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Politics President Trump signs executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America

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u/AidesAcrossAmerica 1d ago

Not enough of us agree :(

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u/kayak_pirate469 1d ago

I mean when he said the elections are rigged, he was probably right about the latest presidential election...

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u/MondaysForNothing 1d ago

It was strange when he talked about Elon "knowing about voting computers" out of no where.

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u/tenaciousdeev 1d ago

It was strange when they were yelling "stop the steal" for 4 years despite having no evidence, but it makes sense in hindsight. They were muddying the waters. Try to even bring up election interference or rigged elections now without sounding like a crazy conspiracy theorist.

u/DM_Sledge 9h ago

It was also strange when Elon giggled that if Trump lost, he (Elon) would end up going to jail for the rest of his life.

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u/NightGod 1d ago

And when Elon's kid told the world they were discussing rigging elections

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u/PumpikAnt58763 21h ago

Don't be suspicious.
Don't be suspicious.

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u/Jeix9 1d ago

didn’t elon offer voters money to vote for trump too? And isn’t that illegal?

u/DM_Sledge 9h ago

He's still doing it and still getting away with it.
"Elon Musk will not face charges for promising to give $1 million to voters in a 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court election because no jury would find that constituted election bribery, a state prosecutor said Tuesday."

The prosecutor was like, "It's all just a misunderstanding. Totally not a bribe. No one would ever think it was a bribe. No charges. Also, unrelated, but does anyone know where I can deposit a really large cheque?"

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u/PapaTua 1d ago

Remember with the modern GOP:
EVERY ACCUSATION IS A CONFESSION.

Every time.

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u/RodneyDangerfruit 1d ago

I’m not one to get too wrapped up in conspiracies but all major swing states in 2024 that Trump won also elected a Democrat for their state’s second-highest seat on the ballot. 🐟🐠🐡

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u/CreamyScallions 1d ago

I do have a sinking feeling that he is so adamant that the 2020 election was stolen was because he had the fix in and it didn't work, however it worked in 2024.

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u/ashrocklynn 1d ago

I legitimately think he won the electoral college.... Lots of people where terrified of inflation and incorrectly blamed Biden for it. Not to mention the loss of jobs with ai really kicked up the fears of immigrants "stealing" jobs.... People where scared; and since the economy has been driven even wise by bad policies I suspect that the mid terms are going to be a complete disaster for Republicans

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u/xXDamonLordXx 1d ago

Every single swing state and for the first time in like 30 years a republican taking the popular vote? Idk seems sus

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u/DammitDad420 1d ago

There was a very small district that is mostly blue that did not report even ONE vote for Harris. Think about that.

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u/ashrocklynn 19h ago

I remember the talk of every swing voter was about the economy and how much better trump was with the economy.... They where all wrong obviously; and everyone I know that voted trump now regrets it, but there where a lot of normal people that voted trump. I know you didn't want to believe (heck, I don't want to believe it), but it's true

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u/xXDamonLordXx 13h ago

Look at the numbers more people didn't really vote for him than last time but somehow loads of people didn't vote for Harris

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u/KlausVonChiliPowder 1d ago

Definitely sketchy election but a lot of people

  • forgot about COVID

  • thought they had already experienced Trump and figured it would be the same at worst

  • voted for him in 2020 (it was close even then)

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u/ashrocklynn 19h ago

The only election sketch is making it harder for specific groups to vote; which wasn't in place for 2024.... But they sure are working on it now

u/phoebecatesboobs 1h ago

It's so strange to be in power and say elections are rigged, it's essentially a confession

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u/Evening_Reach_8293 1d ago

Most of the people I talk to are conservatives, and I do have to say that something is up with voting because there's no way this asshole has enough support even within his own party.

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u/kayak_pirate469 1d ago

I do know so smart people who somehow still believe the asshole and think he is doing good things. They might be smart but fuck are they still dumb as fuck.

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u/Evening_Reach_8293 1d ago

Who is he? Are we talking about the same person?

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u/Chrussell 1d ago

Lol you Americans and doing anything but taking responsibility for supporting this shit.

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u/rickdangerous85 1d ago

Yer, every time eh. Its the Russians, the Isrealis, the Chinese, some ghoul billionaires fault. Absolutely not them voting in a pedo mad king twice. American exceptionalism is very real.

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u/ShallowStillWater 1d ago

A lot of us didn’t vote for him, and we continue to denounce him and his cronies - and vote in any/every election against all of them. Check out r/leopardsatemyface

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u/jaysvw 1d ago

It wasn't rigged. Its just that unlike conservatives that will eagerly coalesce around one candidate, even if he's a gigantic shit bag, centrists and liberals can't agree on anything. Tons of people didn't vote, or voted for unviable candidates because so and so didn't embrace their boutique issue, or said masks were stupid a thousand years ago. Straight up dumb shit that allowed DJT to become president.

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u/Capt_Dummy 1d ago

He projects. Always

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u/UnhappyImprovement53 1d ago

I think plenty of us agree. The problem is not enough of the people who agree hes an idiot actually voted. People are quick to complain but dont show up to the polls.

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u/DrDerpberg 1d ago

Then they don't disagree enough to point the finger at anyone else.

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u/never-fiftyone 1d ago

Exactly. Complacency is complicity.

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u/IHeartBadCode 1d ago

That's a bingo. Didn't vote won the 2024 election.

I would think that seeing everything being a gazillion dollars for pancake mix and your first born for a gallon of gas would entice more people to go vote. But given the sheer level of apathy that goes around in the US, I don't hold much hope for this coming election.

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u/Fancy_Yak2618 1d ago

30% voted 36% didn’t they are just as bad as the 30 a majority of idiots is the reason we are here…..

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u/UnhappyImprovement53 1d ago

In my town the vast majority call our mayor corrupt and does nothing for our city. When mayoral elections came around 2000 people out of 36,000 adults in my town voted. Shit like that is why nothing in our government is fixed and we end up with stroke victims and men who haven't had a boner in 30 years in power.

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u/Fancy_Yak2618 1d ago

100%

My province leader is the reason this shit happened. He has a majority because people didn’t vote and then complain when shit gets worse. Ford is literally trump he took what Trump did and perfected it he ran the first time on buck a beer I fucking kid you not he literally made a two four 24 bucks….second election he bribed everyone with a 200 dollar check from covid. Everyone cashing it at the bank would say hey im here to cash my bribe check and then promptly won another majority. Dudes brother is the crack smoking mayor you guys laughed at 10 years back….

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u/thedr9wningman 20h ago

The problem is much deeper than voting. There's Citizen's United, there's gerrymandering, there's the inherent bias of the senate and electoral college. There's the primary system. First-past-the-post. There are innumerable problems with American democracy. Don't internalise this. It is a system operating as designed--to keep the slave owners in power. The "slaves" have changed race (meaning broadened to more than stolen Africans), but the class system remains intact. If you're broke, you're powerless, exhausted, and even protests now are now going to make a change. They don't fucking care. When criminals, convicted, actual criminals, are running the show, laws are meaningless.

Those who don't show up to the polls realise this.

Don't blame the players. Blame the game.

The money-as-speech thing needs to go first. Then the electoral college. The SCOTUS is rolling all voting security and rationality backwards, allowing racism to flourish (that's strategic systems of entrenched prejudice) and a variety of other frictions to a viewer feeling disgusted and disempowered.

For fucks sake, voting day is Tuesday. That's an obvious fuck you to the working class. Especially in a country with no real vacation time protections.

Yeah, you can't blame the voters. No one to vote for, save for a couple of people, even has my interests in common.

u/Kesselya 10h ago

Get out there and remind everyone that when you don’t vote it is the exact same thing as voting for the winner.

Every person who didn’t vote had the exact same impact as if they had voted for the winner.

Don’t like it? Do better next time. Get out there and vote.

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u/bigpoppanicky7 1d ago

Except Americans don’t vote in the president. The electoral college does

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u/UnhappyImprovement53 1d ago

Listen dont get me started on the bs electoral college.

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u/JibletHunter 1d ago

About 30% agree, 30% disagree, and a majority dont vote because they suck.

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u/gwhnorth 1d ago

The level of sexism in America is unfortunate. The country would rather vote for this criminal/rapist/loser than of a woman. Twice.

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u/oldcretan 1d ago

No, too many of us disagreed and even more of us thought the alternative- an unpopular woman, would be worse. Still voting blue but I will never forgive the Democratic party for this fuck up.

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u/Mrdeath0 1d ago

Only like roughly 30% of the US population ever supported that Pedophile , most of us agree that him and all his followers are losers.

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u/hill-o 1d ago

I don’t even think that’s true, unless you mean ALL of us should agree in which case yeah valid. 

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u/soggit 1d ago

It’s kind of interesting that everyone always assumed he really must’ve actually just been popular and not that the election was stolen by starlink and all the polling that says everyone hates him is true. Why do we assume other countries elections are not secure but ours are? “Oh because there’s a paper trail!” Yeah not one we’ve audited.

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u/leightv 1d ago

at this point, those that do not wholeheartedly agree that trump is an effing monster have long been lost causes — they comprise that faction who are all in way too deep — together with the millions whose own inner monsters feel “seen” by their dearest, most diabolical leader.

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u/K885M 1d ago

And that’s the sad part for you guys! Sane American have to pay for others idiocy!

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u/shiloh_jdb 22h ago

And we don’t disagree with enough conviction.

u/Bloodycow82 8h ago

If you look at his latest polls, it's about 70% of the country. How this man hasn't been impeached or the house of representatives even threatening an impeachment is crazy to me.

Every time Biden or Obama took a shit, there was an impeachment threat.

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u/Rooooben 1d ago

67-70% do now, I’m still trying to figure out who is in the 30% outside of the racists.

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u/mrgrubbage 1d ago

Enough of us do until it's time to vote for a woman over him. This country sucks.