As winter turns to spring in 2026, American politics is experiencing a bit of economic-messaging déjà vu from the Trump administration.
Much like last year at this time, the president has leapt headlong into a major new undertaking that threatens to rock an already-wobbly economy. And much like last year, the administration is asking Americans to accept some “short-term pain” for promised long-term gain.
In 2025, it was tariffs. In 2026, it’s the war with Iran.
If they didn’t want it, why did they vote for it?
I don’t want it and I didn’t vote for it. There millions like me.
Millions of cowards who refuse to fight back
Got an internet warrior over here. There are activists doing things all over the country. Unless you think citizens can take on the US military, in which case you’re dumber than your post makes you look.
If you think your OWN military is a direct threat to you and you AREN’T taking action, I’m not sure what to tell you.
“There are activist doing things” is some Trump speak. Nobody is doing a damn thing.
More not like you though. And “your” side is pathetic they never do anything when in power and don’t complain like the right does when they are not.
So you don’t understand how FPtP works and it’s implications. That’s clear at least.
More Americans voted for Trump than any other candidate.
Not sure if you mean in that particular race or ever.
In that particular race, there was a 0.9% margin.
Ever, Biden actually holds the lead with the most total votes.
At least, according to the stats listed here: https://www.britannica.com/topic/United-States-Presidential-Election-Results-1788863
Of course I meant in that particular race. Trump received the most votes of the candidates in the 2024 presidential, general election.
So we generalize everyone as having voted him in power?