Your arguments all feature the same structural mistake; the election isn't solely decided by the voters of either candidate/party, non-voters always play a decisive role because the margin of victory is always smaller than the amount of non-voters. The major reason Trump won is because millions of people who voted in the last election chose to sit out of this one, and low turnout races favor Republicans. When Kamala was first subbed in she generated a massive wave of energy and enthusiasm - the key factors that translate into turnout - based on her cultivating the assumption that she would be the change candidate in this election. But midway through her campaign she chose to pivot to a turnout-depressing strategy of branding herself as Biden 2.0 and rolling out a weak tea policy platform. That paved the way for Trump's low-turnout path to victory. Yes, some ignorant low info men flipped from Biden voters to Trump voters, but they could have been numerically outvoted by youth, leftist and disinterested voters who sat out because of the way Kamala chose to run the back half of her campaign. The campaign's entire strategy was that these voters could be sacrificed because they would be replaced in number by Anti-Trump pro-Impeachment Republicans like Liz Cheney. Failed horribly.
This isn't really true. Most of the anti-genocide leftist influencers I saw were cautiously optimistic to excited about Kamala replacing Biden because it felt like an upgrade and victory to have Biden out of the paint. During the first half of the campaign when Kamala was riding high on change vibes, they were willing to give her the benefit of the doubt.
https://www.npr.org/2024/08/12/nx-s1-5060109/israel-gaza-uncommitted-michigan-harris
The sentiment only really started shifting when she said she wouldn't be a break from Biden on this issue and started telling protestors to fukk off, culminating in banning anyone with Palestinian blood from appearing on stage at her DNC. It significantly drove down the stakes of the election to people with genocide as their red line for supporting a candidate.
And contrary to your claim, people are out in the streets protesting the Trump Administration's anti-Palestinian actions
People across the US have protested Trump’s proposal to displace Palestinians from Gaza, as well as his deportation of migrants and dismantling of government
www.newarab.com
Last weekend, protesters nationwide gathered to condemn President Donald Trump and his administration’s handling of domestic and foreign affairs.
thehilltoponline.com
Strongest Republican candidate of all time but a 78 year old gaffe prone geriatric fool who was stuck doing virtual campaigning because of a pandemic beat him.