Holy fukking shyt I actually chuckled at this. I really wish this would be shown every fukking where every day for however long it takes this guy to get tossed out of office/out of life itself. Also, i'm not with the kumbaya. People should be afraid to admit they voted for this piece of shyt going forward. The same way Germany and a few other places gets on the ass of anyone who dares celebrate Nazism, Trump should be a "don't talk about him" topic. Stupid mawfukkas fall in love with a reality show host conman and beg him to ruin America.
Does MAGA appreciate how good the economy is right now? The inauguration isn’t for another 73 days
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Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
I know there's dumbasses that will vote his way regardless, but there's no way his approval numbers are that high.
RamsayBolton
Superstar
there are people in the federal government cheering him on while being unaware they're in the crosshairs
MustafaSTL
Achievement In Every Field of Human Endeavor
fukk Sheryl. Dumb ass bytch. You knew exactly who don was when you voted, and exactly how this shyt would play out. Don’t act scared to turn on the tv now dumb bytch.
‘Very Scary’: Swing State Trump Voters Have Buyer’s Remorse
They voted for President Donald Trump to bring prices down and bolster the economy. Now they regret their vote.www.thedailybeast.com
Swing State Trump Voters Have Buyer’s Remorse: ‘It’s Very Scary’
INSTANT REGRET
They voted for President Donald Trump to bring prices down and bolster the economy. Now they regret their vote.
Josh Fiallo
Breaking News Reporter
Updated Mar. 14 2025 2:45PM EDT Published Mar. 14 2025 2:38PM EDT
Michigan moderates who flipped from voting for former President Joe Biden in 2020 to President Donald Trump in November are regretting their decision.
A focus group assembled by researcher Rich Thau last week found swing voters in the Great Lake State were having second thoughts about their vote for Trump, with political “chaos,” still-high grocery prices, and a plummeting stock market driving their views.
On Friday, CNN featured a Zoom session with short sound bytes from a handful of the participants. They were identified only by first name and last initial.
A woman named Shannon said she regrets voting for Donald Trump in November. CNN
“Everything I believed was going to happen” under a Trump presidency has since gone the “opposite direction,” said a woman named Shannon wearing a Central Michigan University shirt
“I thought he was going to change things with affordability and make things cheaper,” she added, “But by putting these tariffs in and terrorizing the world, now things are going to only get more expensive than they already are.”
A Donald Trump voter identified only as “Sheryl” said she is scared to turn on the news most days in MAGA 2.0. CNN
A woman named Sheryl said she is “almost scared to watch the news” anymore. A man named Phil added that Trump’s “actions have been disruptive and [are] creating chaos.”
Shannon agreed, saying, “I don’t think anyone would have voted for him if they expected to see what we’re seeing now.”
A Donald Trump voter named Phil accused the president of sewing “chaos.” CNN
One of the voters with buyer’s remorse said she voted for Trump because she thought the economy would thrive.
“I was voting for him based off of the economy the first time around and I’m seeing a significant decline,” a voter named Samantha said.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over three percent in the week preceding Thau’s focus group. In February, egg prices hit an all-time record.
A focus group member named Therese said succinctly, “It’s very scary.”
CNN’s Dana Bash noted that Thau described feeling “whiplash” in his focus groups week-to-week as the economy has started to falter.
Just last month in Arizona, another swing state, Thau surveyed other voters who switched votes and found all 11 were happy with the president’s handling of the economy. In Michigan this week, however, he said 10 of 13 surveyed said they disapproved.
Republican lawmakers have faced outrage at town halls across the country in recent weeks, where constituents have expressed concern about mass federal layoffs, Elon Musk’s immense influence, and high prices.
Josh Dawsey, a political investigations reporter at the Wall Street Journal, said on CNN that Trump’s advisers had urged the president to focus on the economy during his campaign but that Trump finds the economy “boring” compared with issues like immigration.
“Now you see him talk less about cost of living than other topics,” Dawsey said. “You see him sort of do these aggressive actions on trade, and I’m curious to see how the American public will respond to that, because I think one of the key reasons people put him in the White House was they thought prices were going down and that he was better than the Democrats on making their lives better.”
Eternally Jaded
Superstar
People apparently have the memory retention of goldfish.
His first term was all volatility, and guess what, so is the second so far.
We deserve this if we're intent on allowing the dumb to vote as well.
His first term was all volatility, and guess what, so is the second so far.
We deserve this if we're intent on allowing the dumb to vote as well.
Clayton Endicott
Superstar
fukk em.‘Very Scary’: Swing State Trump Voters Have Buyer’s Remorse
They voted for President Donald Trump to bring prices down and bolster the economy. Now they regret their vote.
Swing State Trump Voters Have Buyer’s Remorse: ‘It’s Very Scary’
INSTANT REGRET
They voted for President Donald Trump to bring prices down and bolster the economy. Now they regret their vote.
Josh Fiallo
Breaking News Reporter
Updated Mar. 14 2025 2:45PM EDT Published Mar. 14 2025 2:38PM EDT
Michigan moderates who flipped from voting for former President Joe Biden in 2020 to President Donald Trump in November are regretting their decision.
A focus group assembled by researcher Rich Thau last week found swing voters in the Great Lake State were having second thoughts about their vote for Trump, with political “chaos,” still-high grocery prices, and a plummeting stock market driving their views.
On Friday, CNN featured a Zoom session with short sound bytes from a handful of the participants. They were identified only by first name and last initial.
A woman named Shannon said she regrets voting for Donald Trump in November. CNN
“Everything I believed was going to happen” under a Trump presidency has since gone the “opposite direction,” said a woman named Shannon wearing a Central Michigan University shirt
“I thought he was going to change things with affordability and make things cheaper,” she added, “But by putting these tariffs in and terrorizing the world, now things are going to only get more expensive than they already are.”
A Donald Trump voter identified only as “Sheryl” said she is scared to turn on the news most days in MAGA 2.0. CNN
A woman named Sheryl said she is “almost scared to watch the news” anymore. A man named Phil added that Trump’s “actions have been disruptive and [are] creating chaos.”
Shannon agreed, saying, “I don’t think anyone would have voted for him if they expected to see what we’re seeing now.”
A Donald Trump voter named Phil accused the president of sewing “chaos.” CNN
One of the voters with buyer’s remorse said she voted for Trump because she thought the economy would thrive.
“I was voting for him based off of the economy the first time around and I’m seeing a significant decline,” a voter named Samantha said.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell over three percent in the week preceding Thau’s focus group. In February, egg prices hit an all-time record.
A focus group member named Therese said succinctly, “It’s very scary.”
CNN’s Dana Bash noted that Thau described feeling “whiplash” in his focus groups week-to-week as the economy has started to falter.
Just last month in Arizona, another swing state, Thau surveyed other voters who switched votes and found all 11 were happy with the president’s handling of the economy. In Michigan this week, however, he said 10 of 13 surveyed said they disapproved.
Republican lawmakers have faced outrage at town halls across the country in recent weeks, where constituents have expressed concern about mass federal layoffs, Elon Musk’s immense influence, and high prices.
Josh Dawsey, a political investigations reporter at the Wall Street Journal, said on CNN that Trump’s advisers had urged the president to focus on the economy during his campaign but that Trump finds the economy “boring” compared with issues like immigration.
“Now you see him talk less about cost of living than other topics,” Dawsey said. “You see him sort of do these aggressive actions on trade, and I’m curious to see how the American public will respond to that, because I think one of the key reasons people put him in the White House was they thought prices were going down and that he was better than the Democrats on making their lives better.”
How it started, how it's going.
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The CEO of the world's largest asset manager downplayed Trump's authoritarian policies, and claimed both trump and Harris would benefit the economy. He even tried to cozy up to trump by brokering a Panama canal deal.
He now claims that Wall Street's smart money is incredibly concerned about the trajectory of the economy due to tariffs, deportations, and other mind-numbingly stupid trump policies.
The CEO of the world's largest asset manager downplayed Trump's authoritarian policies, and claimed both trump and Harris would benefit the economy. He even tried to cozy up to trump by brokering a Panama canal deal.
He now claims that Wall Street's smart money is incredibly concerned about the trajectory of the economy due to tariffs, deportations, and other mind-numbingly stupid trump policies.
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│ Step one, help elect someone who will crash the economy. Step two, pretend to be scared. Step three, buy up assets as the economy crashes. Final step, bribe your way to a bailout after you burnt your liquid assets because tOo BiG tA fAiL.
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│ Step one, help elect someone who will crash the economy. Step two, pretend to be scared. Step three, buy up assets as the economy crashes. Final step, bribe your way to a bailout after you burnt your liquid assets because tOo BiG tA fAiL.
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│ │ Aww, no fair, you've seen this movie before.
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MoshpitMazi
Moshpit Gxng/ Anti Fash
Wild
Electing a racist, delusional,, convicted felon who squandered $400 million dollars of his personal inheritance and then had multiple business failings and bankruptcies is turning out to be a stroke of genius. 
