COMMUNITY United States Politics Thread: Trump's Second Term

imo you giving the voters far too much credit

imo in their mind it was simple....

Strong, white man(trump)>>>>>>immigrant, jamaican lady(harris)

i still believe any str8 white man dem would have beaten trump in the general

It doesn't matter what was on their minds. The information was out there, and Trump didn't try to hide who or what he was the last election cycle. He was all in on being against he "others." Everything he's done since elected has been in service of that. We can't give people passes. They see Trump. They know what he's about. They just don't care at best, and at worst they actually support his madness.

The whole race argument with Kamala is overblown. She was actually up on him in polls for a while, and then she made some pretty major mistakes with her campaign.
 


The community note....

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The State Department is considering withholding lifesaving assistance to people with H.I.V. in Zambia as a negotiating tactic to force the government of the southern African country to sign a deal giving the United States more access to its critical minerals.

“We will only secure our priorities by demonstrating willingness to publicly take support away from Zambia on a massive scale,” a draft of a memo prepared for Secretary of State Marco Rubio by the department’s Africa Bureau staff says. A copy of the memo was obtained by The New York Times.

Some 1.3 million people in Zambia rely on daily H.I.V. treatment that is provided through the decades-old U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (known as PEPFAR) and on tuberculosis and malaria medications that save tens of thousands of Zambian lives each year. The Trump administration is considering whether to “significantly cut assistance” as soon as May, to increase pressure on Zambia, the memo says.

 
The State Department is considering withholding lifesaving assistance to people with H.I.V. in Zambia as a negotiating tactic to force the government of the southern African country to sign a deal giving the United States more access to its critical minerals.

“We will only secure our priorities by demonstrating willingness to publicly take support away from Zambia on a massive scale,” a draft of a memo prepared for Secretary of State Marco Rubio by the department’s Africa Bureau staff says. A copy of the memo was obtained by The New York Times.

Some 1.3 million people in Zambia rely on daily H.I.V. treatment that is provided through the decades-old U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (known as PEPFAR) and on tuberculosis and malaria medications that save tens of thousands of Zambian lives each year. The Trump administration is considering whether to “significantly cut assistance” as soon as May, to increase pressure on Zambia, the memo says.

………. This is mad infuriating
 
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