Do you regret having voted for Trump in this last election?

[All4You]

Do I regret living in a world where the terms "President Hillary Clinton" and "President Kamala Harris" occupy the same space as the term "National Champion Purdue Boilermakers"?

 

[All4You]

$3.39 for regular today in Greenwood.
Thanks, Trump!

Ewww...Greenwood.

 

[indy1203]

I don't think I'm a conservative anymore unless it's on the fiscal side. I really don't care what consenting adults do in private as long they don't try to tell me 1) I have to care/subsidize it 2) they splash it on me and mine or 3) they harm other people or their property.

Nobody cares what you do as long as it is not illegal, and you don't expect
someone else to pay for it.

 

[sweetsilence]

$3.39 for regular today in Greenwood.
Thanks, Trump!

National average last year this time was $3.56. What's your point?

 

[HurryingHoosiers]

National average last year this time was $3.56. What's your point?

Probably making fun of people that think presidents have anything to do with gas prices.

 

[hookyIU1990]

Nobody cares what you do as long as it is not illegal, and you don't expect
someone else to pay for it.

I would argue that plenty of people care what you do and expect others to pay for it. They occupy both sides of the aisle in statehouses around the country and in congress in DC. They have supporters that have put them there because it's expected.

 

[mrhighlife]

Better question would be, do they regret voting for Trump in primaries? Also, do they want him to be president for a third term?

 

[iuwclurker]

Eppy, going to respond to the idea of the question and the underlying assumptions of some of the responses. None of this is directed at you. Good question.

But . . . no one's vote affected the outcome of the election, and you don't really "buy" a president when tens of millions of others are voting, too--its not like had you voted for Harris you get Harris. So I'm not sure why any person would regret voting for any candidate.

Also, many of the responses and the way in which people talk about votes make it out to be some kind of litmus test of a person's character. I think that's really dumb--we only have two choices presented to us, and yet there are a myriad of issues that the vote may affect and thinking, non-tribal people will not agree with a candidate or party on all their positions. Add to all of this the imperfect information we have on candidates because of spin, lying, and propaganda along with the impossibility of predicting the future, and I think the entire notion of regret or that a vote is a test of your character is wrongheaded.

But this attitude is a great way to enhance tribalism. So there you go.

In short, it’s not individual stupidity but rather collective stupidity.

 

[Bulk VanderHuge]

Ewww...Greenwood.

Just passing through, believe me.

 

[UncleMark]

National average last year this time was $3.56. What's your point?

It was 2.75 in Bton a couple weeks ago.

Fvcking Trump.

 

[Bulk VanderHuge]

National average last year this time was $3.56. What's your point?

Just wanted to see who would be first to jump up and defend Donny.
Congrats.

 

[mrhighlife]

It was 2.75 in Bton a couple weeks ago.

Fvcking Trump.

National average was 3.02 this past December. Then 3.08 for January. Now 3.24.

 

[sweetsilence]

Just wanted to see who would be first to jump up and defend Donny.

Wasn't defending him.

Probably making fun of people that think presidents have anything to do with gas prices.

@HurryingHoosiers
Made my point. President's don't have that much effect on prices.

If someone doesn't like the democrat party why tf are they immediately labeled a Trump defender/supporter. JFC, can't I think dems are idiots on my own?

 

[HurryingHoosiers]

Made my point. President's don't have that much effect on prices.

Most conservatives/trumpers didn't seem to feel that way when Biden was president. Biden, the invalid, was the mastermind behind gas prices and inflation while barely being able to mumble out a sentence or do his job (conservative/maga view in a nutshell).

If someone doesn't like the democrat party why tf are they immediately labeled a Trump defender/supporter. JFC, can't I think dems are idiots on my own?

Most conservatives obviously voted for Trump given the shitshow we are in now. Sometimes assumptions are wrong.

 

[sweetsilence]

Most conservatives/trumpers didn't seem to feel that way when Biden was president. Biden, the invalid, was the mastermind behind gas prices and inflation while barely being able to mumble out a sentence or do his job (conservative/maga view in a nutshell).



Most conservatives obviously voted for Trump given the shitshow we are in now. Sometimes assumptions are wrong.

I live in Indiana. I wrote in Cignetti.

I just feel there aren't any valid options for me personally but it doesn't really matter anyway.

Remember when Leno had the segment where he asked common knowledge questions on the street? People are dumber now. We really are screwed.

 

[mcmurtry66]

Most conservatives/trumpers didn't seem to feel that way when Biden was president. Biden, the invalid, was the mastermind behind gas prices and inflation while barely being able to mumble out a sentence or do his job (conservative/maga view in a nutshell).



Most conservatives obviously voted for Trump given the shitshow we are in now. Sometimes assumptions are wrong.

Correct the far left woke social workers used him as a proxy. He was mushy peas. The record of Biden was not in keeping with his presidency. This was AOC cori bush policies

 

[mcmurtry66]

I live in Indiana. I wrote in Cignetti.

I just feel there aren't any valid options for me personally but it doesn't really matter anyway.

Remember when Leno had the segment where he asked common knowledge questions on the street? People are dumber now. We really are screwed.

You’re talking to a supporter of open borders defunding cops and any other inane thing the left dreams up. He’s the worst shill on the board

 

[HurryingHoosiers]

I live in Indiana. I wrote in Cignetti.

I just feel there aren't any valid options for me personally but it doesn't really matter anyway.

Remember when Leno had the segment where he asked common knowledge questions on the street? People are dumber now. We really are screwed.

We don't need to lose Cig as our coach lol

I personally think it is important to vote for the lesser of 2 evils when one of the options is uniquely awful but to each their own. Can't fault someone for choosing the write-in option.

 

[indy1203]

I would argue that plenty of people care what you do and expect others to pay for it. They occupy both sides of the aisle in statehouses around the country and in congress in DC. They have supporters that have put them there because it's expected.

i was not considering politicians, that is a whole different breed of cat, or skunk.