Quote (ofthevoid @ May 28 2021 01:33pm)
One party says spend x. The other says spend 2x. In a binary political world even if both are irresponsible a reasonable person would choose the one that does less spending.
Lets be honest, you care more about optics and what the mainstream point of view is in who you support, you don't base your support on actual policy.
Perhaps if the person has an extremely short-term view of politics. A political party losing can be beneficial for it's long-term health. If the selling point of the Republican party is that they spend less than Democrats, while Democrats are going batshit crazy with spending, it's worth pondering what would happen if voters refused to go along with the Republican party abandoning fiscal sanity. But when so many on the right pretend that a Democrat winning is the end of America, so they'll support Republicans no matter what, there's no self-correction possible.
Republicans in 4 years lost the Presidency, House, and Senate. Is anyone on the right(outside of those who've always been anti-Trump) talking about what went wrong? You can't correct a problem if you don't acknowledge it exists.
I'm going to ignore the silly attack at the end.
This post was edited by IceMage on May 28 2021 01:46pm