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Everyone was scarred horrifically by the Xiden regime. Our values, norms, traditions, and faith-based ideals were under attack. Hoards of illegal aliens, drugs, and trafficked people were pouring across our borders. Foreign nationals from broken and torn lands were facilitated entry into the US. Prices surged and everyday Americans were being squeezed thin. Democrats were hiding and obscuring Xiden's cognitive decline, then installed Kamalatoe as the Dem candidate to challenge Trump, only when it was then convenient to them after the party primary elections had already taken place. Woke identity politics and radical sociopolitical engineering was being shoved down our throats, in the workplace, in media, in schools, and throughout everyday life.

Trump had his win essentially handed to him on a golden platter after the left's egregious behavior. While the Trump administration has had some amazing success in some critical facets, there is one issue front and center that is most important to the everyday American: Affordability. Gen Z and many millennials are being skewered. Not only have they come to find their degrees are useless, but they are struggling immensely in a disrupted, dismal job market with homeownership out of reach.

As some have mentioned, the left was largely thriving for a long time due to their willingness and ability to relate and listen to younger generations. No one wants to be stuck in a forever rent scenario. As even Charlie Kirk said himself, if people lack the ability to own anything, they will become radicalized.

We are already seeing signs of a Blue wave, which is chilling and frightening. I stand wholeheartedly with Marjorie Taylor Greene in that if we don't address this crisis now, the conservatives will lose their leverage. We are tired of seeing a flip-flop of the left and right. We seek stability and to have the pathways to advance, not to be living paycheck to paycheck never getting ahead.

I dont believe young people will get any happier. I think people in their 20s are relatively so broke and hopeless, and not amazed by almost anything because of prior exposure with the internet, that the mid-life crisis will just become a horribly unhappy time.