With all that has transpired, do those who voted for trump have any regrets, or do you still feel you made the right decision? Why or why not?

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Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I voted for Donald Trump, I voted for Donald Trump because I thought he'd create a better America for everyone but after reading 800 or so pages on Queer Feminist theory I realise how much I've been duped. You gotta understand I come from a small steel town in Pennsylvania if I had known the foundational texts on intersectional theory I would never have chanted "lock her up lock her up!"

We were told Kamala Harris was the enemy but it's clear now the true enemy is a patriarchal capitalist soceity that maintains its ascendance by making powerful and ambitious women appear threatening only to protect my status in a system purposely designed to benefit CISET white males like myself. Jesus.

Wheñ Donald Trump said that he would make America great again, it's obvious to me now that he was only trying to play off my own complicity and comfort in an unequal social structure that disproportionately strips women and minorities particularly trans and genderqueer people of color of their autonomy and seeks to subjugate and inveterate to an intentionally antagonistic androcratic order. I get that now after I attended a gender-fluid non-binary poetry slam at the Swarthmore. A couple of other guys from work attended it too and now it's all we talk about on the line.

I liked Trump because he tells it like it is but do you know who teally tells it like it is? Judith Butler "Gender is not to culture as sex is to nature; gender is also the discursive/cultural means by which 'sexed nature' or 'A natural sex' is produced and established as prediscursive, prior to culture, a politically neutral surface on which culture acts"

Why I now regret voting for Trump!

If I had just known thst back in November 2024 I would have never voted for Trump. God... how could I have been so stupid?

katiesmuff · Accepted Answer

I didn't vote for that bumbling pile of dog shit nor did I vote for slow joes replacement. I actually wrote in my father's name knowing he didn't stand much of a chance, but I do know his values and honesty to anyone and everyone he's ever had contact with. Just seemed like the best choice.

Douglas1180 · Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, the woke mentality has so deeply embedded itself in you younger generations and the media that many people can't even begin to understand how effective a president Trump has been. They’ve been trained to react emotionally, rather than to truly understand what a Republican platform is actually about. I encourage you to look at the level of fear mongering that's taking place and see it for what it actually is.

Immigration? The left screams racist Nazi, but what I see is a president who actually respects our Constitution and recognizes the gaping loophole in the 14th Amendment that’s being used to hand out citizenship to people who broke our laws. A nation without borders isn’t a nation.

Tariffs? They’re not about isolation—they’re about fairness. He’s finally leveling the playing field for American businesses and forcing foreign powers to pay the price for decades of lopsided trade deals, many of which were pushed through by people more interested in globalist appeasement than American strength. It's about integrity - supporting your fellow American rather than throwing your money at countries that hate us.

Ending DEI? It’s not about hate and racism—it’s about budget and priorities. These programs haven’t delivered results. They’ve just ballooned into bureaucratic black holes of taxpayer waste. Trump is cutting through that nonsense and putting the money where it matters.

Red_Arrow · Accepted Answer

During the prior election Trump lied that the voting was tampered with (his lying was proven many times over) and he sent his followers against the legal government in DC. Many of those followers maimed and in some cases caused the deaths of the police and workers in the building. When Trump became president in the latest election he pardoned all the guilty and released them on us again. Already many of them have been arrested for new crimes. Though most of the MAGA politicians are so afraid of his power that they refuse to go against him, many are making it clear that he is acting as emperor rather than president, and some are doing outright battle with him. Trump made many promises on what he would accomplish within days of taking office, yet months into his term he has not come close to achieving them, and things are getting worse.

Trump has replaced experienced officials with people who have no experience. RFK Jr. refuses to believe years of science and is causing casualties to our health. We had pretty much eliminated measles, and now, thanks to RFK Jr. and Trump enforcing what he says, measles is making a deathly comeback. Many in those communities that voted for Trump have expressed strong regrets for doing so.

While most of his followers continue to follow him down the rabbit hole, many of them are wising up. His approval ratings have gone down.

hahahmm · Answer

Country was being flooded by 20+ million illegals who were getting tax payer funded benefits from free hotel rooms, education, cash, and zero down mortgages plus Democrats tried to get them the right to vote (for Democrats) in elections while Biden was not even really president but instead some faceless group of unelected people ran the country and that was okay according to the liberal media... then this same media runs around pretending to care about the fate of the country.

It's like this country is the Titanic and has been sinking for a long time but now that there's a new captain people want to blame him for hitting ice bergs before he became captain. Nah.

This country may crash and burn but it ain't going to be because of Trump. This country was a dumpster fire long before -- that's why so many jobs were sent out of the country over decades -- but too many people were too stupid to see it.

OneViewpoint · Answer

The MAGA filth of this nation can never admit they are wrong about anything. Their insecurities won't allow them to take accountability for their mistakes. And most of them are too ignorant and stupid to even realize the magnitude of their mistake in the case of voting for their Cheato Jesus.

Nah, things are gonna need to get MUCH worse for the MAGA filth to start crying in remorse like they did when they were dying from Covid. They need to be reduced to abject poverty. And once they get there, we need to leave them there. No bailouts or handouts to the cockroaches of MAGA. Let them lose their farms, homes, job, cars, and lives, and children. Give each one a single free tube of ivermectin.

exitseven · Answer

I have no regrets. I agree with 90% of what President Trump wants todo and I am really glad that we have a real leader in the White House that is putting American interests first.

If anything, he is not going far enough. Not only should he be exposing corruption in the government he should be actively investigating, indicting and convicting anyone who is involved in it.

I am taking a wait and see attitude about Pam Bondi but maybe she needs to be replaced with somebody more aggressive,.

Lliam · Answer

The other option was unthinkable.

I don't support all of his policies. But my biggest disagreement by far is declaring criticism for Israel and opposition to Zionism to be Antisemitic and taking the harshest measures against anyone who criticizes the terrorist state of IsraHell and its Satanic leaders.

Anonymous · Answer

He's doing exactly what we voted for, to dismantle the left and fix the severe damage they've done to the country over the past 50 years. Decades of destruction cannot be reversed overnight, it takes time for the effects of his actions to show improvements. By cutting a trillion dollars fraud and waste alone, he's done more to actually help the people of this country than any other president in the past 100 years.

Soon we will find out who was actually running the country when Biden was in office doing nothing due to his advanced dementia, which we pointed out as early as the South Carolina primary in 2019, but no one listened. Now it has been acknowledged by the left to have been a complete and intentional lie.

Kelley1 · Answer

I wanted Trump to win. However, I didn't vote because neither candidate was suitable to be president, and I was not going to vote for the lesser of two evils. Trump is slightly better than I expected, but not nearly good enough to be president.

Anonymous · Answer

I don't regret it at all. He may be a bit too pro-Israel but every American president sadly will be. I think the deportations are good and I really don't care if international students or some kind of genius scholarly immigrants get deported too, there's too many of em.

loveslongnails · Answer

Why would they have regrets? Even the ones being directly affected right now, to the point where they're losing businesses, income and healthcare, are saying " Well geez, I voted for HIM but I didn't vote for this".

Ummm... yes you did. He even told you what was coming and you STILL voted for him, probably a second time, disregarding how bad the first time was. But, that's because: "Stupid people don't know (or think) they're stupid", do they?

Dargil · Answer

I will somewhat disappointed in Trump when he didn't bear down on what he had promised when he was elected on 2016. but this time around he seems to be doing exactly what he promised he would do in the campaign. even Ann Coulter who was a anti Trump conservative has now come to his side. I have no regrets.

Sick_Soul · Answer

I'm sure there's like, a ton of super smart people out there who have already talked about this stuff and have some really interesting thoughts and opinions, and maybe if you just, you know, keep looking around, you'll stumble upon something that's like, totally mind-blowing and will make you think about everything in a whole new way,

WindAtMyBack · Answer

I didn't vote for Trump. But if I did I would not regret it. I like a lot of what he's doing. I wish he had done that his first term. If he had, I probably would have voted for him in 2024.

Anonymous · Answer

Absolutely no regrets, although there's at least one issue I strongly disagree with him on. I believe that God helped enable Trump's win. Hopefully Trump will realize that his support for Israel is a huge mistake. Gynecide by the IDF is absolutely UNACCEPTIBLE

midnightmoon05 · Answer

He is doing what a leader is suppose to do. He is not perfect but. Is the right person to run a country that has been falling behind for over 30 years.

Avicenna · Answer

Not only are you batshit crazy, but you're also a rabid anti-Semite who has zero knowledge of civics.

Anonymous · Answer

I would never vote for the convicted felon conman but I know quite a few people who are somehow surprised at all the things he hasn't accomplished that he said he would.

DrPepper12 · Answer

MAGA amirite?

Anonymous · Answer

I have no regrets. He’s doing what he said he’s do. That’s why a lot of people voted for him. I live in the border of our country, down south, big difference in what I see now.

Anonymous · Answer

He’s such a pile of crap. “I’ll end the war on Ukraine in 24 hours”. Just saw the news last night that now he said it is “too hard”.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

No regrets on my part at least not for now. Trump has his cons but I like his pros.

Pterodon · Answer

Doing everything I want

jimmy2 · Answer

That poll must be CNN

chrissykerdock · Answer

trump is god

Jennz6 · Answer

I approve

noohair · Answer

No regrets

Gaylordslav · Answer

no regrets

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