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One month into Trump’s second term, many feel buyer’s remorse
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Yep. Anyone who wants can check old.badplace.com/r/conservative and still see nearly unanimous support for everything he's doing.
I assume everyone knows what to replace badplace with.
They are my canary. When a few of them start to notice they've been had (and frankly I'm skeptical they will do so until someone they love is headed to a camp) I'll believe there's any substantive remorse among Trump voters.
Conservative has traditionally been the more normal thread while Republican is pure, unmitigated vitriol.
Honestly that just makes my point even stronger. The so-called sane conservatives are still cheering unabashedly.