The conservatives have never been better with the economy and that is objectively verifiable.

The fact that we're even talking about the economy in a presidential race is honestly pretty ridiculous, the only impact the President has on the economy tends to be negative. Economic policy is a mix of the Federal Reserve policies and legislation, neither of which the President has a ton of control over. That said, Congress usually lets the President champion a bill or two.

Also, economic policy usually has a delayed impact, usually by a few years, so it's often difficult to attribute economic changes to specific presidents. Yet, for some reason we give the sitting president the credit or blame for whatever happens, which encourages the President to take short-term measures to delay a recession.

You pretend that Trump can’t break this country

It's possible he could, I just don't think he'll try to. He'll certainly try to interfere w/ the economy (i.e. tariffs and other trade war nonsense), but I honestly don't think he has plans beyond that.

I highly doubt he'll have any impact on women, aside from perhaps those in the White House with him. He really doesn't seem interested in getting involved in any of those issues, and he has even pushed back on legislative changes to abortion policy. It just doesn't seem to be something he really wants to touch, but he'll certainly take credit for the actions of others when he thinks it'll benefit him (i.e. him bragging about overturning Roe v Wade, as if he actually had a hand in that at all...).

You act like it is no big deal

It is a big deal, and I'm really frustrated at the awful choices we have this year. Harris was dead last on my list of preferences when she ran for President, and her record as VP hasn't changed my mind. I think she's a terrible candidate, not because she's a woman or any nonsense like that, I just think she doesn't have good policies (or honestly any policies at all). In fact, I don't even know what motivates her, she seems to also just say whatever she thinks people will like, but I guess she wins because she's not nearly as extreme as her competitor. So it's like picking between a soggy sandwich and obviously undercooked pork, one will make me regret eating it for the next hour, the other will make me regret it for the next day.

That said, Trump is way worse. Biden was my first vote for a Democrat for President ever, not because I liked him (he was almost my last pick when he ran for President), but because I thought he actually had a chance at winning my state since Trump is so disliked here. But no, he lost by 20% or so like every other candidate in my red state. I usually vote for a third party I agree with, but Trump's first term changed that.

I'm absolutely with you that Trump is terrible. I just think he's being made out to be a lot of things that he's not, and that causes people to dismiss criticism against him. I think Trump is dangerous, not because he's fascist or anything of that nature, but because he's a narcissist, and not a particularly bright one at that. He seems to actually think crippling tariffs are a good thing, which is absolutely nuts! He would absolutely cause problems, but ones we can manage. On the bright side, hopefully it'll demonstrate, yet again, that high tariffs are a terrible idea.