Bookworm616
Well-Known Member
I really don't get why it's hard to understand that sometimes people passionately vote against someone. Joe Biden is just the lucky guy who got to go up against a man who sparks loathing like I've never seen before. Every last penny that was donated to Biden was given to get rid of Trump.
I completely understand it. I wasn't a Trump fan in 2016. I wasn't thrilled he won the nomination. I was hoping for another one to win it.
I went in to the voting booth determined to vote for Jill Stein. Once I got there, my finger hovered over her name, but I just couldn't do it. Literally the biggest anti-Hillary statement I could make in my blue state of IL was to cancel out one of her votes with the most powerful option: Trump. So, I held my nose and voted for him.
Then I sat back and gave him a year to see how he did, to determine whether or not I made the correct choice.
I KNOW there were many people who HATED Trump, but can you honestly believe the people who hated him in 2016 grew by 13M in 2020? No. For as many Trump voters he turned away from him, there were that many Hillary voters who turned away from the Democratic Party. Which is why I don't believe Trump gained 11M more votes than 2016. Those numbers just don't add up.
And Biden pulled a Hillary and kept pretty silent, especially leading right up to the election and that behavior gave him 13M more votes and blew away Obama's votes? Hell no. I just don't buy the counts on either side.
And just as many "Vote" commercials, Facebook ads, and other social media ads were as prominent this year as they were in 2016. Nothing adds up for me about this election.
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