Does anyone on here who voted for Biden regret it now?
Or do you still stand by him? Either way I don't care too much, I jus see so much hate on Biden I jus wonder how many supporters he still has.
36-40, M
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RosaMarie · 41-45, F
@ididntknow Until 2016, for twenty years of my adult like, I have voted Republican for president.
I voted for Biden knowing I would likely oppose many of his plans. Knowing he would likely damage the economy.
Trump was a disgrace in the White House. Every time he spoke, I was ashamed that he was speaking for my country.
I refuse to give in to the ends justifying the means. The only way I could support Trump was to have no feelings about the moral character of someone. The character of the man we elect President will always matter to me.
I regret nothing personally. I regret that the Republican party is no longer the party that calls out the Democrats for being decisive. That stands for small government and less spending. That they can't put forward a reasonably morally sound human to stand for their platform.
Also, to get my vote back, they must stop trying to undo 50 years of woman's rights. That's a line in the sand for me. I will never have kids of my own. It's not a personal or selfish wish. It's a matter of women having equal rights to body autonomy.
I voted for Biden knowing I would likely oppose many of his plans. Knowing he would likely damage the economy.
Trump was a disgrace in the White House. Every time he spoke, I was ashamed that he was speaking for my country.
I refuse to give in to the ends justifying the means. The only way I could support Trump was to have no feelings about the moral character of someone. The character of the man we elect President will always matter to me.
I regret nothing personally. I regret that the Republican party is no longer the party that calls out the Democrats for being decisive. That stands for small government and less spending. That they can't put forward a reasonably morally sound human to stand for their platform.
Also, to get my vote back, they must stop trying to undo 50 years of woman's rights. That's a line in the sand for me. I will never have kids of my own. It's not a personal or selfish wish. It's a matter of women having equal rights to body autonomy.
RosaMarie · 41-45, F
@ididntknow
1. In your OP, you say you don't care up much. Then in the comments you've pushed back on everyone that has put forward a negative view of Trump.
2. You make assumptions about my new media viewing. I have watched Trump speak many times. I watch the uncut versions and I make my own opinions. Frankly, the snap assumptions that because I'm not a fan of Trump, I'm therefore brainwashed by the left media is insulting.
3. A common practice of Biden dissenters is to present a binary choice. The assumption is that all who voted for Biden were his supporters and therefore either must still support him or no longer support him. This assumption was incorrect with me and with many centrist and conservatives that I know who voted for Biden. As a side note, for the month leading into the election "Republicans for Biden" was one of the most searched terms on Google. I have never supported Biden. My vote was a vote against Trump. I don't regret it and I would do it again. Trump is a horrible man. I don't care how good he is for the economy. He should never hold office again. If the Republicans run him again, I'll vote for someone else. There is no scenario for me where the ends justify the means.
1. In your OP, you say you don't care up much. Then in the comments you've pushed back on everyone that has put forward a negative view of Trump.
2. You make assumptions about my new media viewing. I have watched Trump speak many times. I watch the uncut versions and I make my own opinions. Frankly, the snap assumptions that because I'm not a fan of Trump, I'm therefore brainwashed by the left media is insulting.
3. A common practice of Biden dissenters is to present a binary choice. The assumption is that all who voted for Biden were his supporters and therefore either must still support him or no longer support him. This assumption was incorrect with me and with many centrist and conservatives that I know who voted for Biden. As a side note, for the month leading into the election "Republicans for Biden" was one of the most searched terms on Google. I have never supported Biden. My vote was a vote against Trump. I don't regret it and I would do it again. Trump is a horrible man. I don't care how good he is for the economy. He should never hold office again. If the Republicans run him again, I'll vote for someone else. There is no scenario for me where the ends justify the means.
ididntknow · 51-55, M
@RosaMarie poor you
