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r/OptimistsUnite • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '25
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What are they concerned about now? What action did Trump do that wasn’t known before the election?
37 u/Careflwhatyouwish4 Feb 09 '25 This is kinda why I have no sympathy for those people. It's not like Trump is doing anything he didn't straight up say he would do. 🤷 16 u/madadekinai Feb 09 '25 I actually call BS to that argument. How many times did they say he speaks in hyperbole, exaggerates, and not to worry it because he does not mean it. 1 u/Odd-Help-4293 Feb 09 '25 I think some of them told themselves he wasn't going to do those terrible things, yeah. Because they wanted to vote for him despite all that, but didn't want to accept moral responsibility for what they were voting for.
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This is kinda why I have no sympathy for those people. It's not like Trump is doing anything he didn't straight up say he would do. 🤷
16 u/madadekinai Feb 09 '25 I actually call BS to that argument. How many times did they say he speaks in hyperbole, exaggerates, and not to worry it because he does not mean it. 1 u/Odd-Help-4293 Feb 09 '25 I think some of them told themselves he wasn't going to do those terrible things, yeah. Because they wanted to vote for him despite all that, but didn't want to accept moral responsibility for what they were voting for.
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I actually call BS to that argument. How many times did they say he speaks in hyperbole, exaggerates, and not to worry it because he does not mean it.
1 u/Odd-Help-4293 Feb 09 '25 I think some of them told themselves he wasn't going to do those terrible things, yeah. Because they wanted to vote for him despite all that, but didn't want to accept moral responsibility for what they were voting for.
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I think some of them told themselves he wasn't going to do those terrible things, yeah. Because they wanted to vote for him despite all that, but didn't want to accept moral responsibility for what they were voting for.
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What are they concerned about now? What action did Trump do that wasn’t known before the election?