SoberasHotRod
Well-Known Member
I think about this stuff pretty simplistically. If people don't like the way things are going they will vote for change, but also people will vote for the devil that the know over the devil that they don't know. A lot of times these two things are at odds with each other so there is a balance of how much people don't like the way things are going in order to vote for the person that they aren't familiar with.
It feels like pundits go way too deep in to the results sometimes and start making up reasons why a particular result happens and then overcorrect and miss the mark.
In the end I think we saw that people liked how things were going under Trump better than under Biden. I personally don't agree and also don't understand how people connect things that are at best very slightly correlated, but that's just the way things go.
It feels like pundits go way too deep in to the results sometimes and start making up reasons why a particular result happens and then overcorrect and miss the mark.
In the end I think we saw that people liked how things were going under Trump better than under Biden. I personally don't agree and also don't understand how people connect things that are at best very slightly correlated, but that's just the way things go.