Trump Loyalty

Trump Supporters Unapologetic: No Regrets, Even Now

Contrary to widespread assumptions, polls reveal remarkably low levels of voter regret among those who supported Donald Trump in the 2020 election. Surveys from PRRI and the University of Massachusetts Amherst indicate that less than 2% of Trump voters regret their choice. This lack of remorse is evident even among those directly impacted negatively by Trump’s policies, as illustrated by anecdotal evidence of individuals continuing to support him despite personal hardships. This steadfast loyalty, even in the face of adversity, suggests a deeper psychological commitment than a simple political calculation. Ultimately, demanding remorse from Trump voters appears unproductive given their unwavering support.

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Trump’s Loser Picks: Why Does He Choose Incompetent Officials?

Donald Trump’s cabinet picks reveal a pattern of appointing individuals who have previously lost elections, including those defeated by him and within the Republican party. This strategy contrasts with his public rhetoric of celebrating “winners,” suggesting a deliberate effort to select loyalists unlikely to oppose his agenda. These appointments, encompassing figures from various races and levels of government, indicate a prioritization of unwavering allegiance over experience or prior electoral success. Trump’s stated goal is to avoid the “mistakes” of his first term by surrounding himself with completely compliant individuals.

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