Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's fell again.

So today, we're going to talk about regretting your Trump vote.

There are a lot of people who, now, for various reasons, ranging from his policies directly impacting them,

to those thinking he wasn't going to follow through

with some of his more controversial stances, to those who literally just voted for him because

he's a walking meme, to those who always vote Republican, who regret their vote. I got a message

that I think deserves a little attention. Quote, I've been a

Republican my entire life. I never thought he was a great president, but I didn't think he was

horrible either. I recently got rid of cable and started getting my news more and more from the

internet. I wanted criminals deported, actual criminals,

not people who served in the military but messed up on a form 20 years ago,

or even just somebody who comes here to sell oranges.

I don't want to take away a good person's ability to earn a living.

I wanted less government spending on rich people, not poor kids starving.

I wanted tariffs on cheap Chinese stuff.

Not every single item on the planet, so we pay taxes for the rich.

I heard clips on cable news that made me think Trump was going to do what I wanted, so I voted

for him.

I regretted it before he even took office.

But now what?

He won't be able to run again, so it's not like I can vote against him.

I just have to ride out three years of him doing whatever he wants

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