Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump supporters seeing the light.

And then what?

We got a message worth going over because I don't think this person is alone.

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Hi, Bell, long-time listener, first-time rider. Sorry with the heavy question. How do I give

empathy to the other side? I feel like I've been leading this horse to water for 10 years,

and now that his policies will hit them the hardest, I don't know what to do. I know they are just trying

to get through the day like I am. I know climate does not care about borders. And I know innocent

people will be hurt by these policies. I'm seeing some on the left trying to build a coalition

with some of the disenfranchised Republicans. I see some on the

left get mad when the phrase, this is what you voted for, gets tossed around. But it kind of is what they

voted for. Trump said he would do these things to an extent on the campaign trail. I'm hesitant to have disenfranchised Republicans

join the coalition due to not trusting them. They were okay with all the things Trump was doing

until it affected them personally. I'm scared the moment Trump stops messing with them. They will

fall back in line.

89% of Republicans still support Trump.

Should I simply stop trying to help?

Leave them to solve their own issues without support from other blue states.

At what point do we no longer help and just simply let them lay in the bed they made?

Do you guys think they will ever truly snap out of it? I already thought so many times. This is

finally the moment Trump's base will turn on him and it never happens. Or do you think they will not snap out of it?

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