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That's an overly-simplistic breakdown. Almost all campaigns I've seen, across political stripes, include an element of "don't let the other guys win!". After al
by fdewrewrewf 4y ago
That's an overly-simplistic breakdown. Almost all campaigns I've seen, across political stripes, include an element of "don't let the other guys win!". After all, it was Hillary's main selling point.
Also, even those candidates widely regarded as "fearful" actually had campaigns based on hope, of bringing in a better world if only certain problems could be fixed. I'll leave you to fill in the obvious blanks.
- _8j50 4y agoAgain, you also are talking about candidates. It doesn't matter what the candidates say, if the people are voting because they are afraid that reflects on upcoming economic health and legislative activity (while democracy works that is). In America, Obama in 08 was the last time most voters votes out of hope instead of fear. Whether you fear biden or trup, fear is fear. Bad shit ahead, buckle in haha.