> I think you're giving Trump too much personal credit here Yeah I think you're right - it's more so his party. > I don't think Ron DeSantis or any other cand

> I think you're giving Trump too much personal credit here Yeah I think you're right - it's more so his party. > I don't think Ron DeSantis or any other candidate would have been a stark difference from Trump Yeah probably not (and maybe worse even). > we're not going to fix much by electing a "good" president Probably not, but a blue president won't abolish the department of education. Nor would they instate a requirement that all government employees must pass an exam proving they're conservative (yes, real). The problem is we have two right-leaning party. The moderate one, the dems, who do almost nothing. And the far-right one, which is dangerous. Like... actively looking to make everyone's lives worse at the behest of corporations and the ultra-wealthy, and then to top it off, enforce religious values and good morals. It's a shitty situation, but in my opinion an easy choice. At least currently. The repubs have gotten much more radical in the past decade IMO.