Heading into the elections, a significant number of voters expressed that the nation was on a wrong path, revealing disillusionment with both major political parties and candidates.
This election's dynamics were primarily influenced by the major parties intensifying rhetoric that leveraged fear and division, compelling voters to align against perceived threats.
Despite populist promises, the candidates’ policies ultimately catered to the elite donors rather than addressing the needs and wants of the average American voter.
As voters expressed deep disappointments regarding candidate choices and campaign strategies, a common sentiment emerged: many would rather endure pain than face perceived dire alternatives.
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