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    1. This is why I tell people to make a list… don’t let them get away with it.

    2. yankeefan0312 on

      Had people do the same shit with Bush Jr. So many conservatives at my work talked about how terrible he was and said they didn’t vote for him.

    3. Just like nobody admits to cheering on the disastrous invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq. It’s a feature of shameless/stupid/evil people.

    4. or we’ll all have to pretend we did vote for him. At this point it could go either way

    5. TheFurryMenace on

      Already happening

      But at the same time it’s been 25 years and I can still introduce you to people in Danville who are gung-ho ready to convince you Saddam had wmds

    6. WasteBinStuff on

      People are already starting to deny they voted for Trump. But the most fucked up part of it is that they will still vote for him again.

    7. The internet, though, will prove they are liars for everything they posted.

    8. Meganiummobile on

      My dad already did. Denies he voted for him in 2016 even if he voted Biden and then Kamala.

    9. MrCalabunga on

      Brother, we’re already there and on our way towards a future where admitting you *didn’t* vote for him could have you deported.

    10. Lostsailor73 on

      What’s even worse than the voters who will just deny it… those voters who still after all that has happened, after all the chaos, all the graft, all the distortion of reality, all of the harm, all the awful rhetoric, all the destruction of institutions; have the gall and audacity to validate their choice by saying it would be so much worse with Harris.

      How on earth could it be worse?

      When posed with that question, the reluctant Trump voter and non-denialist, stumbles awkwardly to try and produce some coherent thought.

      Often ending their idiotic and absurd commentary by simply saying, I don’t know, but it would just be so much worse.

      My advice is:. Do not spend Labor Day with these people. They need to know the weight of their decision. They need to know that what they’re doing is not OK and will not be tolerated. There’s a way to make your point without being cruel, and it involves a polite ostracism. Remove the gift of your presence. It’s one of the few tools that we have left in the toolbox..

    11. Writer_In_Residence on

      Maybe the first time. I think some people were desperate for any sort of shock to the system, any big change. Many were just racist idiots having meltdowns over being led by a black man, but some maybe felt abandoned by politicians. But now? No excuse. They knew what he is. I don’t think anyone who voted for him this time around will be able to de-brainwash themselves to the level of self-assessment and accountability and shame that is needed to understand how awful voting for him was.

    12. KrookedDoesStuff on

      Once the cult leader dies, the cult will pretend they never followed it.

      Just look at the Nazis.

    13. During bidens term Trumpers were already distancing themselves

      Ofc they jumped back onto the cult but when the Big Beautiful Day is here they’re gonna do it again

    14. TheDecepticonIdeal on

      Oh without a doubt. We need to start taking screenshots of every gullible idiot who voted for Trump.

    15. sans-connaissance on

      One idea is to add how many times someone voted for trump in their obituary.

    16. While I haven’t heard anyone say it. I have noticed that a lot of Trump signs, flags, and shrines are quietly disappearing. I mean, these are the folks that have had them since 2016, and their lawns are back to looking like lawns again. Don’t see nearly as many MAGA hats either.

    17. Most conservatives call Bush a liberal now and blame the Iraq war on Hillary Clinton, as if they didn’t tell me I hated America and our troops when I protested the war back then. They have no real values.

    18. CitronTraining2114 on

      GWB was the same way. Two years out of office, you couldn’t find a soul who ever voted for him. He didn’t have red hats, though.

    19. I heard my dad say the same thing after Nixon left office… suddenly nobody voted him.

    20. lol Stephen this is happening already and has been happening the last cycles.

      There’s a loud Trump contingency, don’t get me wrong.
      But there’s a silent swath of the nation voting for him just to see those who do not identify with them hurt.

    21. Important-Event6832 on

      Most pointedly, the loudest deniers will be his Senate and House enablers 

    22. „My fingers are shaking as I write this. Everyone is now turning their backs on Adolf. No one was ever a supporter. Everyone was persecuted, and no one denounced anyone else. What about me? I was there. I breathed what was in the air. It affected all of us.“- German Citizen, shortly after the war. Source: „The Third Reich: the Rise“

      History repeats itself and King knows it.

    23. basketballsteven on

      Yup, nobody in the GOP supported GWB’s policies or voted for him either.

    24. CynicalSigtyr on

      Inglorious Bastards had a decent strategy for making sure that nobody gets away from their misdeeds…

    25. WildHogsNumberOneFan on

      You think they’ll deny their vote the same way Stephen King denied the existence of the Epstein Files? LMAO I don’t believe this creep anymore

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