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Let’s assume 30% is correct (I think it’s higher than that, TBH). Let’s also assume Dems failed to educate the other Trump voters sufficiently about the economic impact of years of artificially low interest rates after the Great Recession followed by the impact of a global pandemic. Then add to that the influence of price-gouging and collusion by big businesses after Covid, which further drove up prices. Finally, throw in the unexpected oversized influence by certain billionaires on public perception to protect their own self-interests. How does that translate to “let’s vote for the guy who overtly hates us and failed miserably the first time to make our lives better?” Or, forget women’s right to bodily autonomy, the price of gas is too high, so let’s choose the clearly elderly mentally ill candidate over the younger, smarter, more experienced, and certainly more vibrant one. Voters had only one job, and they failed at that. Sadly, we’ll all suffer.