What year is it?

Almost as if they are doing it on purpose and are just the more culturally liberal of the two Wall Street parties... 🤔🤔

And this is when you vote for a third party. IMO the mentality of “having to vote one of these two” is toxic for a democratic system.

It’s a trap and these two parties massively profit off of it.

It's funny because no one on here was talking about the how bad the Democrats' strategy had been before the election, yet now suddenly everyone is an expert on what went wrong

Democrats sit here and use memes to beat themselves up over being such a shit bunch of losers and Republicans would have claimed victory even if Trump lost and very likely would have had their followers shooting guns about it. Yeah there's a disconnect somewhere.

kamala was not pro corporate.

Voters: Can pick between fascism and no fascism

Voters: "Hmm I will not vote"

Lets be real. The non voters are to blame and they deserve project 2025

The right won. They had more votes because many who voted democrat in 2020 voted red. How does going further left change that outcome?

If voters wanted politicians that are further left then wouldn’t they have voted for the politician that is furthest left?

I think most people just voted republican because they experienced inflation under Biden and dont understand why.

This image never fails to force a chuckle out of me.

The DNC would rather have Trump than a progressive is what I've realized. We've been abandoned since '16

1939

Weird question, were there any elections in between those years? If so, why did they get left out?

Either Joe Biden wasn't "pro-corporate" or there was some other similarity to the 2016 and 2024 candidates that fits better....

Also America has shifted to the right

The candidate needs to be profitable, otherwise why even bother supporting him/her?