> You do realise it's the citizens that voted trump in? When electing a candidate, not everyone endorses every specific policy of that candidate; casting a bal

> You do realise it's the citizens that voted trump in? When electing a candidate, not everyone endorses every specific policy of that candidate; casting a ballot does not imply total ideological alignment (nor even full knowledge of all policies), especially in a two-party FPTP electoral system. Many people vote based on broad messaging, loyalty, economic sentiment, or identity instead of in-depth platform analysis. To wit, Latino voters did not realise how helping to push ice-cold reds into power would affect their lives. They simply didn't know or understand. Now they do. Canada's next actions, counter-tariffs, and burgeoning global economic ties I hope will further open the eyes of mislead citizens. Harris lost the popular vote by 1.5%, which does not a landslide make.