Staff Reports
The Democrats keep peddling their tired narrative that Trump voters are drowning in regret. They love to imagine a world where millions of these voters are heartbroken over their past decision. But reality’s got a different color. They’re desperately clinging to this unlikely dream while ignoring the hard facts staring them in the face. Trump didn’t just win, he triumphed, sweeping swing states and making Republicans proud by winning the popular vote for the first time in two decades.
Poll after poll tells the same story: Trump voters are standing by their man. When surveyed, an overwhelming majority remain confident in their choice, with only a tiny fraction expressing even slight regret. Yet Democrats stubbornly press on with those fantasies, revealing more about their desperate longing to rewrite history than any truth about the current political landscape.
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Even CNN, not exactly Trump’s biggest fan club, admits the lack of evidence for this so-called wave of regret. Despite the Left’s determined efforts to spin a tale of disillusionment, the cold numbers just don’t back it up. Talk about living in a “fanciful” universe. They accuse the right of living in an echo chamber, but here we see the left babbling in their own self-made bubble.
And guess what? Even in the much-hyped camp of Kamala Harris voters, there’s palpable disappointment. Some are admitting they wish they hadn’t cast their vote for her. Right under their sanctimonious noses, we find more disillusionment among Harris’s supporters than Trump’s. The mainstream media won’t rush to cover it, though. No sensational left-wing storyline to push here. Move along, folks.
At the end of the day, Democrats seem more interested in stirring up imaginary regret than facing the inconvenient truth. Trump’s supporters knew what they were signing up for, and they’re not shifting course. Where’s the regret? Maybe, just maybe, it’s simmering on the side that can’t muster a real story without trying to rewrite voters’ decisions. When will they face reality, or is that too much to bear?
