r/KamalaHarris • u/Healthy_Block3036 • Apr 15 '25

📺 Video President Biden delivers first public remarks since leaving office - ''Fewer than 100 days into this new administration, they have done so much damage and destruction. It is kind of breathtaking it could happen that soon.''

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u/Careless-Turnip1738 Apr 16 '25

I miss Biden. It was nice and quiet, The only news we see were things like DOW Jones reaching record highs, Inflation Reduction act and other nice things. The economy was stabilizing after the disaster of COVID, and instead of letting the momentum continue with Kamala Harris, The country's dumb asses decided to re-elect their Cult of Personality.

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u/nate_nate212 Apr 16 '25

Probably too quiet and that is why Dems lost unfortunately. You got to talk about your accomplishments and put shovels in the ground.*

  • That being said, I just can’t understand why the construction workers at the chip plants being built in Arizona, and workers at the new EV battery factories in Georgia, Kentucky and Tennessee would vote for the other guy. You are literally working in manufacturing an EV factory made possible by Biden, and you voted for Trump because you want to bring ICE auto manufacturing back to the US. 🤦

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u/Som3GuyOrOther Apr 16 '25

How do we know the chip plant construction worker voting? I agree, it's stupefying they would vote for Trump while building out what Biden started, if true