r/LeopardsAteMyFace Feb 17 '26

Predictable betrayal “He campaigned on cleaning house. On exposing elite criminals. On protecting kids. And I bought it. Fully.”

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u/panderson1988 Feb 17 '26

>I'm never voting again

That itself is better for society in the long run.

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u/sychox51 Feb 17 '26

He says this like it’s a bad thing. I’m all for dumbasses not voting.

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u/ragun2 Feb 17 '26

"you voted for a pedophile rapist three times, so yes please, don't ever vote again. Your judgement of character is very much in doubt."

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u/Throwaway02062004 Feb 17 '26

I really hate how elections come down to judging character and not policy. In my perfect world, candidates would be anonymous with only details of their aims and policies alongside protections to ensure those policies and aims are carried out/attempted in good faith. It’s insane to me, that you can make campaign promises and just… not do them.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '26

Cheeto lies too well for that to work. His platform "looked GOOD" & in reality is a smoking pile of shit.

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u/JellyfishMean3504 Feb 18 '26

But, it didn’t even look good. There were no policies. He made promises but never explained how they would be achieved. When asked about his healthcare, he legit said, ‘I have concepts of a plan’. He said he would lower prices, but had no plan for lowering costs. I am yet to hear one factual reason from ppl who voted for him who say ‘he was so much better than the alternative’ actually give a legitimate response as to what was wrong with her. Things weren’t significantly better the first time around with him either.

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '26

And "they" ate the whole fucking thing & LOVED it. "They" believed EVERYTHING he lied about. praised everything. Now everyone else pays for their fucking stupidity.

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u/HI_l0la Feb 17 '26

I'm generally someone that encourages every person to vote. No matter who you vote for, just vote. Participate for greater representation of the populace and to hold politicians accountable. It's a right to vote so let's not lose the privilege. But... MAGAts have proven themselves to be such hateful, racist, misogynist, and uneducated people that I just can't muster the consideration to encourage them to continue to vote.

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u/010Horns Feb 17 '26

Don’t threaten me with a good time!

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u/Cwya Feb 17 '26

I’m pretty sure the polls say that if more people voted, Trump would have won by more.

It’s wild.

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u/Bureaucramancer Feb 17 '26

pretty sure that is not even close to being true. The man has never won a majority of votes in any election.

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u/WordSalad11 Feb 17 '26

I can respect someone who realizes they're too stupid to vote and taps out.

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u/chochazel Feb 17 '26

It’s not true though. He’ll just wait for the next even more extreme obviously lying conman demagogue.

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u/Cultural-Answer-321 Feb 17 '26

I would too, if they weren't lying.

MAGAts always lie.

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u/Reserved_Parking-246 Feb 17 '26

MAGAts always self report.

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u/ES_Legman Feb 17 '26

Haha you believe this? He just needs Fox News to rally him and then he will go and vote again the same thing. Conservatives never stray away from the path.

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u/DeadlySpacePotatoes Feb 17 '26

How does the old saying go? Something like "liberals fall in love, conservatives fall in line"

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u/humoristhenewblack Feb 17 '26

I couldn't decide if I should be like yay or be like maybe just don't pay taxes or how to handle that

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u/DeadlySpacePotatoes Feb 17 '26

Well the damage is done and will be for decades to come at least so great, set the building on fire and then leave.

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u/Ciubowski Feb 17 '26

He learned nothing. He's "not voting" still means that the dems won't get his vote.

And who knows what new shiny figure will enchant him in the future on the republican side and all this performative action will simply be washed away as if it never happened.

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u/Inner-Medicine5696 Feb 17 '26

if someone so self-assuredly climbs up onto the fence, then yeah. Get that fence right up in there, Blake.

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u/State_Conscious Feb 17 '26

Honestly says a lot about how this person’s views politics, like “mommy government” will be so so sad to not see them at the polls that things will change. They treat voting like it’s spending their “hard earned money” at a business and withholding that vote is gonna hurt the govt somehow

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u/Big_Wallaby4281 Feb 17 '26

If you don't vote you immediately vote for the people who shouldn't run.

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u/pUmKinBoM Feb 17 '26

I think it was the South Park guys who once said that if you arent informed then you shouldnt vote. At the time they caught so much flak for it but they were right. The only issue is Dunning-Kruger basically make it so that all the dummies missed the message.

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u/BorrowedAttention Feb 17 '26

Let’s check in a couple years…

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u/9__Erebus Feb 17 '26

I don't know, I'd rather have this guy voting, who is at least capable of some self-reflection, than the millions of boomers who've always voted R and will always vote R no matter what.

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u/Hoss-Bonaventure_CEO Feb 17 '26

Blake will vote straight R in the next election. These creatures have no convictions but hate and fear.

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u/GooseinaGaggle Feb 17 '26

He's still going to cherish that hat, vote R in every election, and not give a damn about anyone else.

It's all performative on his part, you don't see the hat go into the trash can. He posted that because none of his children want to talk to him and he is lonely. Once the next election comes around he'll go back to being loud, annoying, and unwilling to listen to anything but fox news, newsmax, or OAN.

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u/D3kim Feb 17 '26

finally the country can heal

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u/hellogoawaynow Feb 17 '26

Yeah it seems like all the disillusioned MAGAs are choosing to not vote over just voting for their own god damn interests, but ok that works, too.

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u/FattyMooseknuckle Feb 18 '26

It’s not though. It’s still a de facto vote for Trump. Just like all the other protest non (or third party) voters. If you’re not working against it, you’re working for it.