I turned 18 right after the 1996 election, so my first time to vote was the 2000 election and being from texas and coming from a catholic school background, of course I voted for bush. I quickly regretted that and changed course after, but yeah, trying to predict how anyone under 30 is going to vote moving forward is likely a tough prospect.
he thinks this is all a game (and probably that he is still on reality tv) and everyone around him is enabling this shit. he has no idea what he is doing but the folks around him are ok with it because that fact gives them plausible deniability down the road. it won't work, but they'll try.
I dunno, you may be right but I also see cracks. seems like big business america gave it a quarter or two to see how things shake out, but companies like Target are seeing the writing on the wall and likely going to stop taking the blame for price increases. same with walmart. they can try to hide the reasons, but if customers stop showing up they can't do that for very long. the consumer doesn't really care the reason. year over year things are drastically more expensive and that is being felt everywhere