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There is a vast difference between the demographic of “working families” and the uber-wealthy, the two groups that re-elected Trump.  In particular:

Working families tend to be poorly educated, a phenomenon that’s only getting worse with each passing year.   Too many of them are ill-equipped intellectually to understand that they’re supporting a criminal conman.

Rich families are well-educated, making them smart enough to know that Trump will make sure his wealthy donors get even richer.  But sadly, most of them couldn’t care less about about anyone but themselves.

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Modern Humankind in a Nutshell

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At left we see the moral bankruptcy that guides our civilization.

I recall many years ago, when Musk was becoming a “thing,” writing a post to the effect that, “What a terrible shame.  We really didn’t need just one more super-rich asshole on this beleaguered planet.”

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Guiding America’s Future

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It’s easy to understand how Trump has great appeal to the hateful idiots and the amoral rich.

It’s much harder to see how it’s possible that a huge number of eligible voters are uninvolved in guiding the future of the United States, with many of them saying that “both sides are the same.”

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It’s PEOPLE Who Vote

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We often hear the MAGA folks claim that voting in the U.S. disproportionate favors the people in big cities, mostly along the coasts.

The obvious response: People vote, not acres of land.

And yes, it’s true that Trump has little appeal to the well-educated, highly productive people in Southern California, the Bay Area, the Mid-Atlantic, New England, other large cities like Chicago, Phoenix, Houston, and Seattle.

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