In the politics of conservative Americans, the terms “The Great Reset” refers to their desire to take government and social norms back to some point in the past. Though it’s unclear exactly how far into the past would satisfy those folks, it seems that a good estimate would be the 1950s, before Roe, the Civil Rights Act, gay rights, and certainly anything remotely resembling “woke.”
As we’re starting to see, however, Americans are rejecting The Great Reset by huge margins in the polls. This appears to be a reaction to the Republican party’s having squirted to the far right over the past few years, especially on issues like a federal law banning abortion, and the alliance with Donald Trump and his attempt to overthrow the U.S. government
Voters have more affinity for cancer than they do for this level of right-wing extremism.
The point made here is hotly contested.
Fox News will tell you that college professors were indoctrinated into progressivism when they were in college, and they’re simply passing all this down the line. This is why, they’ll go on to explain, that college is an evil force in our society, as it cranks out liberals.
FWIW, I agree with the commenter at the bottom. One finds a few intelligent and well-educated people in the MAGA crowd, very few. And the most obvious reason for this is that bright people can see through the layers upon layers of lies and criminality that emanate from Trump every hour of the day.
Occam’s Razor explains this very nicely to me.
Two things:
1) As far as I’m aware, these “Solar Flowers” exist nowhere on Earth. They’re certainly not in Los Angeles.
2) Engineers (and anyone with IQ of a turnip) are not split as their value; they have none.
Sure, Donald Trump has created some setbacks for wind and solar, but when he leaves office, we will find that the harm he inflicted will be quickly reversed.
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