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4 years ago there were a lot of houses with Trump/Pence signs in my neighborhood. Most of them removed their signs after the elections except for a few that had the whole combo police lives matters and don’t thread on me and stuff like that. After jan 6 even those houses removed their signs (and all others) and this year I have not seen any Trump sign in any backyard in the area.

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It turns out, a lot of people do feel a bit of shame for the way they vote.

Not like that they actually feel bad for fucking over so many people, but they don’t like looking like they are helping so many people getting fucked over.

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7 points

don’t thread on me

Nudist trumpers?

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This is what I don’t get. There is so much less trump enthusiasm in Michigan than in 2020. It’s all fucking anecdotal, so go with the data over my observations, but I just can’t see any sign that Trump is a force here.

I’ve seen like 2 Trump bumper stickers and not a single yard sign (I’ll give you the place that literally has his name painted on their garage), which is fucking insane when 3-4 years ago you couldn’t get in your car without seeing at least one yard sign or bumper sticker.

Four years ago, my wife got so much shit for being the only liberal in an office of good ol’ boys. Now, absolutely nothing. I cannot comprehend that the polling reflects none of this.

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They’ve learned it leads to social isolation. I know a lot of young men learned they can’t get laid if they’re vocal about Trump. I’m not saying these people learned empathy they just learned to put the mask back on.

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Do people really leave political signs up after elections, though?

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Dude I saw a faded-ass ‘Bush / Cheney’ sticker on the way home today. Cult is as cult does.

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I kinda want to get old bumper stickers and put them up. I wonder if I can find one for Jimmy Carter

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Well, bumper stickers are one thing, but leaving them posted in your yard? Weird.

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A certain neighbor of mine does. Makes the neighborhood look ugly.

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Apparently, there were a lot around where I live too. I dont get it personally, but im not a dude who would put up a political sign to begin with.

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