Trump voters, do you regret your vote?

[ElectionsGuy]

I declined to vote for him both times but honestly, even if I would've (as would've been the case in a 1 v1 or an RCV system) I would feel better about the vote than I did at election time. All the reasons I thought Biden would be a dumpster fire president have come true. It's boggled my mind how many of the NeverTrumpers - supposedly conservative and small government people - prioritized a person's personal behavior and antics over policy. And these people consider themselves the smart and "educated" ones. Their hatred of Trump led them to just become Democrats, it's been incredible to watch.

[ElectionsGuy]

I voted for him in 2016 (first time voting R for president since W' in '04) and voted Biden in 2020 because of covid and Trump cutting taxes instead of raising them like he promised in the R primary. Right now, I regret my Biden 2020 vote more than my Trump 2016 vote. Vax mandates in a time of labor shortages and supply chain issues is unfathomably stupid policy as well as prohibiting drilling on public land... We're going to be consuming fossil fuels in the near term anyway... so why in God's earth should we not at least meet our own demand instead of being more reliant on OPEC? He's also handled the border as poorly as he possibly could have and is letting illegals run loose in TX. As for Biden's senility, that's icing on the cake but I didn't think the people running the show for him would be THIS incompetent.

Wut? Trump never ran on raising taxes. The only thing he bucked the R establishment on when it came to fiscal issues was entitlement spending (which he "wouldn't touch").

If you're upset about the current vax mandates, you should've never voted for Biden because of covid. This is the natural progression of wanting greater government control for virus spread.

If in 2024 it's another Biden vs Trump, who would you go for?