2020 hindsight - It's about time I say this..

[Senator-elect Spark]

Since the January 6 mess, I regret the vote for Trump in 2020. Biden was a worse choice though.

I don't know the extent of the former President's culpability in the matter, but my support had dropped for him substantially after the last days of his presidency. It's clear that it is time for the country to move on into a new era of leadership that does not involve Biden nor Trump, both are bad fits for the country right now. With these scandals and potential legal entanglements likely ensuing for Trump, I honestly doubt he runs again.

For 2024, if Glenn Youngkin is not the GOP nominee, I can see myself voting 3rd party. On the Democratic side, Harris is marginally better than Biden IMO. I hope the President retires and we get a new match-up. At least Harris would bring new progressive ideas on issues. I also have a soft spot for Buttigieg. I don't think I could support either of them in the general though.

[Rat]

For 2024, if Glenn Youngkin is not the GOP nominee, I can see myself voting 3rd party.

What makes Youngkin someone you could support but not DeSantis? They are virtually identical (except you could argue DeSantis is stronger on environmental issues).

[Senator-elect Spark]

For 2024, if Glenn Youngkin is not the GOP nominee, I can see myself voting 3rd party.

What makes Youngkin someone you could support but not DeSantis? They are virtually identical (except you could argue DeSantis is stronger on environmental issues).

He seems more moderate and pragmatic to me. DeSantis just seems too radical for me. I can also state unequivocally I won't be backing Trump again.

[Rat]

For 2024, if Glenn Youngkin is not the GOP nominee, I can see myself voting 3rd party.

What makes Youngkin someone you could support but not DeSantis? They are virtually identical (except you could argue DeSantis is stronger on environmental issues).

He seems more moderate and pragmatic to me. DeSantis just seems too radical for me. I can also state unequivocally I won't be backing Trump again.

Is there any actual difference between them in policy? Youngkin has basically governed how DeSantis has, just hasn't gotten as much attention nationally and seems more "polite/civil".

[President Johnson]

For 2024, if Glenn Youngkin is not the GOP nominee, I can see myself voting 3rd party.

What makes Youngkin someone you could support but not DeSantis? They are virtually identical (except you could argue DeSantis is stronger on environmental issues).

He seems more moderate and pragmatic to me. DeSantis just seems too radical for me. I can also state unequivocally I won't be backing Trump again.

If you prefer moderates that are pragmatic, why do you dislike Biden so much then?

[Alben Barkley]

"Biden was the worse choice" lol, imagine STILL believing this.

[Middle-aged Europe]

"Biden was the worse choice" lol, imagine STILL believing this.

Probably some "I still agree with Trump's goals, but not with his methods" slipslop. The two are inseparably interconnected though.

[John Dule]

There is no shame in admitting you were wrong about something or altering your opinion based on new information.

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

There is no shame in admitting you were wrong about something or altering your opinion based on new information.

This.

[satsuma]

I think it's rarely regrettable to vote for the lesser evil. I had already supported a primary challenge in the next presidential election (for both parties but can only vote in one), but not regret voting Trump in 2020.