Americans should admit that we rejected Kamala Harris because she's a woman

It really is like talking to a toddler, or the Spongebob "This is your wallet" gag. Both sides, really.

I had this big comment brewing in my head about 'the economy and how middle america doesn't agree with redditors and it doesn't matter what redditors think, they're the minority, and most people don't want 4 more years of maybe doing biden stuff maybe doing her own stuff that biden should've been doing' but I'm tired.

I'll stick it out for this at least:

Hurricane Helene couldn't have come at a better time for Trump. Barely a month before election and we're seeing daily stories about "Another hundred billion to the dipshit war overseas and illegal beaners while hardworking r-slurred Americans are drying off." Redditors will again handwave this away saying "well that's a different budget, and it was already spent."

Your average American doesn't care that it's 'a DiFfErEnT bUdGeT'. It's money earmarked to help civilians being used to help every civilian except our own. It's our budget. We can change it. Literally any other country on Earth, in the same position, would say "Whoops sorry Kaneighborstan, we have our own natural disaster to deal with right now" and transfer funds to help their own citizens. But no, wetbacks and whatever the slur is for venezuelans gets the money before Bob-Jim Higgins. This is the exact kind of bureaucracy people are tired of, and they aren't going to vote for another 4 years of it.