r/benshapiro • u/normisntdeadbut • Jul 26 '24

I'm very worried about this election. Discussion/Debate

I've never seen the media engage in such blatant propagandizing before. Despite Kamala Harris being a weak candidate, I can easily see Trump losing this election. I have no faith that Trump won't make this election about himself, just as he did in 2020. In fact, as Ben frequently points out, it's very likely that he will turn this into a referendum on himself.

In my community, which is predominantly evangelical and socially conservative, many people despise Trump. While a number of them do vote GOP, many others vote Democrat, for various reasons besides Trump. However, a significant portion will never vote for him because they intensely dislike his character and personality.

I've never been a fan of Trump, even though I voted for him. He makes it extremely difficult for certain conservative and moderate communities to support him. Part of me even hopes Kamala wins, so we can move past Trump. If that happens, maybe conservatives will turn the page and start fielding better candidates who aren't RINOs or populists. It's just a huge mess.

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u/Desh282 Jul 27 '24 edited Jul 27 '24

Russian, Ukrainian and Belorussian evangelical communities are voting 99% trump.

We have had enough of leftists policies for 70 years in USSR

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u/TurtleDim Jul 27 '24

Ukrainians will not vote for trump. Russians and Belorussians will because he and Vance will cut off aid and all but guarantee victory for Putin.

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u/Desh282 Jul 27 '24

If you are not part of Ukrainian evangelical community then how do you know who they will vote for.

There’s probably 40 Ukrainian evangelical churches in Portland Metro. We all cannot stand Biden or his policies.