You admitted that you were fooled into voting for Brexit. You must be one of the poorly educated people that you talk about,
Now it's Musk who's triumphed!
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But not as stoopid as somebody who still drinks the Brexit Koolaid.
Brexit Koolaid? WTF is that? Is that even a thing or is that just something in your tiny uneducated pea brain?
Is the price of eggs in the USA keeping you up at night? Get a life.
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Is Trump bringing back manufacturing jobs to Americans or is he letting Elon loose to destroy tens of thousands of jobs across the USA and replace with AI?
He best be putting the average American first or this movement is already dead.
He best be putting the average American first or this movement is already dead.
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I will hunt for more detailed information, it is too easy to just blurt out Trump is thick or whatever, I want some hard facts now as to the state of play. His movement was meant to be against the technocrat globalist agenda not sneaking it in via the back door.
If so-called ordinary Americans, many of whom will have lent Trump and the Republican Party their vote, don't think it's going well for them and their loved ones, they will make their opinion known in the mid terms and two years thereafter if still no positive change.
Yes, as with any leader and party, there are die-hard supporters who won't change their vote regardless, however that doesn't reflect everyone. Here in the UK, many people lent the Tories their vote, realised the promises were hollow and their lot didn't really improve, so next time round they made their feelings known and hey presto, we now have Keir and Labour.
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It is important to me as I am watching what is going on in the US and believe Farage will likely follow the same path. If the path being cut over there doesn't improve the average American's chances at getting a job and being able to live a decent life, I likely won't vote for Reform here.
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The damage that can be inflicted on the working and low to middle classes with AI in just one term, will be profound and likely unrecoverable. In truth, another party is needed to step up to match Reform. I don't see the Tories Or Labour in the running for that as it stands but we are a few years away from the election. Things can change.