r/WallStreetbetsELITE Mar 04 '25

MEME πŸ’€πŸ˜΄knew what's up.

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u/Coldatahd Mar 04 '25

Needs some small orange hands grabbing the fries off the floor 🀣

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u/Icy_Ground1637 Mar 04 '25

2002 Clinton πŸ“ˆ 2000 bush πŸ“‰ 2008 Obama/Biden πŸ“ˆ
2016 Trump πŸ“‰
2020 Biden πŸ“ˆ 2024 Trump πŸ“‰

Think πŸ€” there is something in common???? Republicans πŸ“‰ Democrats πŸ“ˆ

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u/irishyardball Mar 04 '25

Yep. Republicans have tricked people into defending them by making them think it's their idea and that they will be rich and want to avoid taxes.

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u/Aberbekleckernicht Mar 06 '25

Turns out all you need to do to get people to believe that you're the party that's good for the economy is say it over and over for 40 years.

Polls show that people consistently trust Republicans more with the economy.

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u/irishyardball Mar 06 '25

Yep, and set up Fox News to pretend it's fair and balanced.

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u/Aberbekleckernicht Mar 06 '25

My father used to explain this by saying "all of the other news sources are so incredibly biased against conservatives that fox has to be more biased than anyone else to balance the entire field"

He has thankfully since come to his senses.

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u/irishyardball Mar 07 '25

Yeah, that's just such a wild stance. But glad he's past it. Mine recently stopped voting Republican too.

Hopefully more can as well.

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u/cmcwood 29d ago

Repetition is one of the best ways to learn. Pounding people with the same message through all forms of media will have many believing it, no matter what the reality is.