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Should you vote for Trump? A $13 T-shirt can help you decide.

July 7, 2024 

Should I vote for Trump? Undecided voters in a few battleground states will decide the 2024 elections. If you do not live in a battleground state, your vote will most likely be irrelevant in terms of electing Trump or rejecting him. Nonetheless, you should vote.

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In this post, we sell a few ideas about American politics and our upcoming presidential elections. We are also selling a t-shirt that for less than $13 can help you decide the most fundamental question of all, should you vote for Trump. 

Buy it here for under $13: Should I Vote for Trump T-Shirt

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If you don't know whether you should vote for Trump or not, ask around. See who says yes and who says no. That will give you a rough idea of how your community feels on the subject. When in doubt, seek advice. See what others think and suggest. You don't have to do what others suggest; you can actually opt to do just the opposite for fun's sake. We live for entertainment. Asking around will help you make up your mind about supporting Trump becoming a Trump supporter (Trumpster) and going against Trump joining the anti-Trump movement (ATM). If you decide not to vote at all, we can't blame you. It's a tough choice this year.  

Spoiler alert. Unless you live in one of the handful of battleground states that will decide the elections this year (e.g. Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin "GAP-W"), your vote will be mostly irrelevant. This is because most states are traditionally affiliated to one party and your single vote will not change a thing. Your opinion still matters and you can still make a difference (e.g. campaigning online; contributing to the campaigns; cold calling; polling; donating; helping voters in other states; etc), but your individual vote will be almost meaningless in most states that are traditionally dominated by one party or the other. 

Our democracy is representative and not direct. Citizens do not govern directly, but via representatives elected for office. The president is elected by an electoral college, rather than by direct popular vote. The Founding Fathers were concerned about populism and the dangers of a direct democracy dominated by the most populated states. Back in 1787 when the Constitution was written there was no technology to gage popular sentiment on demand and there was no confidence in that the uneducated masses would be capable of making smart and adequate political decisions for the Nation. Some things have changed; some have stayed the same. In any event, the are 538 electoral college votes in total. Whoever gets to a single majority (290 or more) is elected president. 

If you live in Wyoming or Alabama, Trump will win with or without your vote. Same in many other traditionally red states. Conversely, if you reside in Maryland or Hawaii, the Democratic candidate, which will not be Biden, will win with or without your vote. The same in many other traditionally blue states. Think about it. Let us know what you think.

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Buy it here for under $13: Should I Vote for Trump T-Shirt

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