aggieforester05 said:
I'm in no way saying Republicans are faultless. I'm saying it's simply baseless to expect a Biden administration to somehow bring back stability and normalcy to our government that was allegedly missing during the Trump admin. They won't, they'll only make things worse.
Sure themediaDNC propaganda machine won't be telling you that the world is ending everyday like they have been for the last four years, but that won't change the reality on the ground. The reality is, that despite all Trump's faults and the DNC propaganda machine's exaggeration of those faults and their many lies, this country has had a very successful three years before COVID hit and people went insane this last year.
Reality will also prove over time that the Biden administration will cause a lot of harm to the American people despite the DNC propaganda machine's constant praises. There is no way that their policy positions and planned EOs will have a positive impact on Americans. Go read Biden's policy positions on his website. I have and they are absolutely destructive garbage.
Claiming that Biden will return stability to our government is a perfect example of "feelings over facts". Policy positions are far more important than tweets and so called conservatives that voted for Biden voted for feels instead of policy. Unless they really aren't conservative at all.
This isn't even getting in to the prospect of putting another Democrat into the highest office in the land with virtually no media oversight and an endless tank of Bureaucrats willing to look the other way. Corruption will be king again, like it was during the Obama admin, that we're still suffering from.
I get what you're saying. Where I'll argue a different perspective: I feel like those who are claiming to be "conservative" are acting anything but (Trump, Hawley, Cruz); they are basically playing to the emotions of the base in their attempts to overturn or question election. The party of limited federal gov't and pro states' rights is asking repeatedly for congress or Pence to intervene and install Trump or (at least) not certify Biden. I find that to be pretty extreme and I abhor it as much as I do radical progressives. No matter where any of us falls in the debate over voter fraud, that's a pretty eye-opening shift (equally surprising was Tom Cotton not going along with it haha).
Again, I'm coming back to how I was interpreting the market yesterday in a reply to OP. I'm not predicting or assuming the Biden admin will bring stability; I'm simply saying I can see how others (any myself) perceive Trump as unstable (especially with release of the phone call this weekend) and that could have impacted the markets on Monday.