The easiest way to prove that Republicans are nothing but perpetual victims — living in a constant state of fear over a nonexistent “boogeyman” — is the fact that even as Donald Trump sits in the White House, 26 of the 50 states have Republican governors, and Republicans control all of Congress, they’re still out there whining about rigged elections and nonexistent “mass voter fraud.”
Here’s a simple thought: if Democrats could rig elections, then why the hell is everything I just listed true?
Why would Donald Trump be president? Why would he have won in key swing states run by Democrats? Why would Republicans control the House and the Senate? Why would Republicans hold 26 governorships?
Especially considering that, heading into the 2024 election, Democrats controlled the White House and the Senate. In this reality — where Republicans control almost everything — they’re still victims. They’re still whining. They’re still claiming elections are “rigged.” They’re still pushing lies about “mass voter fraud.” Even in states such as Mississippi, Alabama, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Texas — which have been completely controlled by Republicans for most of the past 30+ years — they still blame liberals and Democrats for all their problems.
Like Texas, where I live. A state that ranks near the bottom in education, yet Republicans constantly complain about the quality of education and test scores — even though they’ve been in full control for decades. But somehow it’s “liberals” and Democrats causing these issues, even though blue states such as Connecticut, Massachusetts, Virginia, and Maryland consistently rank at the top in education, while many red states occupy the bottom half of the list.
It will never end. No matter the reality, conservative voters will exist in a constant state of whining, victimhood, and complaining — like little snowflakes looking to blame anyone and anything but themselves for whatever isn’t going right in their lives.