President-elect Donald Trump, often touted as a builder, has a history of tearing down rather than building up. His presidency was fueled by a desire to destroy Obama’s legacy rather than focus on helping the American people. Despite his failures and incompetence, voters seemed to hold others accountable for issues like the price of eggs while ignoring the impact of his mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The outcome of the election raises questions about whether voters are truly informed about the candidates they are choosing or if deeper issues of misogyny and racism are at play. The fact that Trump was re-elected despite exit polls showing alignment with Democratic views on key issues is concerning for the future of the country and its values.
The analogy of a toddler knocking down a tower rather than building it serves as a metaphor for Trump’s leadership style. As the country faces challenges and uncertainty ahead, the divisive nature of his presidency casts a shadow on the road ahead. It remains to be seen how the country will navigate the aftermath of the election and move forward in the face of such polarization.
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