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This is a reminder that this guy has very large chances to go back in the office and be president of the United States once again. We are so fucked and I am saying this as someone who is not American.
Same here. I am a US citizen.
I even have people in my family that voted for this guy and may again.
The options we have are limited. Biden who is really too old. Trump who is too old not qualified and self serving. Nikki Haley who probably cannot get nominated.
Edit: Most people want Biden and Trump to not be running but we will probably be stuck choosing between these two. In the primaries I will not vote for either. In the general election I will never vote for Trump.
So who do you vote for in the primaries? If you don't vote for Biden, does that not help Trump?
Asking as a confused British person.
These are just the primaries, not the general election. Primaries are for each party, to choose which candidate from that party will run in the general election in November.