Yes, believing a lie (or hundreds of them) could explain it. But when you’re talking about trump, especially on a second term, you can’t claim ignorance!
But as a Canadian of immigrants, I feel like we should be lifting each other up, not “shutting the door” behind us (great description, btw!).
Another thing to consider is that many people simply aren’t that engaged, and the news ecosystem on both sides of the border has deteriorated to the point where it’s very easy to go through life with bad information, or no information at all.
It’s probably not that hard for a low-information voter to be swayed by big talk, even if they’re not a cultist.
All of that makes me sad, tbh.
Yes, believing a lie (or hundreds of them) could explain it. But when you’re talking about trump, especially on a second term, you can’t claim ignorance!
But as a Canadian of immigrants, I feel like we should be lifting each other up, not “shutting the door” behind us (great description, btw!).
Another thing to consider is that many people simply aren’t that engaged, and the news ecosystem on both sides of the border has deteriorated to the point where it’s very easy to go through life with bad information, or no information at all.
It’s probably not that hard for a low-information voter to be swayed by big talk, even if they’re not a cultist.