People Who Voted For Donald Trump And Regret It, Tell Us What You Wish You Knew Before Voting
"It's easy to forget how significant each presidential election is, but this year's election, in particular, carries a lot of weight and comes with a lot of important decisions. While there is no sure way to "hold" any candidate to their exact promises, voters are responsible for informing themselves about the campaign's core policies.
Even as his popular vote majority has now slimmed, it is official: former president Donald Trump is now the president-elect. With the most recent recount, he sits at 50% of the vote, meaning that his words and promises really stuck with many Americans — but is there already buyer's remorse?
Were you a part of the spike in Google searches for "What is a tariff?" the morning after the election?
Did you initially agree with Donald Trump's promise of dismantling the Department of Education, only to later realize that it would affect a child you know who has an IEP or receives government funding (FASFA, free lunch program, etc.)?
Or maybe a big policy of Donald Trump's that made you vote for him was his mass deportation plan, only to now realize that labor costs, grocery costs, and taxes will most likely rise in the coming future?
People who voted for Donald Trump, in the comments below, tell us what you wish you knew before voting and why you're having second thoughts on your vote — and please, to make your feelings clear, explain why. Or, if you prefer to remain anonymous, feel free to use this Google form. Your response could be featured in an upcoming BuzzFeed Community post.