I think people like yourself are relying far too heavily on the "vibes" and "persona" you're intuiting from candidates you've never met instead of focusing on the reality of what policies they will enact, such as Harris proposing price controls to "lower grocery prices"—an economically illiterate policy that causes food shortages. That's far more important to me than whether I personally like a candidate I don't even know.

I see no compassion in the hollow PR displays from the current administration and its successor, Harris, who've funneled billions of tax payers' money to foreign countries (and themselves) while only creating a worse economic situation for citizens. But I do remain surprised at how much more people care about whether a candidate is likable and says the right things on camera.

You're correct that we can do so much better—hence why people like myself didn't vote for a continuation of the same administration.

I recommend not trying to be the voice of other people when you haven't understood the voice of the person you're arguing against. I never said I voted on the immigrant issue nor did I give my stance on it. I merely rebutted the ignorant argument that any person concerned with immigration is driven by racism.