No one will admt they voted for Biden.

I’m not sure there will be one “wake-up event”. People will not really act until they feel “poor” either in bad Heath care or in not being able to afford food. People in the USSR and Mao’s China were starved to death and even after 100 million+ deaths people still think “hey you know what is a good idea...”

I've been often told I "threw my vote away" in 2016. (I voted for neither Trump or Hillary) At the time, I viewed both as a bad choice, for many reasons, but the biggest being the continued rift between the two parties I'd begun to notice during 8 years of Obama. In hindsight, and even after the drama of this last election, I would have voted for Trump in 2016. I also don't regret voting for him in 2020.

I took notice of the way Trump has inspired regular working class Americans, like myself and many of my friends and family, over the years. He did also have a multitude of great accomplishments during his term, which were largely shadowed by his harsh way of speaking, his rather brutish and egocentric demeanor, and his penchant to stir up social media with his "unpresidential" way of tweeting. I wish more of his rallys were covered fairly, rather than his Twitter feed.

2020 was full of missed opportunities for both the Democratic representatives as well as Republican representatives. They chose to double down on their campaigns, rather than work together begrudgingly to get things under control. There's a lot of blame to go around on both sides.

Biden's already starting off on the wrong foot. He actually had a really good opportunity to "be the bigger man", when he addressed the Capitol attack. Instead of choosing his words carefully, assuring the American people we are all in this together, he called them thugs and homegrown facist terrorists. Which is a sentiment shared by many, but to Trump supporters it looks like he has something to hide.

Biden, so far, is not a "unity" president, and with the constant slandering of patriots by Democrats, I'm concerned where we could be heading.

However, I don't want to be a "not my president" type. I'm not naive, but I also realize regardless who would have won, we have a lot of work to do that words can't fix currently. So, instead of guessing when people may regret voting for Biden, I wonder what might suprise me with Biden.

I'm also curious if there are any Democrats/ left leaning/ Biden voters that have found anything Trump has done that was positive in his 4 years.

What bad? I'm sure he did, everyone does. What did he do bad?

Since I think your enemy is China, and Trump takes on China while Joe Biden is linked to China, that's enough.

Joe's told you. UNIFY. Or what? FEMA camps, re education camps.
End of any freedom.
They'll punish, seize assets, imprison Republicans.
I've heard it said.

Entrepreneurs need to get out of US. Assets seized.

Executive orders, constraints.

Masks etc don't fix things. Nor V's You need stronger immune system. Treatment if you did get it.

Travel to warmer, sunny places combats it.

We recall the agenda of Gates, nwo, lower population a lot.

The only things Trump failed at were:
1/ COVID 19 Pandemic (After early closing of borders, even when criticised by Biden and the Democrats for doing so... the advice was often contradictory and full of mixed messages and no proper plan was instigated Nationally. Mind you other Nations also failed)
2/ Building the wall. (Was only partially completed).
3/ Draining the swamp. (Never did what needed to be done).
So what were all these things people feared that came to pass?

I think he is going to screw up something in foreign policy so bad EVERYONE will regret him being there....