That’s a key question in all of this.
Are voters learning the error of their ways and that elections have consequences?
Or will they go to the ballot box in November and just keep on voting democrat because that’s what grandpa used to do?
I believe that in the end, when all is said and done. Those who have been voting Democrat, will continue Democrat. Three entities verify this. There are: The Holy Bible. 2. Rudyard Kipling. 3. Winston Churchill.
1. The Holy Bible: There are a number to people being creatures of habit in the Word Of God. I would like to cite Book, Chapter and verse, but am unable. In the New Testament, Peter writes." The sow has returned to her mire and the dog to his vomit". The Book of Revelations states."Him that is unrighteous, let him be unrighteous still". There is more but I can't recall it with enough accuracy to quote and cite. It occurs in the end of the Book.
Rudyard Kipling: In his poem Gods of the Market Place he gives a number of examples of human behavior and ends with: In the end only four things remain true. He mentions four but only cites three. Two of them comes from the Bible: 1.) The sow returns to her mire. 2.) The dog returns to his vomit. 3.) The burned bandaged hand of the fool reaches[wobbles] again into the fire.
Winston Churchill:" We occasionally stumble over the truth but most of us pick ourselves up and hurry off as if nothing ever happened.