A sticker. A little sticker of Joe Biden pointing his finger with the words “I did that” underneath started appearing in 2021 as gas prices were rising. It was stuck on gas pumps nationwide. Like a viral meme but in real life, everyone knew it was true — everyone, including Biden voters. It’s one thing to argue that 2020 Biden voters didn’t know that would happen (maybe they don’t listen to their own candidates or read the coverage), but every Biden voter who got gas a few months after he took office knew the sticker was right.
Trump voters would pull up to the gas station, see the sticker, laugh, and then look around, waiting to see if there was some Biden voter with his credit card out, ready to swoop in and pay the difference for the single mother who can only afford $10 on pump two. With more than 81 million Biden voters, not one was ever going to do that.
Why are we blaming Biden? He repeatedly told his voters he would “end fossil fuel” and “kill Keystone,” and in a debate against Trump, he said, “I would transition from the oil industry, yes.” It’s not his fault, it’s the people who voted for him.
Trump voters know the flip side of this. We have been called out since 2016 as being for rape, misogyny, and white supremacy, as well as climate deniers, warmongers who wanted to end NATO and the United Nations, and on and
