The poll here shows 45 people voted Trump and 27 voted Sleepy Joe. But, nonetheless most people voted Barack Obama.

I just opened Reddit.

I came across this chart and it kind of stuck with me.

It shows that unemployment is way higher for younger people, especially teenagers and those in their early 20s. And honestly… it makes sense, but it also feels a bit unfair at the same time.

Like, that’s the stage where people are just starting out. You’re trying to gain experience, earn your own money, figure out life… but it’s also the time when it’s hardest to even get a foot in the door.

Everyone says “just get experience,” but how are you supposed to do that when no one wants to hire someone without it?

Meanwhile, the older age groups have much lower unemployment, which makes sense because they already have skills, connections, and experience. But it kind of highlights how rough that starting phase really is.

I don’t know, it just made me think about how much of getting a job early on isn’t just about effort — it’s timing, opportunity, and sometimes just luck.

Curious if other people felt this too when they were starting out, or if it’s just me overthinking it.

The constitution party is an ultra conservative wing minor party in the USA, and is the 5th largest party in the USA.

They support a strict adherence to the constitution. And promote a religiously interpretations of the constitution and bill of rights.

The party was founded after bush Sr betrayed his promise to not raise taxes.

Long story short, they are more right wing than republicans are.