Looking back, the choice was obvious to them. Looking forward now, many are getting the feeling that they are screwed no matter who they might have choson.

Nothing is more important than feeding, clothing and housing their families. And on-the-edge voters had to choose. A fuzzy "opportunity economy" message from a non-business person. Or a set of targeted "pocketbook" promises delivered by someone they percieved to be a hyper-successful businessman.

But those living on the economic edge don't have assets to fall back on, and to them a "reset" can be catastrophic. Missed rent. Late car payments. Choosing between healthcare and groceries. These people elected a President to help with with day-to-day affordability problems.

After reading that Neil deGrasse Tyson says "Moonfall" beats "Armageddon" in violating more laws of physics per minute, I had to watch it. It was bonkers. But entertaining if you just watch the visuals and mute all of the horrible dialogue.