Steve3007 wrote:What people really believe inside their own heads is impossible to say for sure.
I was thinking more of the people who still have a vested interest in keeping on Trump's good side and stoking the fires of his fraud claims. Republican politicians with a majority to protect and lawyers with fees to collect, campaign money to raise and a controversial public image to nurture and leverage into a career as public speaker, presenter on pro-Trump news channels and other game shows. I think the lawyer Sidney Powell is an interesting example of this. It'll be interesting to see how her career progresses over the next month and beyond.baker wrote:For example: What do poor Trump voters most likely feel about Trump? It seems it's awe -- a combination of respect and fear. This explains why they don't expect anything from him nor ask him for anything as far as they are concerned. (If you feel awe for someone, you're not going to ask them for help, nor for mercy.) Awe also explains why they don't take issue with anything he says or does.
What voters feel probably varies widely. Most probably don't feel anything much one way or the other. For most people there are more important things in life than all this.