In 1980, Ronald Reagan delivered the final blow to President Jimmy Carter's reelection campaign, asking voters, "Are you better off than you were four years ago?" The answer was a resounding "no." Four years of President Carter was more than enough, and people wanted an off-ramp. Reagan ended up winning 44 states.

Considering that the people of the United States just voted to trade in President Joe Biden for President Donald Trump in a landslide, the parallels were pretty clear. No, people weren't better off than they were four years ago — the Biden administration was a disaster.

So we're not sure why The Lincoln Project wants to play the game, only condensed into eight weeks rather than four years.

Never ask a question you don't want the answer to.

You have to wonder what they were expecting? They did get a couple no votes from Republicans Against Trump and Tesla Owners Against Elon. But overall, the myth that people are regretting their votes for Trump is being destroyed. We're still not certain who was worse — Carter or Biden — but we've moved on and couldn't be happier. Except for Pete Buttigieg, who's already got his eye set on a 2028 run: