America made the wrong choice

Her entire campaign hinged on celebrity endorsements and ended up going 20 million dollars over a $1billion budget

He campaigned for 8 years. She got 100 days. And he squeaked out the lowest margin of victory since the 1800s.

He won all seven swing states, as well as the first popular vote for a Republican in 20 years

By the slimmest margin since 1800s. He won because more people decided to not vote.

Nice bit of copium you have there.

He also got 14 million more votes than in 2016, and 1.6 million more votes than in 2020. Is there any demographic in particular that decided not to vote?

I think we should admit that more if not most Americans would rather watch rich people party than feed the homeless.

"Watching rich people party" describes pretty much every Kamala rally

Not what I asked

Better celebrity endorsements than celebrity appointments.

Who, Pete Hegseth? The guy with multiple medals and 20 years of military experience? Other than his appointment as secretary of defense, the possible appointment of Hulk Hogan to run a physical fitness counsel is the only celebrity appointment I've heard of.

At his highest point, Hegseth was a platoon leader. Never an administrator for any sized group. Being a platoon leader in the National Guard does not qualify him to be the lead administer for the DoD.

The current lead minister for the DoD went AWOL for four days

Elon isn't a celebrity?

There's a difference between someone who's a celebrity for being an entertainer and someone who's a celebrity because he launches reusable rockets into space.

Exactly, as witnessed by all the NASA scientists appointed to Trump's cabinet.

What does that have to do with what I said?

Everything

It really doesn't

There's also RFK Jr. and "Dr." Oz.

RFK is a politician and Dr. Oz is a professor of cardiothoracic surgery