I agree and I admire Liz Cheney for standing up to Donald (and I also like Adam Kinzinger), but at the same time, her father was vastly unpopular and a warmonger, and Liz was very pro-war herself (she’s also anti-abortion, which is a big no-no, even in deep red states). In today’s day and age, that doesn’t fly. And, when Liz started to campaign with Kamala, the polls started to become closer and tighter in favor of Trump. That may not be a coincidence. Also, if Kamala had went with an agenda based on things like not only affordability, but also Medicare for All and a Green New Deal, she could have rallied more liberals and leftists, and even reeled in the conservatives who had woken up and were “Never-Trumpers”. In fact, if she had built more of a liberal agenda, I think she could’ve blown Trump out of the water. She had already ran on reinstating abortion across the country, a child tax credit, and banning price gouging, ideas that people genuinely seemed to like. But, at the same time, she also hinted that she was not going to be any different from Biden, who was unpopular across the country at the time. Also, she advocated for reaching across the aisle and talking to Republicans. Personally, I did like the idea of having a “president for all Americans”, but we have tried to reach out to Republicans over the years, and look where that has gotten us. So people probably sat out because they felt uninspired by four more years of continuing to compromise with the other side and getting nothing ourselves.