... In fact, while unfortunately and undoubtedly prevalent, I'm not even convinced racism and misogyny were the big problem. 1.
The big problems I see, in the two weeks after the election, are the complete disconnect from reality and an uninformed electorate. 2.
1. "Undoubtedly prevalent" but not "The big problem".
Translation: "I know the 'Racism and misogyny' narrative is false, but I still want to believe it and don't want a granite pizza."
2. In the real world, lots of ordinary people who try to focus on their everyday lives rather than obsessively follow political news say the prices they paid for gasoline, food, other necessaries, and services skyrocket.
In the real world, lots of these ordinary people saw past the Dems' and their MSM-shills' smoke-and-mirrors rhetoric and realized that the lawfare cases were partisan fauxniness.
In the real world, lots of these ordinary people saw past the Dems' and their MSM-shills' smoke-and-mirrors rhetoric and realized that Trump is not Hitler, not a racist, not an anti-Semite, not a misogynist, and not
everything-else-evil-ist.
In the real world, some/many of these ordinary people realized that while Putin, Hamas, and China laid low from their assaults and bellicosity during Trump's Presidency, China got aggressive, Putin invaded Ukraine, and Hamas invaded Israel, slaughtered and raped people, took a couple hundred hostages, and Biden continually tried to prevent or soften Israel's just response ... oh yeah, and the Houthis' attacks against commerce through the Red Sea.
TL;DR version, many Americans recognized Biden's projection of weakness and its predictable consequences.