Election Day
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NC called for Donny.
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Wtf I love Michigan now
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Tightening in MI though
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Well even though both Trump and Hillary are flawed candidates, Gary Johnson really is an idiot.
Jill Stein is a lot more like Bernie Sanders who you used to support.
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I still do. He isn't on the ballot.
In case you missed my point. Srein's closer to Bernie Sanders than Gary Johnson is.I still do. He isn't on the ballot.
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And Florida. Muchas gracias.
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Florida for Trump!
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The madman is doing it!
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Simply put, I don't see Trump getting MI, PA, or CO. With hilldawg by my count having a firm 223 right now, those three put her at 268. I think she gets Nevada as well easily, and thus gets the 274 she needs to win. I would be nothing short of baffled if it went down any other way.
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He did it. He memed his way to the White House. It was a god damn pleasure shitposting with you, ed.
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I sit here typing this shocked, but in some way, not surprised. I really thought Trump had no chance. I thought Trump had tweeted and verbose'd his way out this election. Despite all the bad that HRC is, I thought the MSM and the collusive left had done enough to ensure the U.S.'s first female president in HRC. I started watching the news about 7:00 last night, and while the polls closed, the number kept growing for Trump. I stayed up till 12:30 thinking that HRC was going to pull this thing out, I wake up and Trump has won. WOW!
Perhaps, just perhaps, the silent Majority of America didn't want to be silent no more. Instead the silence was broken by going out and voting. Perhaps the majority is tired of being ruled by a minority of elitists who conspire with the media and celebrities. Perhaps the silent majority was tired of being bullied by lifetime politicians. Perhaps the silent majority has had enough of political correctness and its weakening effects on speech and liberty. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of a President that appears to put everyone else first outside our own borders. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of corruption and lies.
The next four years will be very interesting. I've said it before on you, Trump could be the worst President we have ever seen, or if he plays his cards correctly, he could be the best thing that has ever happened to the Presidency. I will be very interested to see if either party has learned anything from this election and how their approach will change in four years. -
At the very least, this is a good shock to our political system
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At the very least, this is a good shock to our political system
Agreed. This is a vote against the establishment and the MSM. And both parties should take note.
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That acceptance speech..."we did it, thank you so much to everybody, everybody's amazing, name check was amazing, name check was amazing, we're going to do great things etc" the usual stuff. And then at the end..."Thank you to Mike Pence". Frosty.
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Congrats to Ed and VT...you picked this election early on where Trump beat all the odds and it was an amazing election to witness.
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Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out....
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I sit here typing this shocked, but in some way, not surprised. I really thought Trump had no chance. I thought Trump had tweeted and verbose'd his way out this election. Despite all the bad that HRC is, I thought the MSM and the collusive left had done enough to ensure the U.S.'s first female president in HRC. I started watching the news about 7:00 last night, and while the polls closed, the number kept growing for Trump. I stayed up till 12:30 thinking that HRC was going to pull this thing out, I wake up and Trump has won. WOW!
Perhaps, just perhaps, the silent Majority of America didn't want to be silent no more. Instead the silence was broken by going out and voting. Perhaps the majority is tired of being ruled by a minority of elitists who conspire with the media and celebrities. Perhaps the silent majority was tired of being bullied by lifetime politicians. Perhaps the silent majority has had enough of political correctness and its weakening effects on speech and liberty. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of a President that appears to put everyone else first outside our own borders. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of corruption and lies.
The next four years will be very interesting. I've said it before on you, Trump could be the worst President we have ever seen, or if he plays his cards correctly, he could be the best thing that has ever happened to the Presidency. I will be very interested to see if either party has learned anything from this election and how their approach will change in four years.Perhaps, just perhaps, the silent Majority of America didn't want to be silent no more. Instead the silence was broken by going out and voting. Perhaps the majority is tired of being ruled by a minority of elitists who conspire with the media and celebrities. Perhaps the silent majority was tired of being bullied by lifetime politicians. Perhaps the silent majority has had enough of political correctness and its weakening effects on speech and liberty. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of a President that appears to put everyone else first outside our own borders. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of corruption and lies.
About that majority - Hillary's about 160k votes ahead in the popular vote, FWIW. The system's rigged, I'm tellin' ya!
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Perhaps, just perhaps, the silent Majority of America didn't want to be silent no more. Instead the silence was broken by going out and voting. Perhaps the majority is tired of being ruled by a minority of elitists who conspire with the media and celebrities. Perhaps the silent majority was tired of being bullied by lifetime politicians. Perhaps the silent majority has had enough of political correctness and its weakening effects on speech and liberty. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of a President that appears to put everyone else first outside our own borders. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of corruption and lies.
About that majority - Hillary's about 160k votes ahead in the popular vote, FWIW. The system's rigged, I'm tellin' ya!
About that majority - Hillary's about 160k votes ahead in the popular vote, FWIW. The system's rigged, I'm tellin' ya!
The democrats run up the numbers so high in California and New York I think for the foreseeable future anytime a republican wins the presidency there is a good chance they will not win the national popular vote.
Look for more democrats to forget about our constitutional republic and cry for elections to be decided by the popular vote which is exactly what the founders of our country did not want.
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Perhaps, just perhaps, the silent Majority of America didn't want to be silent no more. Instead the silence was broken by going out and voting. Perhaps the majority is tired of being ruled by a minority of elitists who conspire with the media and celebrities. Perhaps the silent majority was tired of being bullied by lifetime politicians. Perhaps the silent majority has had enough of political correctness and its weakening effects on speech and liberty. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of a President that appears to put everyone else first outside our own borders. Perhaps the silent majority is tired of corruption and lies.
About that majority - Hillary's about 160k votes ahead in the popular vote, FWIW. The system's rigged, I'm tellin' ya!
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