Apparently they still haven't learned their lesson here folks. Both about Donald Trump and about his supporters. But everyone would be best to remember that these critics haven't the first clue about why or how Donald Trump got elected, so they are the last people you would want to have judging his actions now. Moreover, I am guessing that most Americans will actually allow him to become President before declaring his Presidency a disaster. That will hold especially true for his supporters. (Sorry liberals).
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Moreover, Presidential bluster is a longstanding tradition coming from the victors. Our current President, after all, suggested that his election would heal the planet and stop the rise of the oceans. Pretty sure guaranteeing a physical change to the planet would constitute a Presidential bravado that surpasses anything that even Donald Trump has suggested. I noticed nobody is holding Barack Obama for failing to heal the planet, or pretty much failing to personally accomplish much of anything in eight years.
Truth is that all of this is quite obviously part of the grieving process. Among those things common with those who are grieving:
- Feels physically drained
- Forgetful and unable to think clearly
- Stays extremely busy to avoid thinking about his or her grief
- Participates in harmful activities
- Frequent sighing and crying
So there you go. Pundits on the left are physically drained and unable to think clearly. The first is likely unusual, while the second (not so much). And certainly these people grieving the Trump win will tend to stay busy, and what better way to stay busy than participating in a harmful activity? I tossed the sighing and crying in there for good measure.
But you add it all together and you have a group of forgetful, physically drained, pundits who in spite of not thinking clearly decide (in-between their crying) to stay busy participating in harmful activities. You know, things like starting or promoting "assassinate Donald" or "rape Melania" hashtags on social media, and otherwise trying to undermine a United States election results with nonsensical attacks on the President elect (before he even becomes President).
At the end of the day, the left is exposing themselves to who they really are, and the country is watching....
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President-elect Donald Trump will take $1 a year as his presidential salary"
This is exactly what leadership looks like.
Nice to see it again after 8 years.
Voter analysis report out saying at least 3M illegals voted.
Iow, Trump won the popular vote too, despite Obama encouraging fraud.
Trump
306
,60350,241 votes
Clinton
228
60,981,118 votes
HB said it was 1.8 Million more for Hillary, it matters exactly zero.
HB said the counting continues, so what Office does Hillary WIN?
MI and AZ totals finally official, giving Trump over 300 ec votes and putting him 700k over Clinton in total vote count.
"When they have fixed it, they won't call it Obamacare anymore."
--President Obama, many months ago.
I just can't for Trumpcare to arrive. It's going to be wonderful, part of the promised new Trumpistic Workers' Paradise.
Balls I think someone was reading twitter feeds and making stuff up, to get Trump ahead in the national popular vote.
James, cheer up. The DNC's mistake could have cost this nation a lot more than just four years of Republicans.
President elect Trump says hello
I just can't for Trumpcare to arrive.
Can't just what James? Get it up for Trump like you did for Obama?
TrumpCare , will eliminate the mandate, make it more capitalism based and provide better care with cost containment.
I see the liberals are now talking about cost, lol, really, now, it matter what it does or does not cost, tell you what, pass it then we will read it.
Capitalism is on the rise, so are the use of the word Wealth, Savings and Prosperity.
With growth and wage hikes comes profit, oh yeah another word that was prohibited over the last 8 years, and inflation, a must in a growing health economy.
Charles Abourezk
November 10 at 10:29am · Rapid City, SD ·
Other than posting articles which are worthy of reading to try to gather facts, I have been withholding analysis of the election for several reasons, primarily that many women and the vulnerable in our society are feeling both hurt and rejected by the recent election. I think we need to respect and honor their fear, anxiety and pain, and allow them time to heal. Hearing critical analysis right now, when one feels deeply wounded, is actually cruel when one's nerves are most raw and exposed.
Women believed that for the first time, a woman might become president, and they projected a lot of their aspirations onto Hillary Clinton. I voted for Hillary Clinton in the general election to honor my female friends and their long-deserved aspirations. As a good friend of mine said, the reaction to Hillary Clinton represented the double bind that strong women are placed in. If women are nurturing, they are criticized as being too soft and incapable of leading, but if women project the male version of strength, they are criticized for not being nurturing enough, or being shrill or a "bitch" or untrustworthy. If you are a woman, how do you walk that razor's edge to assume roles in society that you are probably over-qualified to perform?
As a father of five daughters, I want them to have every role in society available to them if they desire it, and equal opportunity to play those roles. Today, I want to honor them and the women of America. The aspirations of women were only rejected by the electoral system, but notably honored by the popular vote. Women came that close to succeeding, and I hope that the day will come soon when we have a woman president. It is overdue .
His father was a senator from South Dakota in the late 60s and early 70's. I met his father, smart as hell. Liberal. South Dakota used to elect liberals. Not now.
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