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Considering the title of this thread, I'll just toss this it there....

How stupid do you think the controlling members of the Democratic Party feel about right now.

Considering the number of people who reportedly didn't vote for The Donald as much as they voted against Hillary.

And most likely they could have nominated "anyone else", and won by a substantial margin.

Just a thought.

 

Hillary, and more importantly the Clinton machine as an influence in the democratic party, is done. Good riddance.

 

Sanders (who I can't stand) would have won, probably going away. It's looking more and more like many Sanders supporters jumped ship. Can't really blame them.

As for Donna Brazile and Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Karma is a bitchh.

 

Well, well, well, look who was right all along..... ME :lol:

Suck it...mainstream media and BS polls. Real Americans have voted and you were all WRONG. :lol:

DONALD TRUMP IS THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!

Deplorables kicked the systems A s s .... ding dong the witch is gone.

Landslide b I t c h e s......mic drop. :ihih:

 

It's the emptiest feeling I've had in a long time but I'm sure I'll get over it.

As I've said many times over the years at election time: Luckily our government is structured in such a manner that we could elect Howdy Doody to the Presidency and things would still be o.k. Now is our chance to see if I've been right all these years.

 

I agree. I made the resolve a couple of months ago to not bash who ever the people voted in. I'm curious to see how Trump challenges the established politicians and am hoping that some meaningful changes come out of the next four years in that regard.


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I hope that both parties realize they have lots of work to do to gain back our trust. For those that are waiting to bash Trump if everything he promised doesn't happen within the next 4 years, you'll have plenty of ammo, as virtually no president is able to keep all his promises. Sadly that is something we all have come to expect. Do I want him to build a wall, YES. Do I think he will, doubtful but hopeful.. Atleast he wants it to happen unlike most of the others. I'm not backing off him being "my guy" from the beginning just be realistic... Example: Bill Clinton claimed leading up to his 1st election that he would have a national health system in place within 100 days of taking office. 8 years later it still hadn't happened... I didn't vote for him but that is the one I wanted him to do some how some way IF done correctly. No reason we should have LEGAL AMERICANS who can't hardly afford a Dr. bill and prescriptions..

 

So instead of a Fiat, we got a F56...seems like a pretty good analogy for this election[emoji12]


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All you sore losers stop pissing and moaning.

YOU LOST!

All of the deplorable Trump voters stormed the poles and out voted Hillary.

In the words of you newly elected President made famous on every Hilary commercial " You can tell them to go F themselves"

 

So many replies. So I'll just put them in one post.

• Well the FBI said she mishandled the classified information and other people have gone to jail for the same thing.
• She did lie to congress. That is a factual given. Numerous people have gone to jail for that.
• There is documented proof that she and the DNC destroyed Bernie and fixed the primary.
• The other information is just coming to light. So we'll have to see where it goes.

I'll go with Jeff here for the most part. I woman should have the right to chose what see does. But may be the choice should be before she becomes pregnant. I draw the line at late term abortions. There have been options for the babies- Adoption. But the lawyers in this country have made that a problem with giving back children that have been adopted for years. That's why there are so many kids adopted from other countries.

Quite simply gay people can do what they want as long as it don't effect me. When they want to force something for the benefit of a 3% minority that effects everyone else that's a problem. Have a civil union that's fine. But they want "mirage" as a way to force religions to change.

Well here the freedom from religion people have made it so that no Christian celebrating or praying can be done in school. But there is a special room where Muslims can go and pray their multiple times a day.

This country has made many religions in it for a long time and for the most part usually got along. It when a religion, any religion, want to force their thoughts and rules on others that there is the problem. Do keep in mind that this country is still about 80% Christian and most of the areas of population growth are Christian too.

Nope he would have been killed by his wall street connections. Being part of the big establishment machine and not caring about the little people.

Any republican candidate would have been pounded by the dems and the media. Romney was about the cleanest and they still beat him up taking thing he said and twisting it around.

That was been their plan all along. Divide and conquer. "Stronger together" is an antonym. I think I have that right. For any one that has checked it out read up on Saul Alinsky

That's all. It's over now. I thank everyone for a lively debate.

 

No pissing and moaning here. The people spoke, which is how the system works. Ready to see the next chapter of history.


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Yep. For sure things are going to be interesting and exciting for a long time.

 

mrntd, Kasich would have won, no doubt in my mind. And it would have been a less polarizing end result.

Dave, it's not a landslide, Hillary will win the popular vote, and in the states that mattered in the electoral college, it was close.

But yes, I'm still surprised. The last two weeks killed her--Comey, Donna Brazile not being able to get out of the news, the Clinton foundation front page and center--if the election was held three weeks ago, the outcome is different. This was literally an unprecedented last second swing--even Trump's inner circle thought they were beat.

The pendulum has swung all the way to the other side. I don't necessarily think this is a good thing; I don't think we'll truly get back on track until things come back more to the center--we are going back and forth from one extreme to the other. I fear another swing next election. The next four years is going to be a test of checks and balances...

That being said, the media was absolutely awful. They pointed out that there were extremes in voter profiles voting for the candidates, and subsequently this was going to be the most divisive election in history. The EXACT same thing happened 8 years ago, but the media touted it as a great coming together. I remember how gushing the media was 8 years ago, and how condemning it was last night. I believe most of the mainstream media is proving to be more divisive than Trump.

 

Settle down Dave. Take deep breaths. You won. I haven't seen any soar losers yet.

 

Apparently Trump dominated among the undereducated white male category. Seems to be manifested in the comparative eloquence of the reflections shared herein.

 

Donald Trump Elected 45th President of the United States.

FYI ~ Flights are available to CANADA now. :lol::lol::lol:

 

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There is so much wrong with this....

If undereducated workers vote for a liberal candidate, and the same was said, it would be heresy.

I don't like the election result either (either Hillary or Trump was a loss to me personally), I'm not a Trump fan. But this isn't the answer. As much as I don't like him, his first message was conciliatory. There are checks and balances. We gotta try and move forward.