I get that. It’s taken me a week, but I’m over my impotent rage and the unfairness of it all. I’ve tamped down my fiery anger into a nice little icy cold ball that I continue to carry with me until it’s time to let go of it. Now it’s time to get busy and get rid of them if we can, fight them at every turn, and most importantly, figure out a way to get the pendulum swinging back our way again and resolve this temporary foolish aberration.
I never took his candidacy seriously enough to write one. The only thing I know of for sure is that he will be anti-choice, and put more anti-choice people in positions of authority.
Why are you so unsure about his other reaffirmed promises, like getting the oil pipeline projects going, and ignoring climate change, and deporting millions of “illegals”?
Oh, right, it’s clearly because you’re on that side of the fence, and you know that saying so openly here – and that openly cheering for Trump – would make most others here take you even less seriously.
So, you were “more afraid of Clinton than” of Trump, based entirely on a laundry list of maybe, possibly, “likely” things about Clinton and absolutely no research whatsoever on Trump’s verifiable promises and statements??
It’s not a game. The outcome of this election will have devastating impact on a huge number of lives.
Imagine if, for the second time in a span of 16 years, some quirk in the rulebook meant that the team which had the most runs in the final game of the World Series still lost the title. Don’t you think there might be just a little public pressure to change the rules going forward?
You just don’t get it. Rally against that fucking wall he wants to build? I’m with you. Rally against cutting social security? I’m with you. Rally against rounding up illegal immigrants? I’m with you. Rally against restricting abortion? I’m with you. Rally against what ever bullshit this fuckhead will come up with? I’m with you. Rally for changing the voting system, so it will represent the popular vote better? I’m with you. But rallying against the result of an election, because people voted wrong? How? Why? Because democracy isn’t applicable if I really, really dislike the result? I don’t think so.
Honestly, it seems like you’re the one “not getting it.”
Again, people are not rallying against the outcome; they’re rallying against a horrible, grossly unqualified person being elected not because of the actual will of the majority, but because of the fucked up way the system is currently set up.
They are rallying against all the horrible things that horrible person said he would do.
Maybe it worked back in 1824. Since this is the second time in recent history a candidate has won the popular vote but lost in the Electoral College, I think it’s reasonable to suggest it’s not working in the present.