Donald Trump & JD Vance Win 2024 US Presidential Election

[Stoned Mary in the Garden 6,752]

8 minutes ago, baddisease said:

I have Christian friends who are saying "Christ is still King", like that helps the fact Trump is gonna fuck everything up.

And it’s so funny because these are usually the same people who say separate religion from politics. Like?? 

[Candy Necklace 7,436]

4 minutes ago, shadesofblue said:

I still really want a woman as president  Hopefully next election there’s a woman candidate that isn’t awful & has a better chance at winning

Maybe Gretchen Whitmer?

[shadesofblue 15,014]

4 minutes ago, Stoned Mary in the Garden said:

And it’s so funny because these are usually the same people who say separate religion from politics. Like?? 

Only when it works in their favor 

[Stoned Mary in the Garden 6,752]

Just now, shadesofblue said:

Only when it works in their favor 

This sentence completely sums up politics actually. It’s so embarrassing. America is a straight up reality show 

[dollanganger 5,078]

being born in a blue family but living in the reddest state in the country is like dodging the bullet but getting hit by the nuke

[IanadeIrey 61,955]

It’s so interesting to see this happen in real time as a Canadian because, while obviously not American, I’m in the country that is the most culturally similar to the States. And it’s interesting to see, while people didn’t necessarily agree with everything Obama did, what his presidency represented for America’s social progress and the image that America imparted to the rest of the world. But now that feels like an exception to the American rule of politics, and perhaps what was always an ultra-conservative nation is now heading towards an extreme fulfillment of its form. The pendulum has swung back again and the line between cause and effect is blurry. 

 

America exists as a paradoxical nation in so many ways, and to semi-outsiders like myself, it’s always going to both dazzle and dizzy me. 

[Quincy 4,303]

53 minutes ago, Embach said:

@Mer and @Quincy for president, the US would heal in seconds

I’ll take VP, @Mercan have the top 

[details 17,116]

in celebration of page 111, @111 should leak a lfl political outtake to calm us down and give hope to all americans 

[shadesofblue 15,014]

55 minutes ago, Candy Necklace said:

Maybe Gretchen Whitmer?

Honestly I don’t really know much about her because I’m not as familiar with many governors in other states. I’d have to research more but from what I’ve seen, she seems decent. I have some faith enough people will see trumps true colors after his next term. At least I hope

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1 hour ago, Candy Necklace said:

I'm extra disappointed in my community as a Mexican male, how many of us went over to Trump like if he didn't run his 2016 campaign based off hate on Mexico is insane. I'm more at peace knowing my dad, brother, and myself voted for Kamala, but it's still so disheartening. I voted with my sister, my friends, my mother, my grandmother, everyone in mind. It shows how machismo is still very much a thing in our culture, and it's crazy that Mexico was able to have their first woman president before us.

I was just thinking this, it's wild that Mexico with its deeply rooted machismo culture still managed to get its first woman president before the U.S, who seems to be going backwards at full speed and Sheinbaum won by a landslide too, even when she was competing against a conservative woman and a man with relative popularity.

She's holding off congratulating him too, she says she's waiting for the counts to finish. I just know she's disappointed she didn't get to congratulate Kamala

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The Ride monologue is hitting super hard right now in the weirdest way

[American Whore 51,220]

1 hour ago, Candy Necklace said:

Maybe Gretchen Whitmer?

 

Please not her. She's... just icky. I'd much rather have Kamala run again. She got so much support in like 100 days, if she ran post-Trump once everyone sees how bad things get after Trump, she should win. 

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watching her speech rn, getting emotional 

we were fucking ROBBED

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Just now, jimmyjimmycocoapuff said:

watching her speech rn, getting emotional 

we were fucking ROBBED

I can’t even watch it cause I don’t want to cry at work

[baddisease 17,844]

Here's a statement from the anti-Harris "Uncommitted Movement" (a pro-Palestine grouping):

 

‘Not Another Bomb’: Uncommitted Movement Blames Harris’s Loss on Democratic Support for Genocide
 

https://qudsnen.co/?p=50742

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I feel like now Kamala Harris will be forgotten about in 15 business days

[rosemead ramada 6,712]

The nonsense I heard from Trump supporters at work today. And I live in a very Democratic area.

I give up. I actively hope for the demise of this country.

I heard it all. It's a disgrace Kamala didn't concede last night (I'm sorry, but Trump 2020, are you serious?). We're all Americans and should be unified and loving to everyone (I'm sorry, was Trump literally not weeks ago calling Democrats the evil within this country?). I literally heard one guy say that he bets Putin is really upset because Putin wanted Kamala bc he could push her around but Trump will stand up to him.

This country is irredeemably gone people

[Super Movie 51,610]

The first thing I heard when I woke up this morning was a bunch of dudes yelling "make america great again!" outside my dorm building  This is all just so fucking bleak

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7 minutes ago, Super Movie said:

The first thing I heard when I woke up this morning was a bunch of dudes yelling "make america great again!" outside my dorm building  This is all just so fucking bleak

 

They can get fucked and so can America.

[Rorman Nockwell 56,576]

She speaks so well and instead we all have to listen to four more years of a narcissistic grandpa rambling on about nonsense

Maybe if education was as popular as guns in America then this wouldn’t have happened