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He shot someone?....Never.

What do you imagine they might do.......the election must have been the most tightly control ever....and if Trump wins by a large margin they surely can't dispute the result? Rioters are a totally separate issue and should meet with the full force of the law...for sure.

I really don't see that happening....unless he does something utterly outrageous like like shoot someone on 5th Avenue. But only time will tell.

Trying to read the room here.....and I'm getting the sense some posters might have a tendency to gloat over this result?

....he's 'coming' for you?

Okay Laurel.....calm down, calm down.

You surprise me....555

Rather cruel in the present circumstances, if I may say so.

Been a vicious outbreak of bone spurs......so I've heard tell.......highly contagious.

On that basis it will only be a matter of time before there's just you and a frustrated, blind, male hooker posting to each other.

Gutted

You are too kind.....I knew you, of all people, would be gracious in victory.

.....and very magnanimous of them. Wasn't there talk of no one paying personal income tax.....or have I made that up?

In other excellent news......all US troops to be withdrawn from the Middle-East............ and the war in the Ukraine will end as soon as Trump has a chance to give Putin a call and tell him no way. Things, I have to say, are starting to look quite rosey \.

....and yet here you are posting and telling everyone how the World works.....amazing.

Donald Trump’s key promises: 1. Immigration: Trump aims for a significant crackdown on illegal immigration, including the “largest deportation operation” in U.S. history, using an old law, the Alien Enemies Act, to deport non-citizens without due process . He also advocates for the construction of more border barriers and increased penalties for immigrants in the U.S. illegally. 2. Economy: Trump’s proposals include substantial tariffs, like a 20% levy on all foreign goods and up to 60% on goods from China. His platform calls for lowering taxes, including eliminating taxes on tips . Trump also stresses his vision of making America a “manufacturing superpower” and opposes reliance on foreign countries, especially China, for critical industries . 3. Social Issues: On the LGBTQ+ front, Trump will opposes transgender rights in sports and gender-affirming care for minors . He also aims to strip federal funding from schools promoting what he sees as “radical” ideologies . 4. National Defense: He proposes building a comprehensive missile defense system across the U.S. and strengthening military forces Exciting times ahead....I take it the deportations will start Jan 7?......plus, maybe, another 52 miles of wall to be built?

Is that good?....For Trump I mean.

I don't see why if the election is valid and shown to be free and fair. There might be organisations and individuals who take action at 'street level', but I can't imagine Harris plus Dem' party screaming from the rooftops that the election was stolen, that there was massive, endemic fraud right across the country .....can you?

How sad.....less than a minute since my post and my hopes and dreams are dashed.

If "this election doesn't matter"....I fail to see what you are so het up about? Calm down dear, calm down. 5555

I read some States and some private companies did implement similar mandates!!!!

No indication of being a wind-up merchant.....so incel who can't get up I guess.

Here’s a list of notable and successful women in both politics and business, with brief comments on each: Politics 1. Angela Merkel (Germany) • Chancellor of Germany from 2005 to 2021, Merkel is known for her pragmatic leadership, especially during the Eurozone crisis and the migrant crisis. Her influence earned her the nickname “The World’s Most Powerful Woman” by Forbes multiple times. 2. Kamala Harris (United States) • As the first female Vice President and the highest-ranking female official in U.S. history, Harris broke significant barriers. Her background as a senator and Attorney General of California shaped her stance on issues like criminal justice reform. 3. Margaret Thatcher (United Kingdom) • Known as the “Iron Lady,” Thatcher was the first female Prime Minister of the UK and served from 1979 to 1990. Her conservative policies reshaped the British economy and solidified her as a polarizing yet influential figure in global politics. 4. Jacinda Ardern (New Zealand) • Prime Minister from 2017 to 2023, Ardern was celebrated for her compassionate response to crises, such as the Christchurch terrorist attack and the COVID-19 pandemic. Her leadership style emphasized empathy and inclusivity. 5. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (Liberia) • As the first elected female head of state in Africa, Sirleaf served as President of Liberia from 2006 to 2018. She is a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and was instrumental in rebuilding Liberia post-civil war. Business 1. Mary Barra (General Motors) • CEO of General Motors since 2014, Barra is the first female CEO of a major global automaker. She has focused on electric vehicle innovation and autonomous technology, aiming to transform GM into a sustainable mobility company. 2. Indra Nooyi (PepsiCo) • CEO and Chairwoman of PepsiCo from 2006 to 2018, Nooyi is known for her “Performance with Purpose” strategy, which focused on sustainability and health-conscious product lines, contributing to PepsiCo’s growth and relevance. 3. Sheryl Sandberg (Facebook, now Meta) • As former COO of Facebook, Sandberg was instrumental in the company’s revenue growth and developed its advertising platform. Her book, Lean In, sparked global conversations on women in the workplace and leadership. 4. Whitney Wolfe Herd (Bumble) • Founder and CEO of Bumble, Wolfe Herd took the dating app public in 2021, becoming one of the youngest female CEOs to do so. Bumble’s unique approach empowered women in online dating, creating a safer, female-centered platform. 5. Oprah Winfrey (OWN Network, Harpo Productions) • Media mogul Oprah Winfrey built a billion-dollar empire from her talk show. Known for her philanthropy and influence, she’s one of the most respected figures in media and is celebrated for breaking barriers as a Black woman in entertainment and business. These women have excelled by combining resilience, innovation, and vision, impacting both policy and industry worldwide. Their legacies highlight a trend toward inclusive leadership across diverse fields.

But no one was formally forced by law to be vaccinated.....agreed?

Regardless of the outcome I feel confident, having read the many posts on here, that the winners will be gracious in victory and the losers will be dignified in defeat...........🤭