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Liberal Meltdown Thread
Bummer for you, then. (But still awesome for us right-thinking Americans who elected him. #winning) -
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Poll -- Will president elect Trump last through his term?
No. Disagreements on opinions fine of course Constant personal attacks suggesting its not OK anymore to express anti maga fascist opinions just because he won is outrageous and worthy of ignoring. -
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Liberal Meltdown Thread
Americans are stupid, they elect a criminal for president. Trump fascist should be in jail, not in the White House. -
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GO TRUMP GO - Saving the World from the Woke
Americans are stupid, they elect a criminal as president. Trump should stay in jail, not in the White House. -
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MSDNC's Rachel Maddow struggles to announce Trump the winner
She is like a female version of some of the nastier posters here if they were men. -
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Why it takes so long for the house to be called?
It is sort of odd. I sent in my 6 ballots ages ago. -
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Elon Musk Challenges Jennifer Lopez, Raises Questions on Past with Diddy
wondering if the oompa loompa will do what he said to send all illegals out of the states and send his new friend also back to South Africa because entering the states illegaly many years ago -
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So I was right about abortion - Roe v Wade is dead
I am (R), and pro-choice within "common sense" European-style limits (generally banned, or at least harder to get, after a period such as 12 or 24 weeks). I cheered Roe v. Wade falling because this issue is not something the Constitution designates as a in-scope at the federal level. My position is that this is rightly a state-level issue. Consistent with that position, I strongly oppose a national ban. There are a *lot* of moderate (R) people who feel like me -- probably a sizable majority of what we can now see as the 2024-era big-tent (R) base. We don't want religious orthodoxy to dictate national policy. Extreme abortion prohibition is a losing issue for us in most places, and especially at a national level. I can't see a national ban actually gaining credence. Given the more localized nature of abortion rights, I really struggle to understand what all the fuss is actually about. Only states that the abortion pushers snidely deride as backwards Dumb<deleted>istan will have abortion restrictions. And by said people's thinking, who wants to live in those places anyway? And this should, over time, tend to cause people to move out of said states into more "enlightened" places like west coast and north eastern states. So those places will gain more political power vs. Dumb<deleted>istan as a result -- and thus have a greater say about things like abortion. In other words, backwards, inbred Kentucky will lose and progressive awesome California will win, because Abortion! Right? Right?
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