Every day that we have DJT as our President, we will have a good day!! Is he perfect....no, but just think of the alternative. I am really getting into this winning thing. He didn't turn his back on the 2nd Admin. folks like some thought he would. This fella doesn't cave like politicians do on a regular basis.

He is also getting very good at responding to "gotcha" questions (or at least what the LSM think are gotcha questions). I bet that "journalist" was dreaming about all the high fives she was going to get using Trumps term extreme vetting against him.

I also think the "journalist" (and I use that term EXTREMELY loosely...) was surprised to be chastised to a degree for the venue in which she just HAD to ask a question about her precious Lib-tard Leftist gun control. You're in Seoul, South Korea...they don't give a popcorn fart about the United States' 2nd Amendment. Except that maybe they appreciate our freedom of such...

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Originally posted by Sig2340:

Open three browser windows on your monitor screen.

Copy and paste that youtube video into each.

Start the videos at three second intervals with the sound on.

Lean back and be entertained.

Its like a classical piece played with a crescendo of excitement in the middle, and as the last sequence winds down and ends, you're left sitting there smiling in satisfaction.

Aside from Trump winning, the best part of election night was Hillary hiding in her room for so long, no doubt inconsolable, maybe raging, probably both. I'd have happily paid a few grand just to be a fly on that wall / have an unedited PPV feed for that 24hr period.

Jesus reading that Esquire piece...man those people are seriously out of touch with the real world. Lines like "I told my daughter to go to bed I didn't want her to see this", or "I knew I had a baby on the way and I didn't know what would happen"...."What do we tell out children"?

Their world is scarey and I don't want any part of it. One of my fondest memories is when I was standing in line at the VFD to vote. About 3:30 the school bus full of middle schoolers was bringing kids home and you could hear the chant of "TRUMP! TRUMP!" even before they came into view, as they drove by us kids were hanging out the window and smiling. It gave everyone in line quite the chuckle.

People that live and breath in the liberal bubble are literally sick in the head.

It's funny to make fun of those people, but truth be told, that's about how I felt in '08 and '12.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
It's funny to make fun of those people, but truth be told, that's about how I felt in '08 and '12.

That's why I don't feel bad about it. It happens to us all at some point. It was their turn.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:
It's funny to make fun of those people, but truth be told, that's about how I felt in '08 and '12.

It is funny, right up to the point that you remember these people are Americans too, and for them to have wandered so far from reason means something is very wrong. It's kind of scary really how much traction movements like Antifa, BLM, and all these snowflake SJW groups have gained in such a short amount of time. Its scarier still to think what would have happened if the SJW's very own snowflake Queen Elsa, otherwise known as Hillary, would have won.

Trump may be a step in the right direction, but I hope we aren't all just sitting back on our haunches enjoying the shit show (even if it IS terribly amusing), there is still work to be done.

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Originally posted by Ianfiniti:
...there is still work to be done.

Indeed. We won't turn around 100 years of going down the tubes in four or eight years. There is a LOT of work to be done.

I disagree. I didn't feel anything like they did. I didn't:

-cry
-vomit
-call my mother
-think about seeking help for anxiety
-wonder if I should leave the country
-wonder what I should tell children
-wonder if people were going to be rounded up
-want to start a violent resistance movement
-have a complete and utter feeling of hopelessness and a fear that the world was going to end

No, I sighed, went back to work, and began to look into who I could vote for to help stop the guy who got elected. I went about my business and enjoyed life.

I felt NOTHING like these absolute mental cases did.

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Originally posted by mbinky:
No, I sighed, went back to work, and began to look into who I could vote for to help stop the guy who got elected. I went about my business and enjoyed life.

I felt NOTHING like these absolute mental cases did.

Yup.

I truly hope that the anxiety and mental anguish these 'American's appear to be suffering is just the tip of the iceberg

Maybe these idiots are so despondent that they've lost all hope and will stay home in 2018.

There was some history made that night one year ago and thankfully this overconfident cocky bitch wasn’t it!

Our “Dewey Defeats Truman” moment:

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Originally posted by mbinky:
I disagree. I didn't feel anything like they did. I didn't:

-cry
-vomit
-call my mother
-think about seeking help for anxiety
-wonder if I should leave the country
-wonder what I should tell children
-wonder if people were going to be rounded up
-want to start a violent resistance movement
-have a complete and utter feeling of hopelessness and a fear that the world was going to end

No, I sighed, went back to work, and began to look into who I could vote for to help stop the guy who got elected. I went about my business and enjoyed life.

I felt NOTHING like these absolute mental cases did.

^^^

And I "preached it" to anyone I thought I could reach during that dark time, to rally them to "the cause".

Twas the night before the election, and in the Liberal House
Not a creature was working, not even their spouse;
No stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
because they were hoping a Hillary Victory would soon be there;

The Hillary voters were nestled all snug in their beds,
While continued visions of free cell phones danced in their heads;
And mamma with her free healthcare, and unemployment benefits with no cap,
Had just settled down for another free winter's nap,

When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,
They sprang from their beds to see what was the matter.
Away to the TV they flew like a flash,
Flipped on CNN hoping for more free cash.

Trump Won, please, say it aint so
Hillary didn’t shatter the glass ceiling, oh no,
When, what to their wondering eyes should appear,
But a sign from Trump, they have to get a job next year,

With one election, so inspiring and quick,
America took away their Misses Saint Nick.
No more huge taxes for the working and spending pretty much insane,
and they began whistling and shouting and calling people names;

"Now, Hillary! Now, Obama! Now, Franken and Reid!
On, Pelosi! On Feinstein! On, Baucus and Biden!
Out of Washington! We’re building a wall!
Get the heck out of here, we just fired you all

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Originally posted by RichardC:
"Van Jones: I had Muslim friends who came from countries like Somalia asking, "Should we leave the country tonight?" Because in their countries of origin, if a president that hostile takes power, they might start rounding up people in the morning." <---Irony within irony within irony.


http://www.esquire.com/news-po...6-behind-the-scenes/

I'd have probably told him "Yes" (even though I don't expect any such "cleansing" to take place).

flashguy