America turned Red- and Neck once again!

@TheHorse (233036)

• Walnut Creek, California

6 Nov 24

Heh.

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marguicha

@marguicha (229595)

• Chile

6 Nov 24

@LadyDuck At some time I wanted Michelle Obama to be the candidate. She is brilliant. But someone here replied that she would not have a chance. She was Black AND a woman.

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@porwest (111560)

• United States

6 Nov 24

I would not call this election close at all. The numbers simply do not bear that out. His final electoral number will be an electoral landslide, and so far he is winning the popular vote by a LOT. Not close at all.

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Four Walls

@FourWalls (81060)

• United States

6 Nov 24

Please look up the definition of landslide (besides a Fleetwood Mac song

). A landslide is 525-13, which is what Reagan had in 84. Five million votes and 279-223 is NOT a landslide. Nobody ever called JFK’s 303-219 win in 1960 a landslide.

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Four Walls

@FourWalls (81060)

• United States

6 Nov 24

@porwest — nothing compared to 49-1 that The Great Communicator pulled off.

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@porwest (111560)

• United States

6 Nov 24

@FourWalls An electoral landslide. The final electoral numbers are not in yet. Trump is currently at 296 and will be well over 300 when all is said and done, and there are no additional votes that will be going to Harris, so it will be 312-226. Trump will win by 2 more electoral points than JFK did, so that will make his victory an electoral landslide. That is what I am going with here. lol To take this one step further, what would you call it when Trump wins 33 states and Harris only wins 17?

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marguicha

@marguicha (229595)

• Chile

6 Nov 24

I discovered that the US is way more conservative than what I thought. I wonder what will happen with the people who voted for him like women, Blacks, Latinos and minorities.

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@porwest (111560)

• United States

6 Nov 24

Their lives will improve. All you have to do is drive through America's inner cities all run by Democrats to see how life is under Democrat leadership. People are tired of being held down and raked through the mud and being told they are being helped. They don't want help. They want OPPORTUNITY. With this election result, they just got it.

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marguicha

@marguicha (229595)

• Chile

6 Nov 24

@porwest Time will tell.

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@porwest (111560)

• United States

6 Nov 24

@marguicha Was my life better under Trump between 2016-202? Yes. There's my answer. It's pretty clear to me. I think it was pretty clear to the vast majority of Americans as well considering Trump not only won, but will win by an electoral landslide, also winning the popular vote.

Fleur

@Fleura (33158)

• United Kingdom

6 Nov 24

I bet Putin is happy.

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Amber

@AmbiePam (108132)

• United States

6 Nov 24

If he’s happy, he won’t be happy for long.

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Fleur

@Fleura (33158)

• United Kingdom

6 Nov 24

@porwest For one thing, Putin will no doubt hope that Trump will immediately cease US support for Ukraine (which Trump has suggested he would do).

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@porwest (111560)

• United States

6 Nov 24

Trump is no friend to Putin and vice versa. Trump will be looking to stop Russia in its tracks. How would that make Putin happy?

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@TheHorse (233036)

• Walnut Creek, California

6 Nov 24

As always, I blame the Liberals. I think they took things too far when they (in many places) stopped prosecuting shoplifters, stated tearing down Robert E. Lee statues and replacing them with George Floyd statures (metaphorically speaking, at least), etc. Trump is not an intelligent man, and he is a convicted felon and compulsive liar, but I think his "enemy from within" rhetoric resonated (perhaps largely subconsciously) with those who were tired of Liberals taking things too far. Trump is obviously compromised at this point. He often does not know what State he is in. A wild card is J.D. Vance. If Trump passes away, or has to step down, what would Vance's agenda be? He is only about 40 years old (if I recall correctly) and has already been "all over the board."

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https://washingtonstand.com/news/god-spared-my-life-for-a-reason-donald-trump-defeats-kamala-harris-to-become-47th-president

@TheHorse (233036)

• Walnut Creek, California

6 Nov 24

@xander6464 Screwed up when? I think they've been screwing up for years.

Four Walls

@FourWalls (81060)

• United States

6 Nov 24

I told NJ Chic that, if the GOP won, one of the overriding issues would be shoving transgender bathroom rights down people’s throats. Well, news reports say that 54% of those polled said transgender rights were being taken too far. Listen, 99.999% of trans people are fine, but as someone who experienced it, I can tell you that it scares the hell out of a woman to be followed into the women’s room by two guys in dresses. On the other hand, I do not want to see “open season” declared on anyone ol’ BillyJoe JimBob thinks is a threat to his pseudo-masculinity. (Source: )

washingtonstand.com

https://washingtonstand.com/news/god-spared-my-life-for-a-reason-donald-trump-defeats-kamala-harris-to-become-47th-president

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@TheHorse (233036)

• Walnut Creek, California

6 Nov 24

@FourWalls By the way, you've probably heard this, but I still find it pretty funny. It's Jellyroll Morton, probably in the 1930s, talking about how piano players have to do smutty songs to avoid being labeled as feminine. The song itself is a bit edgy, and contains some language that might be offensive to white Liberals.

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