[Lord Blackout]

Is this what southerners felt like for the past 8 years?

[Temporal]

Originally posted by ryanpittman97

Azealia Banks when she gets asked to perform at the inauguration

inb4 she gets the National Anthem and My Country Tis' of Thee with Rudy getting God Bless America.

[RihRihGirrrl]

how is it not a HUGE conflict of interest for Trump's kid's to have security clearance AND run his business...a damn disaster waiting to happen

[Citrus]

Originally posted by ryanpittman97

When I googled Sherrod Brown and realized that everything I thought I knew was a lie

What

[ShouldersSideways]

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

Is this what southerners felt like for the past 8 years?

I'm a southerner that lives in a liberal city but from times I've ventured into the wilderness I can confirm that yes, it is.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by ryanpittman97

Hillary wouldn't have done much it's true, it would've been 8 more years of Obama which wouldn't be a bad thing, especially compared to the mess that we're about to embark for the next four years.

Let's hope the next 4 years are messy enough for democrats to clean up in 2020.

[DivaCup]

https://www.change.org/p/electoral-c...edium=copylink

4,345,083 supporters

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Saskia

https://www.change.org/p/electoral-c...edium=copylink

4,345,083 supporters

No impact, they said.

[Disco]

Imagine azealia performing 212 at inauguration.

"I guess that c*nt gettin eaten"

[Toya]

Originally posted by Sunshine.

Sometimes you gotta lose the battle to win the war. This is our 4 era. We put out a polarizing feminist lead single and it flopped. But in 4 years we'll have our surprise release and snatch back the wigs.

I love posts like this

[Alchemist]

It's gonna be a long 4 years. The fact that I'll hopefully be in med school by the next election omg

[Wonderland]

The alt-right stanning Azealia after she does his inauguration.

Here for the mess tbh.

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by Alchemist

It's gonna be a long 4 years. The fact that I'll hopefully be in med school by the next election omg

I'll be graduating med school next election nnn look at us slaying

[Lord Blackout]

I'm gonna take pleasure in all those hick 16 year old girls actually having to raise their babies now

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

I'm gonna take pleasure in all those hick 16 year old girls actually having to raise their babies now

We need the hicks to cut back on their breeding so liberals can outnumber them. That could help I guess.

[Toya]

Originally posted by Disco

Wait omg this actually super cute and I hate Trump

[Mike91]

Originally posted by Lord Blackout

I'm gonna take pleasure in all those hick 16 year old girls actually having to raise their babies now

Don't they already?

[HBK-79]

Everyone, watch this video-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FieSI4hWBvY

MSNBC did this piece the day after Mitt Romney lost the election in 2012.

In it, Joe Scarborough and company talk about how the Republican platform was no longer relevant to contemporary America. Keep in mind that the GOP platform (you all know what it is so I won't write an essay) hasn't changed in like...forever. To critics, the Republican Party needed to reinvent itself if it were to survive in a demographically diverse country.

Fast forward 4 years, and it's the Democrats' turn to become irrelevant in modern America. And the GOP hasn't really distanced itself from the "white privilege" rhetoric that Sarah Palin started during the Tea Party movement. Now the Dems are left in disarray.

What has happened in America that caused this shift in power?

[Wonderland]

The Trump (anti-establishment, blah blah) factor - coupled with economic concerns (particularly in the rust belt) and immigration.

[Mike91]

Originally posted by HBK-79

Everyone, watch this video-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FieSI4hWBvY

MSNBC did this piece the day after Mitt Romney lost the election in 2012.

In it, Joe Scarborough and company talk about how the Republican platform was no longer relevant to contemporary America. Keep in mind that the GOP platform (you all know what it is so I won't write an essay) hasn't changed in like...forever. To critics, the Republican Party needed to reinvent itself if it were to survive in a demographically diverse country.

Fast forward 4 years, and it's the Democrats' turn to become irrelevant in modern America. And the GOP hasn't really distanced itself from the "white privilege" rhetoric that Sarah Palin started during the Tea Party movement. Now the Dems are left in disarray.

What has happened in America that caused this shift in power?

Donald Trump was just as much a rejection of republicans as democrats. He destroyed the republican candidates during the primary. He ran against George W. Bush, eventually Paul Ryan, etc. I don't think people realize that.

Republicans won down ticket because of low turnout during midterms and because most people voted straight down the ticket in this election.

Every state a presidential candidate won, the senator of the same party on the ticket also won.