The Election Is Over, But the Usual Suspects Continue With the Hate

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Wouldn’t the answer be, to children who might ask why former and future President Donald Trump beat current Vice President and future private citizen Kamala Harris Emhoff in the election, that the United States held a free and fair election, and as in every election, one serious candidate won, and one serious candidate lost? But no, the American left, having gone off the rails in their #TrumpDerangementSyndrome, think something else is required.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer:

How do we explain this election to our children?

Children need us to accept their gift of hope, even if we aren’t feeling it, and they need us to use it to fight for them.

by Gwen Snyder, For The Inquirer | Wednesday, November 13, 2024 | 6:00 AM EST

The past two months have been a whirlwind of autumnal novelty and stimulation for my preschooler. There was Sesame Place, then her 3rd birthday, then her first day of school. Just as things began to settle, we launched into a cascade of Halloween activities. And then, fast on their heels came the election.

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How Trump shifted the electoral map and expanded his coalition

A glorious victory for Trump By all measures, Election Day was a stellar night for President-elect Donald Trump. His victory surpassed all expectations. He swept the battleground states: Arizona (+6.2), Georgia (+2.2), Michigan (+1.4), Nevada (+3.1), North Carolina (+3.3), Pennsylvania (+2.1), and Wisconsin (+0.8). He even won the popular vote by more than 3 points. …

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13 Million Democrat Voters Died Since 2020: Where Are The Bodies?

13 Million Democrat Voters Died Since 2020: Where Are The Bodies?

Does anyone REALLY believe that demented Biden, who spent the entire 2020 campaign in his basement, received 16 Million MORE votes than the Messiah, Obama, in 2012, AND 16 Million more than Queen Hillary in 2016?  Anyone?  Anyone? Biden allegedly received 81.2 million votes.  Obama was extremely popular (first black president & all and tons …

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Schadenfreude!

While it was not the reason that I voted for former, and now future President Donald Trump, I will admit to hoping for some major schadenfreude concerning the left if Mr Trump won. Well, he did win, winning the popular vote as well as the electoral college vote, and not that narrowly. As of 8:15 …

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After a decisive loss and countless pre-election lawsuits, spare us your ‘peaceful transfer of power’ malarkey

During her quasi-concession speech on Wednesday, Vice President Kamala Harris told supporters she had called President-elect Donald Trump earlier in the day to congratulate him on his victory. Then came the knife.  Harris said, “I also told him we will help him and his team with their transition and that we will engage in a …

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Who Were the Winners on Election Day?

It’s simple: the winners were normal Americans! I did something I rarely do: I watched CNN and MSNBC on Wednesday morning, to see the weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth among the credentialed media and their Usual Suspect panelists. MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough blamed misogyny among black and Hispanic men, and the Reverend Al Sharpton …

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Not Going Back? Why The Hell Not!

 The last three years and nine months have not been “Morning in America.” Hopefully after this Tuesday, our long national nightmare is over. Saturday I was watching South Carolina upset Texas A&M (Aggies, this is a tackle football game, in case you forgot), thinking how many of my A&M alumni friends are likely drinking away …

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Living Behind Enemy Lines, Tale #16: Clothing Can Be Dangerous In Blue Cities

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“Aren’t you afraid to wear that shirt?” asked the lady with a thick Canadian accent. My husband and I were staying at a motel in The Dalles, Oregon, 80 miles east of Portland when she approached us. I was wearing the “Fight, Fight, Fight” T-Shirt with a photo taken seconds after Trump was shot by the first Democrat …

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