Never in the history of this country has the election of one man meant so much to so many. And so, let the ‘fake news’ media meltdowns begin. From every corner of the so-called ‘mainstream media,’ from MSDNC to CNN even to the Comedy Channel, the meltdowns have been quite spectacular and, dare I say, simply a joy to behold. And what makes it so very much fun to watch is the fact that all of these clowns were so confident in their ability to pull the wool over our eyes and to successfully maneuver Cumala into the Oval Office. But alas, it was just not to be. And while their panties may now be in a bunch, the rest of us are breathing a very heavy sigh of relief.
And so, as I said, let the meltdowns begin. So far
so good and I must say, I’m loving it! There is now hope for America. And with
the tantrums notwithstanding, we must always keep in mind that we’re dealing
with emotionally stunted people. They’re simply not able to handle being
rejected by over half of the voters. We all know who these people are, these
geniuses who claim to be all knowing and all seeing but who, in reality, are
absolutely clueless. Take for example MSDNC host Larry O’Donnell. It was on
election night, during his network’s election coverage, that Larry claimed the
Electoral College was a form of voter suppression. Talk about clueless.
Larry said, “I would like to issue an apology to all
of those states we have not mentioned. It is not our fault, it is the founding
fathers, they decided on this thing called the Electoral College. Which
interestingly, no other country in the world decided to copy. Because of that,
in presidential terms, in effect on nights like this, you have a right to think
that it feels like no one cares about your vote. If you are in California or if
you’re in New York, and when you think about how enormous a force that can be
in voter suppression, there may be nothing quite like it. Imagine if California
voters ever got to think that their votes for president mattered."
And he went on to say, “There are seven million
people in California who don’t vote, they are registered, they don’t vote
today.” He added, “Most of those, if they voted, would add millions to Kamala
Harris. This Electoral College problem is one that bedevils us in the 21st
Century as it never has before.” I love how these imbeciles see the Electoral
College as being the problem when the real problem is that most Americans were
unwilling to vote for a candidate whose policies they simply do not support. So
the fix for what they see as the problem isn’t for candidates to alter their
positions but is, instead to alter the process by which a candidate gains
office.
And there’s Joy Reid, another MSDNC loser, who saw
fit to lash out at the state of Florida after the state came in big for
President Trump. Reid called Florida an “extreme right-wing fascist state.” She
said, “Governor DeSantis has bet his political future on being the champion of
denying women their rights over their own bodies.” Reid said, “He is thinking
about a future in which he would like to inherit Donald Trump’s white
evangelical base, and he has decided this is his marker and he is willing to
use really the awesome powers of the state to try to intimidate and bully, even
television stations in the state against running ads in favor of that
protection."
She continued saying, “Florida, in a lot of ways it’ll
be interesting to talk about what Florida’s future looks like as a place that
can attract corporate headquarters and investment in a state where the governor
routinely bullies companies, routinely sues companies that displease him. He
sued Disney, sued cruise lines, bullied schools about mask mandates, bullied TV
stations about what ads they can run. It is a pure Project 2025 in Florida, and
that kind of extremist right-wing fascist type of government in Florida, does
that make it a more attractive place or does it make it more like some of the
other southern states that don’t get a lot of investments and interest."
And, of course, Reid also felt compelled to make
comment on Ted Cruz’s victory in Texas by arguing that Texas is “a very
voter-suppressed state.” She claimed that Harris County, TX has “the largest
number of black voters available. And they are deeply suppressed, in terms of
their ability and access to the ballot.” And after NBC projected Cruz winning
re-election, MSDNC host Jen Psaki mentioned how states have shifted and said
that Ohio is a state that used to be a deciding factor in presidential
elections, but isn’t anymore, and Texas is a state that could shift, Democrats
have wanted to win the state, and it does keep moving every election cycle.
Reid then said, “It’s also a very voter-suppressed
state. And…the focus of voter suppression coming from that state capital is
Harris County, where Houston is. And they are relentless in it. And that is
also the largest single physical number of black voters in any county other
than Cook County in Illinois. That’s the largest number of black voters
available. And they are deeply suppressed, in terms of their ability and access
to the ballot. So, Democrats would have to do a lot of work there in terms of
voter suppression, and also voter motivation as well.” Later, Reid agreed with
fellow host Rachel Maddow that people can change policy in Texas by voting in
local races.
And then it was during CNN’s coverage of Tuesday’s
election, CNN Political Commentator, Van Jones stated that while you can’t
really say what exactly determined the result of the 2024 election, President Trump
had leeway to behave poorly that his Democrat opponent, Cumala didn’t due to
race and gender. Jones said that while it’s hard to say exactly what determined
the outcome, “I do think it’s bitter in the mouth, the racial and gender
dimension of this. And the only way that you can kind of begin to see it if you
don’t see it right away is, can you imagine a woman of color acting like Donald
Trump acted, even for one day?"
He went on to say, “The kinds of stuff that he said,
the kinds of things that he did, the way that he would insult people. If you’re
a person of color, you don’t feel like you have that freedom. You feel like you
really are somewhat constrained. You’re always running something in the back of
your mind, like how am I going to be perceived? And also, if I say this, will
they think that all black people are this way or all women are this way? So,
there’s a license that he had to just be a fool, just to be an obnoxious ass to
everyone, and for people to go well, he can still be president. There is nobody
who doesn’t have that phenotype that feels that free."
Jon Leibowitz wrapped his Daily Show election night
special on Tuesday with a profane freak out followed by a somber message of
hope. He said, “Here’s what we know — is that we really don’t know anything,
and that we’re going to come out of this election. We’re going to make all kind
of pronouncements about what this country is and what this world is, and the
truth is, we’re not really going to know shit.” Leibowitz said, “We’re going to
make it seem like this is the finality of our civilization. … We’re all going
to have to wake up tomorrow morning and work like hell to move the world to the
place that we prefer it to be."
He said, “And I just want to point out, just as a
matter of perspective, that the lessons that our pundits take away from these
results, that they will pronounce with certainty, will be wrong. And we have to
remember that.” “My point is this: Fuck!” Leibowitz shrieked before doing his
best to reassure what was apparently a dejected audience. He went on to say, “But
this isn’t the end! I promise you, this is not the end. And we have to regroup
and we have to continue to fight and continue to work day in and day out to
create the better society for our children, for this world, for this country
that we know is possible. It’s possible."
And it’s all of these clowns who are merely the tip
of what is a rather sizable iceberg. And so it is that once again we see how
those on the left behave like spoiled children, whenever they don’t get their way,
they tend to throw tantrums and create scenes equal to a mental meltdown. They
simply can’t accept what they see in the real world. People of color and women
that supported President Trump are judged to be, and portrayed as being, weak
or defective in some way. They’re expected to vote in unison with other
liberals. The left just can’t accept that individual voters may stray from the
group and vote for a candidate that represents their interests best.
Will they ever admit that Cumala was a poor
candidate? She ran in 2020 briefly and dropped out at the first hint of a
challenge. She was pretty much invisible for nearly four years as vice
president. She was appointed, rather than nominated, as the Democrat candidate
for President. And while she had a significantly shortened campaign season
herself, she never defined herself. She was a bad candidate who ran a bad
campaign. These self-appointed betters who have an over-estimation of their
abilities will never get it. These liberal boobs will say anything now to cover
their ignorant backsides. Stupid politically, stupid socially and stupid in
life.
These elitist Democrats are upset that we ‘peons’
chose to reject their advice. These people have control of 95 percent of the
media, corporations and universities. And with all of that, with all of that
titanic power propping them up, their ideology is so vile they lost. An
ideology that over the past several decades has been responsible for an effort to
systematically destroy the nuclear family, to allow into this country millions
of those who do not belong here, to allow men in women’s sports, to put boys in
girls bathrooms and to champion the mutilation of our children behind their
parents’ backs. Anyone who votes for that should hang their head in shame.
Finally, to dismiss those
people who believe President Trump provides them a much closer approximation to
the world they want, is reckless. It never seems to occur to those on the left that
there might be a sane counter perspective to much of what they advocate. And perhaps
if leftist candidates actually presented details of what their true goals are, the
world they want and their plans to accomplish it, they might get more support
from many more areas of the country. If I were a political analyst looking at
the electoral map and the huge areas of red covering most of the country it
would suggest to me that my current approach is not really all that inclusive.
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