For anyone wondering how to help in the Georgia Senate runoffs.

 

 

Here is the Conor Lamb interview that I think @DRW50 referenced up thread:

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/08/us/politics/conor-lamb-democrats-biden.html

Thanks @Khan . One of his campaign people was also going off on Twitter. It's just pointless infighting, and she shouldn't have mentioned his name.

Just terrifying. 

 

 

@Juliajms, so sorry about the loss of your dog.  They're family, too. Hold on to the good memories!

 

Meanwhile, I agree with Morgan Freeman:

 

 

Edited November 9, 20205 yr by Wendy

I truly fear what could happen between now and January, because, mark my words, Donald Trump ain't going away quietly.

5 hours ago, victoria foxton said:

 

  

 

OMG. I am laughing my ass off. There is an entire Twitter thread detailing various pranks and jokes that have been done via the new number.

There seems to be another number (unsure if it is another change or an addition to the prior page's number!). By all means, please do NOT call and, say, moo or request a song on the radio to the "fraud" team!

 

 

 

17 minutes ago, Khan said:

I truly fear what could happen between now and January, because, mark my words, Donald Trump ain't going away quietly.

 

He's a coward who is terrified of direct confrontation - with anyone - and often tries to delegate major decisions, like firings, onto anyone else for fear of making an unpopular choice. All the firings in his administration, he's always phoned eight million sycophants begging for advice on what to do and tried to offload the responsibility onto others, or tried to neg the men and women out of their jobs on twitter to get them to resign first. I've never been afraid of his will.

25 minutes ago, Khan said:

I truly fear what could happen between now and January, because, mark my words, Donald Trump ain't going away quietly.

Oh, he's going away.

 

May it only be dramatic for HIM, not for US.

1 hour ago, Wendy said:

@Juliajms, so sorry about the loss of your dog.  They're family, too. Hold on to the good memories!

 

Meanwhile, I agree with Morgan Freeman:

 

 

Hehe. He's speaking the language I was speaking by way of Mariah.

 

GTFO.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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My vote represented my little girls. It also represented/ Humanity Decency Principles and values @laurenhashianofficial and I instill in our little daughters. And finally, my vote represented the importance of just being a decent human being. And to me, being a decent human being matters. This win feels so good, but now the real work begins. Because we have an entire country divided. I’m not turning my back on you just because we have a difference of opinion. Im not made that way. I’m still right here and when the sun comes up, we all get up with it - go to work, feed our families and pay our bills. Congratulations to President elect @joebiden and Vice President elect @kamalaharris and to all our American people for engaging in the biggest voter turnout our country has ever seen 👏🏾👊🏾 Stand tall, lay it all on the line and cheers to UNITY and finding common ground. Let’s get to work. DJ 🥃🇺🇸

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On the LGBTQ tip, this is something I suspect is largely relevant to the white posters among us but still something to discuss and something I've been pondering while lurking in certain dark corners of the Internet over the last few days for schadenfreude:

 

The amount of increasingly earnest sounding posts at various right-wing Trumpist cesspools from cis/hetero young men saying they've been holding back wanting to transition or come out of the closet over the last four years and "suppressed it" bc they thought Trump would make America great again and help them overcome, and now they want to surrender the fight, is truly unusual. It's not all trolling - there's a real psychosexual/identity complex for some of these very shut-in young men. It's not an excuse for their behavior I would ever personally accept or tolerate. But it seems like Trumpism became a convenient cloak and denial mechanism for some struggling young people, and I am not the only one who's noticed this in the last few days. I await the first deep dive into it. Trumpist culture (which IMO cannot and will not replicated with another GOPer, because none of them have the longstanding media/popcult appeal of Trump) crossed party and racial/social lines, including to some of the Latino vote or two disaffected swing voting idiots. It reached red state or overcompensating (or both) questioning young men. It consumed everything.

Edited November 9, 20205 yr by Vee

Young people (as well as a few old) have always had to struggle when it comes to identity. And sometimes that hold back and denial can be just as dangerous. 

 

It will be interesting in this time of 'changing management' if they can find a way to be happy or at least find a way to accept something that works for them. 

@DRW50Some of those TV/Megachurch evangelical leaders are grifters that could teach the Trumps a thing or two. Then give them a run for their money when it comes to being downright shameless about stealing from the lonely and elderly. It's unreal.

 

I love some of the small things about Biden. Like when he said their presidential ticket got more votes than any in history.  He included Kamala in the success, instead of bragging for 15 mins about he got the most votes in history.

 

O/T Thank you everyone for the condolences, it means a lot.

This thread about people affected by QAnon is utterly horrifying: