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Comments: Zinsky, this is the best description of Trump I have seen: "An aspiring fascist" Is this a reflection of the country as a whole?
Comments: Oil is going to be cheaper while other shit is gonna be more expensive
Comments: Ukraine is done for as a nation
Comments: Putin is throwing a stripper party in Kremlin as we speak
Comments: He may also win the popular vote ... ![[smile]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/smile.gif "Smile - :)")
Comments: The first convicted felon ever elected to the office. ![[biggrin]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/biggrin.gif "Big Grin - :D")
Comments: This is an edition of The Atlantic Daily, a newsletter that guides you through the biggest stories of the day, helps you discover new ideas, and recommends the best in culture. Sign up for it here. An aspiring fascist is the president-elect, again, of the United States. This is our political reality: Donald Trump is going to bring a claque of opportunists and kooks (led by the vice president–elect, a person who once compared Trump to Hitler) into government this winter, and even if senescence overtakes the president-elect, Trump’s minions will continue his assault on democracy, the rule of law, and the Constitution.The urge to cast blame will be overwhelming, because there is so much of it to go around. When the history of this dark moment is written, those responsible will include not only Trump voters but also easily gulled Americans who didn’t vote or who voted for independent or third-party candidates because of their own selfish peeves. Trump’s opponents will also blame Russia and other malign powers. Without a doubt, America’s enemies—some of whom dearly hoped for a Trump win—made efforts to flood the public square with propaganda. According to federal and state government reports, several bomb threats that appeared to originate from Russian email domains were aimed at areas with minority voters. But as always, the power to stop Trump rested with American voters at the ballot box, and blaming others is a pointless exercise. So now what? The first order of business is to redouble every effort to preserve American democracy. If I may invoke Winston Churchill, this is not the end or the beginning of the end; it is the end of the beginning. For a decade, Trump has been trying to destroy America’s constitutional order. His election in 2016 was something like a prank gone very wrong, and he likely never expected to win. But once in office, he and his administration became a rocket sled of corruption, chaos, and sedition. Trump’s lawlessness finally caught up with him after he was forced from office by the electorate. He knew that his only hope was to return to the presidency and destroy the last instruments of accountability. Paradoxically, however, Trump’s reckless venality is a reason for hope. Trump has the soul of a fascist but the mind of a disordered child. He will likely be surrounded by terrible but incompetent people. All of them can be beaten: in court, in Congress, in statehouses around the nation, and in the public arena. America is a federal republic, and the states—at least those in the union that will still care about democracy—have ways to protect their citizens from a rogue president. Nothing is inevitable, and democracy will not fall overnight. Do not misunderstand me. I am not counseling complacency: Trump’s reelection is a national emergency. If we have learned anything from the past several years, it’s that feel-good, performative politics can’t win elections, but if there was ever a time to exercise the American right of free assembly, it is now—not least because Trump is determined to end such rights and silence his opponents. Americans must stay engaged and make their voices heard at every turn. They should find and support organizations and institutions committed to American democracy, and especially those determined to fight Trump in the courts. They must encourage candidates in the coming 2026 elections who will oppose Trump’s plans and challenge his legislative enablers.
Comments: They have said that people get the government they deserve. It’s specially correct in so called democracies. People actually voted him twice into office. It’s not like dictatorship that people have zero say in it. This is America. We have to accept it as is.
Comments: 4 more years of chaos n fuckery
Comments: Elections sometime are a test of the character of a nation and not necessarily that of the candidates. I think America has made it clear what its character is. Most here knew this and so no surprise here but it is a surprise who believed in the "American Dream", "Equality", "Democracy", and all these nice words. It may be time for a good look in the mirror and reevaluation of the world we live in for those who were raising these nice words in description of America.
Comments: So, Trump won? ![[rofl]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/rofl.gif "Rofl - :lol:") Leave it to the lame democrats to lose to an unelectable criminal!!! Unbelievable how low this country can sink.
Comments: As I predicted Trump becomes president AGAIN!!!
Comments: 38 bomb threats already in Georgia 😅
Comments: برخی منابع آگاه اسراییلی از دستگیری وزیر دفاع پس از برکناری به اتهام جاسوسی برای ایران خبر میدهند . گویا او مختصات یک پایگاه نظامی را در روز گذشته افشا کرده و امروز در حالی که نتانیاهو در مسیر حرکت به سوی این محل بود این پایگاه مورد اصابت پهپاد مقاومت قرار گرفت. مقامات امنیتی اسراییل بلافاصله نتانیاهو را در بین راه به اورشلیم و محل امن برگرداندند. نتانیاهو از این محل حکم برکناری وزیر دفاع را صادر کرد.
Comments: Did you guys know paramount+ has the Asian Club Championship games?
Comments: آقا این مفسر کچل جاسوس جهموری اسلامیه همچین روضه میخونه انگار ننش مرده https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSCEYb47b2I&ab_channel=IranInternational%D8%A7%D9%8A%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%86%D8%A7%D9%8A%D9%86%D8%AA%D8%B1%D9%86%D8%B4%D9%86%D8%A7%D9%84
Comments: Iran’s Oil Supply to China Most Expensive in Five Years As Loadings Fall
Comments: The state of democracy and the economy in the United States were the top issues on the minds of voters as they cast ballots in the 2024 presidential election, according to preliminary results from the NBC News Exit Poll. Thirty-five percent of voters said democracy mattered most to their vote, while 31% said the economy. Abortion (14%) and immigration (11%) ranked as the next-most important issues, while just 4% named foreign policy.
Comments: None election news! Sepahan won today and Teraktor playing tomorrow in Asia.
Comments: Shit. scary his stock is up. Why else it will be up. Did they say why it is up Tesla is up Betting for trump is now up If I was trump sell the stock today tomorrow will be 50 cents |
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