The American people reject....

[Jarod]

The American people saw four years of Trumpism.... and resoundingly reject it!

One of the most resoundingly rejections of a President ever!

[PoliTalker]

Thankfully.

[cawacko]

The American people saw four years of Trumpism.... and resoundingly reject it!

One of the most resoundingly rejections of a President ever!

Amazing insight Jarod. And to think, you can get it here for free! Damo, you should consider monetizing this place for content like this.

[T. A. Gardner]

The American people saw four years of Trumpism.... and resoundingly reject it!

One of the most resoundingly rejections of a President ever!

Yea, sure... That's why the Democrats almost lost the House and are likely to not control the Senate. That's why Republicans increased their hold on state legislatures and governorships too... Biden won but not by some astounding margin. If anything, he just barely won. It doesn't bode well for the Democrats to double down on a more Progressive line of governance either. That will almost certainly end up costing them big time in 2020 if they try it, just as it did with Carter, Clinton, and Obama...

[Jarod]

Yea, sure... That's why the Democrats almost lost the House and are likely to not control the Senate. That's why Republicans increased their hold on state legislatures and governorships too... Biden won but not by some astounding margin. If anything, he just barely won. It doesn't bode well for the Democrats to double down on a more Progressive line of governance either. That will almost certainly end up costing them big time in 2020 if they try it, just as it did with Carter, Clinton, and Obama...

Considering how well other Republicans did makes it even worse for Trump*, many Americans voted for Republicans for Congress but not for Trump*. A particularly significant rejection of Trumpism.

[Frank Apisa]

Yea, sure... That's why the Democrats almost lost the House and are likely to not control the Senate. That's why Republicans increased their hold on state legislatures and governorships too... Biden won but not by some astounding margin. If anything, he just barely won. It doesn't bode well for the Democrats to double down on a more Progressive line of governance either. That will almost certainly end up costing them big time in 2020 if they try it, just as it did with Carter, Clinton, and Obama...

Oh, gosh.

You think it is going to cost them big in the election of 2020!

The election of 2020?

Fucking moron!

[Earl]

Considering how well other Republicans did makes it even worse for Trump*, many Americans voted for Republicans for Congress but not for Trump*. A particularly significant rejection of Trumpism.

We will never know the full extent of the cheating by Democrats. In a fair and honest election, President Trump would have won by a similar margin as 2016.

I expect the Republicans will respond in kind in elections to come.

[Earl]

Yea, sure... That's why the Democrats almost lost the House and are likely to not control the Senate. That's why Republicans increased their hold on state legislatures and governorships too... Biden won but not by some astounding margin. If anything, he just barely won. It doesn't bode well for the Democrats to double down on a more Progressive line of governance either. That will almost certainly end up costing them big time in 2020 if they try it, just as it did with Carter, Clinton, and Obama...

Indeed!

[Jack]

"The American people saw four years of Trumpism.... and resoundingly reject it!"
... except the 70 million that voted FOR it.

[Earl]

There are two elections happening now, in Georgia, voting in January.

Veremos.

[Earl]

"The American people saw four years of Trumpism.... and resoundingly reject it!"
... except the 70 million that voted FOR it.

It was a rigged election, we all know that, Jacky.

[Jack]

It was a rigged election, we all know that, Jacky.

Sure. 'Rigged' if you lose, ... 'Honest' if you win.

[Jarod]

We will never know the full extent of the cheating by Democrats. In a fair and honest election, President Trump would have won by a similar margin as 2016.

I expect the Republicans will respond in kind in elections to come.

Hahaha, you are delusional. Trumpism has been fully rejected, I hope they have to drag the orange clown out of the presidential bedroom.

[moon]

"The American people saw four years of Trumpism.... and resoundingly reject it!"
... except the 70 million that voted FOR it.

Yes, cause for great alarm.

The watching world has witnessed its ' leader of the free world ', its ' policeman ', being slowly overcome by fascism. The unthinkable has happened.
Now it has no other choice but to regard the US as a danger to its freedom and democracy. Only fools will think that Trump was just a glitch.

[Wolverine]

Sure. 'Rigged' if you lose, ... 'Honest' if you win.