> Cheers Moogs. And really, the Wall Street types who gave her millions for implied
> future Oval Office access are the true losers this morning. I think everyone can
> enjoy that.
Yep. No matter which side of the aisle you're on, we should all at least be able to celebrate corrupt companies losing their respective shirts.
Personally, I tend to agree with this one Slashdot poster as to why Trump won:
> [Hillary's] a typical Washington-insider-back-dealing
> politician, but without the charming personality her
> husband had. Think about it... Wall Street is freaking
> out over Trump's impending presidency. They knew
> *exactly* what to expect with Hillary, which was
> "business as usual". No one has a fucking clue what Trump
> is going to do.
> My going theory is that if either side had put up a
> remotely likeable candidate, it would have been a
> landslide. Instead, the Democrats put forth the "next
> in-line" insider despite her baggage, and the Republican
> elite alienated their base so badly that the
> rank-and-file instead insisted on the "anti-candidate"
> which NO Republican beltway insider wanted.
Personally, for me, I found Trump's acceptance speech to be remarkably open-minded and welcoming. I can't believe I'm actually saying this, but he was absolutely right in his speech - we must now move forward, together, and do our best to America the great country that it has been and can be.
Do I think that he, personally, wrote that victory speech? No, he was probably forced to say it practically at gunpoint lest riots break out even worse than they already are. But at the end of the day, it's still a good point, and I think most people have finally gotten burnt out on the whole "us versus them" partisan demagoguery.
|
Index 
Flat 
Re: Congratulations to the Trump crew
Reply
