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[como la whore]

Did someone yell Kill Obama?

I heard someone shout his name but didn't really hear what else they said. I wouldn't be surprised though

[Eternal Bell]

Did someone yell Kill Obama?

nvdmbf

i was hopin i wasnt tha onl' one to hear 

[emzen]

I kinda feel bad for Hil'

She's been working her entire life for this moment and she failed HARD. And to fail against a transparent racist, idiotic businessman with no experience who is sure to run this country into the ground must have shook sis to her bones.

Like, you gotta hand it to her. She sucked on every level.

[Jon]

omg if he puts ben carson in charge of anything its the end 

[SouravMay]

I feel so bad for Hillary....

[BranLover]

This guy said it perfectly. Bits and pieces from the article.

In the history books, many people will discuss the systems and people whose failures appeared early Wednesday to have allowed Donald Trump to be elected President of the United States.

Without a single shred of evidence, Trump insisted President Obama was not an American citizen, but was born in Kenya or somewhere else other than the United States. Even if Obama?s mother, who was an American citizen, gave birth to him in a foreign country, which she didn?t, her son would still be an American citizen. None of this mattered to Trump or his growing base of bigots. All that mattered was that they now had a spokesperson who would openly and repeatedly question the very legitimacy of the Obama presidency.

And so, after decades of being known as a real estate developer, a billionaire, and a philandering playboy, Trump of the 2010s morphed himself into the cultural enemy of the nation?s first black President. It was a role he clearly loved and embraced. And the more Trump embraced his role as a public bigot, the deeper and uglier it got.


Trump continued to play to his base. It worked.

Did he have more robust policy plans?

Was he a better speaker?

Did he have more integrity?

Nah. Not a single one of those things were true. Trump won the Republican nomination because he was driven by a philosophy of white supremacy, racism, bigotry and xenophobia. It appealed so much to his base that they were willing to look past moral failure after moral failure. He was speaking their language.

Endorsed by the KKK, favored by David Duke, beloved by neo-Nazis and white supremacist publications everywhere, Trump resonated so much with white America that they elected him President of the United States.

Yes, Hillary was flawed, but no candidate was more flawed than Trump. He was simply willing to appeal to the very worst instincts of our country and it worked. I have long since believed that the United States is deeply racist at its core. This election has confirmed it.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/king-donald-trump-preside-bigoted-states-america-article-1.2865282

[Opposites Attract.]

She can try again for 2020. She should run for a Governor position.

[como la whore]

omg if he puts ben carson in charge of anything its the end 

fdssssdsds
Trump shouted out Mike Huckabee too.

All these DUMMIES

[Admin]

[Palladium]

I feel so bad for Hillary....

!!!!

[Eternal Bell]

omg if he puts ben carson in charge of anything its the end 

i cnt believe 

[FlowerBomb]

This guy said it perfectly. Bits and pieces from the article.

In the history books, many people will discuss the systems and people whose failures appeared early Wednesday to have allowed Donald Trump to be elected President of the United States.

Without a single shred of evidence, Trump insisted President Obama was not an American citizen, but was born in Kenya or somewhere else other than the United States. Even if Obama?s mother, who was an American citizen, gave birth to him in a foreign country, which she didn?t, her son would still be an American citizen. None of this mattered to Trump or his growing base of bigots. All that mattered was that they now had a spokesperson who would openly and repeatedly question the very legitimacy of the Obama presidency.

And so, after decades of being known as a real estate developer, a billionaire, and a philandering playboy, Trump of the 2010s morphed himself into the cultural enemy of the nation?s first black President. It was a role he clearly loved and embraced. And the more Trump embraced his role as a public bigot, the deeper and uglier it got.


Trump continued to play to his base. It worked.

Did he have more robust policy plans?

Was he a better speaker?

Did he have more integrity?

Nah. Not a single one of those things were true. Trump won the Republican nomination because he was driven by a philosophy of white supremacy, racism, bigotry and xenophobia. It appealed so much to his base that they were willing to look past moral failure after moral failure. He was speaking their language.

Endorsed by the KKK, favored by David Duke, beloved by neo-Nazis and white supremacist publications everywhere, Trump resonated so much with white America that they elected him President of the United States.

Yes, Hillary was flawed, but no candidate was more flawed than Trump. He was simply willing to appeal to the very worst instincts of our country and it worked. I have long since believed that the United States is deeply racist at its core. This election has confirmed it.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/king-donald-trump-preside-bigoted-states-america-article-1.2865282

well written

[Opposites Attract.]

This guy said it perfectly. Bits and pieces from the article.

In the history books, many people will discuss the systems and people whose failures appeared early Wednesday to have allowed Donald Trump to be elected President of the United States.

Without a single shred of evidence, Trump insisted President Obama was not an American citizen, but was born in Kenya or somewhere else other than the United States. Even if Obama?s mother, who was an American citizen, gave birth to him in a foreign country, which she didn?t, her son would still be an American citizen. None of this mattered to Trump or his growing base of bigots. All that mattered was that they now had a spokesperson who would openly and repeatedly question the very legitimacy of the Obama presidency.

And so, after decades of being known as a real estate developer, a billionaire, and a philandering playboy, Trump of the 2010s morphed himself into the cultural enemy of the nation?s first black President. It was a role he clearly loved and embraced. And the more Trump embraced his role as a public bigot, the deeper and uglier it got.


Trump continued to play to his base. It worked.

Did he have more robust policy plans?

Was he a better speaker?

Did he have more integrity?

Nah. Not a single one of those things were true. Trump won the Republican nomination because he was driven by a philosophy of white supremacy, racism, bigotry and xenophobia. It appealed so much to his base that they were willing to look past moral failure after moral failure. He was speaking their language.

Endorsed by the KKK, favored by David Duke, beloved by neo-Nazis and white supremacist publications everywhere, Trump resonated so much with white America that they elected him President of the United States.

Yes, Hillary was flawed, but no candidate was more flawed than Trump. He was simply willing to appeal to the very worst instincts of our country and it worked. I have long since believed that the United States is deeply racist at its core. This election has confirmed it.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/king-donald-trump-preside-bigoted-states-america-article-1.2865282

[Eternal Bell]

omg if he puts ben carson in charge of anything its the end 

fdssssdsds
Trump shouted out Mike Huckabee too.

All these DUMMIES

hjnd

this suicide squad of idiots


its craz'

[Mel.]

GOD HELP US ALL. Goodnight.