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Hill not showing up for her 9:30 Speech. Hate to be on her SS detail this morning.

I can't stop smiling. I've been up all night for the most part, but I feel great. I think I will watch The View for the first time ever. Whoopi should be foaming at the mouth.

Meanwhile, outside the Clinton Foundation...

Today, for the first time in 8 years I am proud of my country....

I tried to reassure all of you, but nooo! "No Hatari, the fix is in. No Hatari, all women will vote for her. No Hatari, all the Latinos will vote for her. No Hatari, the country is lost!"

Nah, nah, nah! Reagan beleived inthe American people. Not even Black Americans, or Hispano- Americans or even Muslim - Americans who got their citizenship the hard way want to be ruled by a stone cold vendictive bitch!

Also, to all of those who doubted Trump (even me ar first): History shows us that desperate times often call forth a blunt instrument to battle for a righteous cause. Look at Winston Churchill, who was a braggard and and alcoholic who had a stained past (Galipoli). He was the right man for the job.

Do those things run at subpoena speed...??

Those older ones at the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock were pretty good.

DF

I'm not prepared to start celebrating until I see some solid outcomes, such as:

1. A bill for healthcare reform to REPLACE Obamacare; not just a simple repeal of it (which can't be done in any case, too much bureaucratic inertia and money spent so far to just pretend it doesn't exist);
2. A meaningful immigration and border-protection package, both legislative and executive;
3. Three or four strict Constitutionalist SCOTUS justices;
4. Meaningful and positive revamping of trade, tariffs, etc; and we won't know if this is accomplished until we see factories in Mexico and Indonesia and China closing down while factories open up in the USA.

That'll do for a start. And just a hint: it won't happen overnight.

Politics ain't war. And and election ain't the Super Bowl! The SB is the end of a season of hard work, whereas an election is just the beginning of a term of hard work.

I'm not prepared to start celebrating until I see some solid outcomes, such as:

Yes, you did tell us.

I tried to tell 'em too, but got tired of the f u c k i n g pessimism and ill-informed political drivel. Still tired of it, actually.

I have little patience with the fools who are dancing and singing over this "great victory", too. This was not a great victory; it was a great election result. In a few short months Donald Trump is going to have to put rubber to road and prove he can do what he says he can do. Ditto for our Congress.

Politics ain't war. And and election ain't the Super Bowl! The SB is the end of a season of hard work, whereas an election is just the beginning of a term of hard work.

I'm not prepared to start celebrating until I see some solid outcomes, such as:

1. A bill for healthcare reform to REPLACE Obamacare; not just a simple repeal of it (which can't be done in any case, too much bureaucratic inertia and money spent so far to just pretend it doesn't exist);
2. A meaningful immigration and border-protection package, both legislative and executive;
3. Three or four strict Constitutionalist SCOTUS justices;
4. Meaningful and positive revamping of trade, tariffs, etc; and we won't know if this is accomplished until we see factories in Mexico and Indonesia and China closing down while factories open up in the USA.

That'll do for a start. And just a hint: it won't happen overnight.

Yes, you did tell us.

I tried to tell 'em too, but got tired of the f u c k i n g pessimism and ill-informed political drivel. Still tired of it, actually.

I have little patience with the fools who are dancing and singing over this "great victory", too. This was not a great victory; it was a great election result. In a few short months Donald Trump is going to have to put rubber to road and prove he can do what he says he can do. Ditto for our Congress.

Politics ain't war. And and election ain't the Super Bowl! The SB is the end of a season of hard work, whereas an election is just the beginning of a term of hard work.

I'm not prepared to start celebrating until I see some solid outcomes, such as:

1. A bill for healthcare reform to REPLACE Obamacare; not just a simple repeal of it (which can't be done in any case, too much bureaucratic inertia and money spent so far to just pretend it doesn't exist);
2. A meaningful immigration and border-protection package, both legislative and executive;
3. Three or four strict Constitutionalist SCOTUS justices;
4. Meaningful and positive revamping of trade, tariffs, etc; and we won't know if this is accomplished until we see factories in Mexico and Indonesia and China closing down while factories open up in the USA.

That'll do for a start. And just a hint: it won't happen overnight.

Did we take back the country without firing a shot?