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CBS is showing an interview with some random dude in Hillary HQ and you can hear somebody at the podium in the background telling the crowd "we have people on the ground in WI telling everyone to relax". Tons of empty chairs ![[laughing]](http://l.yimg.com/j/assets/img/emoticons/classic/laugh.r191677.gif "Laughing [laughing]")
CBS is showing an interview with some random dude in Hillary HQ and you can hear somebody at the podium in the background telling the crowd "we have people on the ground in WI telling everyone to relax". Tons of empty chairs
Baghdad Bob on the line apparently
Wolf's disbelief is so comical.
Jake Tapper is cool with it and even Dana Bash at this point has accepted this.
Wolf is praying John King makes something happen. Asking him to give her NH MI Maine and John says " well ok but that isn't what's going on right now".
Jake Tapper is cool with it and even Dana Bash at this point has accepted this.
Wolf is praying John King makes something happen. Asking him to give her NH MI Maine and John says " well ok but that isn't what's going on right now".
Trump crowd outside Fox News studio has to be a couple hundred deep.
Trump will win. People wondered how Philippines duterte could get elected.
Never count out your popular
Never count out your popular
Just think: when the primary started, 538 gave Trump a 2% chance to win the nomination.
What an incredible story.
What an incredible story.
I can't hit the like button fast enough on here right now.
The media and journalists in this country need to do some soul searching. They are as much to blame for this as the far left democrats who have hijacked this country.
Lots of pumps to hand out to that group. Lots of pumps.
The media and journalists in this country need to do some soul searching. They are as much to blame for this as the far left democrats who have hijacked this country.
Lots of pumps to hand out to that group. Lots of pumps.
Polls have been closed for an eternity. I don't understand why it's taking so long to drive a stake in this criminal bitch's heart.
Starting my drinking! Weird that I'm last to the party when it comes to alcohol.
Meyers on ice. . It's about all I have right now.
Meyers on ice. . It's about all I have right now.
For both sides, think about how much you hate the other person. Now think about why we have given the federal government this much power in the first place
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I'm going to start a go fun me page for a google earth cam at the white house swimming pool.
Trump MF'ers!!!!!
Cardkilla - YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Cardkilla - YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
History is happening before our eyes. Unbelievable. Un-freaking-believable. America is truly great.
Paul Krugman at 10:58 pm. Dispicable and clueless. And that's no way to go thru life...
We still don’t know who will win the electoral college, although as I write this it looks — incredibly, horribly — as if the odds now favor Donald J. Trump. What we do know is that people like me, and probably like most readers of The New York Times, truly didn’t understand the country we live in. We thought that our fellow citizens would not, in the end, vote for a candidate so manifestly unqualified for high office, so temperamentally unsound, so scary yet ludicrous.
We thought that the nation, while far from having transcended racial prejudice and misogyny, had become vastly more open and tolerant over time.
We thought that the great majority of Americans valued democratic norms and the rule of law.
It turns out that we were wrong. There turn out to be a huge number of people — white people, living mainly in rural areas — who don’t share at all our idea of what America is about. For them, it is about blood and soil, about traditional patriarchy and racial hierarchy. And there were many other people who might not share those anti-democratic values, but who nonetheless were willing to vote for anyone bearing the Republican label.
I don’t know how we go forward from here. Is America a failed state and society? It looks truly possible. I guess we have to pick ourselves up and try to find a way forward, but this has been a night of terrible revelations, and I don’t think it’s self-indulgent to feel quite a lot of despair.
We still don’t know who will win the electoral college, although as I write this it looks — incredibly, horribly — as if the odds now favor Donald J. Trump. What we do know is that people like me, and probably like most readers of The New York Times, truly didn’t understand the country we live in. We thought that our fellow citizens would not, in the end, vote for a candidate so manifestly unqualified for high office, so temperamentally unsound, so scary yet ludicrous.
We thought that the nation, while far from having transcended racial prejudice and misogyny, had become vastly more open and tolerant over time.
We thought that the great majority of Americans valued democratic norms and the rule of law.
It turns out that we were wrong. There turn out to be a huge number of people — white people, living mainly in rural areas — who don’t share at all our idea of what America is about. For them, it is about blood and soil, about traditional patriarchy and racial hierarchy. And there were many other people who might not share those anti-democratic values, but who nonetheless were willing to vote for anyone bearing the Republican label.
I don’t know how we go forward from here. Is America a failed state and society? It looks truly possible. I guess we have to pick ourselves up and try to find a way forward, but this has been a night of terrible revelations, and I don’t think it’s self-indulgent to feel quite a lot of despair.
Clinton is getting grabbed by the poooosaaa
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