We've all seen movies where, after a prolonged and terrible fight, the "good guy" FINALLY

[Atticus]

knocks the bad guy down and apparently "out" only to be stabbed in the back by the revived villain as he walks away. We have all shook our heads and wondered why in the world our hero was so foolish as to ASSUME the monster was dead

"WHY didn't he MAKE SURE the guy would never ever rise again?" we asked ourselves.



Joe Biden is our "good guy" and he has knocked "the monster" down.

This movie isn't over.

[MaryMagdaline]

1. This is Capra-esq u e

Trump was Kafka-esq u e

[onlyadream]

2. Yes, we need to shore up anything and everything

For trumpism to die and to ensure that no one can ever do what he did in regards to trampling our governmental norms for his own purpose.

[Earthshine2]

3. The GA Senate races are now the fight of our lives. The "movie" enters its next act. nt

[Initech]

4. The bad guy has been knocked down, but he's not entirely finished yet.

Get ready for round 2.

[Hekate]

5. That's why WE need to have Joe's back. The good guy should never have to walk alone. nt

[NurseJackie]

6. Zombieland Rule #2

[safeinOhio]

7. Every great movie has a

surprise ending, a good one that no one would have guessed.

[flotsam]

8. If you go back to Nixon,

Both Rumsfeld and Cheney were staffers. Since Watergate people were never prosecuted they walked away clean. The most important thing we can do after electing Biden's team is to drive a stake through the heart of every MF'er who ever worked for Trump.

[Crunchy Frog]

9. Roger Ebert referred to that trope as "the undead dead".

In a multi-day presentation and analysis of "Silence of the Lambs" that I attended. Back when he used to attend a conference every spring at the University of Colorado.

Nice to realize we're living in a horror movie.