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In reply to the discussion: I'm glad. But I'm not joyful. I'm still dealing with the worst trauma of my lifetime. [View all]soothsayer
(38,601 posts)37. America is a very young country and a work in progress
Lets keep working on it.
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I'm glad. But I'm not joyful. I'm still dealing with the worst trauma of my lifetime. [View all]
TygrBright
Nov 2020
OP
Again only three times in 100 years has an incumbent president failed to win reelection.
Demsrule86
Nov 2020
#11
i didnt sleep one wink tuesday night..just laid in bet worrying about my health care..
samnsara
Nov 2020
#67
Do you understand that only three presidents have not won a second term in 100 years?
Demsrule86
Nov 2020
#9
Agree..it is a big win, and we won in spite of real cheating. 27% of SO FL mailed ballots lost
Thekaspervote
Nov 2020
#40
Dumber citizens believing their press and leadership! We have a dishonesty problem!
Brainfodder
Nov 2020
#12
Someday someone will look back at our post colonialism world with its atrocities and inequities
ismnotwasm
Nov 2020
#17
Thank you for expressing so well what I have been unable to put into words.
Hermit-The-Prog
Nov 2020
#20
They voted for a group that couldn't even be bothered to put together a coherent platform.
rwsanders
Nov 2020
#21
And hate radio that's ubiquitous on long stretches of road in rural areas. Stoking fear.
JudyM
Nov 2020
#68
I see this take a lot on DU and elsewhere and I'm wondering, why didn't this realization come
WhiskeyGrinder
Nov 2020
#23
So after going through 2000 and 2004, why are people shocked by either 2016 or 2020?
WhiskeyGrinder
Nov 2020
#50
It did. We all knew. But, hope springs eternal. The question now is, do we hope again? Or do we
keopeli
Nov 2020
#53
I'm with you. This is actually more disheartening than 2016 was, for what it says about America.
paulkienitz
Nov 2020
#39
Sitting here with yesterday's LA Times, have 2 articles to recommend to all DUers...
Hekate
Nov 2020
#58
I don't feel that way. I feel wonderful. Yes, it was a bad 4 years but so was World War2...
CTyankee
Nov 2020
#61