And the Winning Answer Is

[Warpy]

5. Oh, I'm going to sit back and enjoy the show

Right now, since my state's electors are all for Clinton, I have very little I can do to stop the Twittler juggernaut. So I'm going to sit back and watch that horror be sworn in and his hideous appointments be rubber stamped and wait for the inevitable.

The inevitable is going to go far beyond the buyer's remorse we saw after 2005 as Stupid bungled the Schiavo hysteria and the Katrina disaster.

I'm afraid a brick wall is going to fall on The Stupid during the next four years. Oh, it'll fall on us, also, but we know it's coming so we can take cover. They will have no clue in the world that it's coming.

You can't reach these people until something wakes them up. There are a few of them you'll never be able to reach at all.

Once they start to open their eyes a little, follow the lead set by Bernie Sanders, a patient and tolerant man who is capable of making the people who are capable of being reached to start to realize they haven't been told the truth.

I'm not Sanders and I don't have a hell of a lot of time left, so I'm anticipating the glee of telling any Trump Chump who complains about anything that he's getting exactly what he voted for.

As for Clinton's message being the problem, it wasn't Most people don't listen to the message, and that's the problem. To them, she represented the Establishment and Twittler represented Change. That change can often occur for the worse didn't occur to them.

That she still won the popular vote is amazing.