There was huge vote suppression of minority votes, but just under 64 percent of all adult Americans still voted.
Trump got less than 50 percent of that 64 percent, or (rounding up) 32 percent.
Two-thirds of all Americans did NOT vote for Trump and *no one* voted for killing off entire agencies, turning the government over to children under the control of Elon Musk, firing half the FBI, and abolishing the FDIC, USAID, the Dept. of Education, consumer protection, etc.
No one voted in support of Trump selling pardons to murderers, rapists, conmen, pedophiles, and international drug lords.
No one voted to have masked secret police kicking down doors, without warrant, in order to disappear people without due process. No one voted to kill off cancer research, or to invade or threaten other countries.
The only question now is when do the days of rage REALLY start.
Trust me… it’s coming.
A rolling general strike is next, and it’s long past time for it.
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I'm a neighbour to the north. We keep hearing "We're sorry.", "Most of us didn't vote for him." and a variety of other excuses and platitudes. The fact of the matter is, as a country you did elect him. So far, any attempts at stopping him and his administration have been almost non existent from my vantage point, on the other side of a border I never thought we would have to defend... from you.
His goons are now literally shooting people in the streets, while he threatens and insults good allies who have literally come to the defence of, and stood alongside American soldiers when asked.
How bad does it have to get?
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