History In The Making

 



In 2018 we took back the House.


In 2020 we took back the White House.


In 2022, we will take back the Senate.


Step by step, we are ending the nightmare.

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St. Joan said…
It was a triumph -- if not for God -- then, for Goodness. And it put to rest for a moment, the notion that liberals are airheads, unable to organize and execute a consistent strategy. I know and expect that the party is now free and likely to splinter into avant and retro sects, but that's healthy and helpful. Don't be suckered by opinion writers seeking to belittle and doom our achievement. This is a magnificent day.
November 7, 2020 at 12:45 PM
bt1138 said…
Thanks for the encouragement.

We didn't sweep all levers of power, but.

-Biden won.

-We picked up net seats in the Senate, and there's still hope for 1 or 2 more.

-We still control the house.

We have power. We need to use it. If the GOP were in this situation they would behave like Jesus Christ had descended from Heaven with an American flag tattooed onto his ass and given them permission to do anything they could think of.
November 7, 2020 at 8:12 PM
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