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“The First Days After Donald Trump Wins the 2016 Presidential Election”
This post doesn’t live here anymore. It migrated to my other blog:
The Big No-No: An Outsider on American Fascism, where it resides under the title:
“The First Days After Donald Trump Wins the 2016 Presidential Election”
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I shed a fair amount of tears too during the emotional roller-coaster that was this week. I happen to be in a better spot this evening, so I have some good words to offer. Keep telling yourself that the majority of people voted for a women president. They also handed out safety pins at our church this moring and explained the reason behind them. When I checked into a hotel wearing a safety pin this evening on a business trip, all the hotel staff was wearing them too. I guess that’s why I’m in a better spot this evening. We should talk more when I get back.
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Thanks, Mike!
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sad and horrible
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“Après nous le déluge”
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Indeed. Except, I have kids.
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