Topic.

Let's use this thread to work through the cognitive dissonance we are all experiencing, Trump supporters who didn't think he stood a chance and Liberals alike.

I can admit when I'm wrong, and unless there's some seriously unlikely allegations of Russian hacking tomorrow it looks like I was wrong.

thesnipa #1

i never thought trump would win


glad as fuck he is winning though

can't stand that feminist murderer

I was wrong, and I have zero problem admitting it.

I severely underestimated the rural turnout. It seems rather unprecedented. I look forward to Jay's excuse.

Weeeee are the champions, my friend

I never said one thing can't happen. I do find myself currently a tad shellshocked that the he was elected, but I long ago gave up "impossible"

I seriously question his ability to be a successful President. He will be walked over in regards to foreign policy. His economic plan is just....holy god.

I wish him luck but I am seriously worried.

I thought it was possible to have a close election. I had no fucking clue that Trump would win. Like, I thought Clinton was basically a sure-thing. If I had money to lose, I would have lost it all on what I assumed to be a safe 20% return.



Same

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Nov 9 2016 12:33am

didn't think trump would win but i did want to watch the world burn when dems pushed hillary forward so a part of me is glad he won

he will call everyone stupid racists and proclaim this election was successful for the firm he works for. despite the fact, just like in 2014, he got every race WRONG again