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There is going to be a lot of angry voters over there (with guns) that won't like to find out that this man has just lied to them just like the politicians he says he hates.
Don't think so.
They will find someone or something else to blame. Because Trump is *their* man. Don't under-estimate tribalism. Same goes for all tribal groups btw so don't think I am simply attacking Trumpers. It's base human instinct.
Oh well, life goes on. I had some lovely scrambled eggs this morning and the cricket is going well. Thai Garlic Pepper Chicken tonight
"Don't think so.
They will find someone or something else to blame. Because Trump is *their* man. Don't under-estimate tribalism. Same goes for all tribal groups btw so don't think I am simply attacking Trumpers. It's base human instinct."
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Absolutely agree. He will blame anything and everything he can't do or does badly on someone or something else.
I think it will work for a while too. Possibly even one term.
The problem is that many of his voters want a quick fix, they also won't want a new kind of Trump that becomes all too good at excuses. The Trump they voted in will be expected to be exactly the opposite of that.
He will get away with it for a fin while though, just how long I have no idea.
In reality i know that everything I say and everything everybody else days is just speculation.
I do feel safe in saying that the world seems a little bit more dangerous this morning than it was the last.
I genuinely hope to be proven wrong though.
molgrips - MemberThey will find someone or something else to blame. Because Trump is *their* man. Don't under-estimate tribalism. Same goes for all tribal groups btw so don't think I am simply attacking Trumpers. It's base human instinct.
TBH he's managed to win strongly enough that he'll find it pretty hard to find excuses. But you're right, it'll probably be exactly like brexiteers, hardly getting a thing they were promised but still claiming to be delighted with their victory.
It's not any better just because a lot of the people who're likely to get the shaft, voted for the shaft. But I guess we'll see, I don't think anyone really has a clue what the next few years look like- what was meant, what was bullshit, what was kept secret.
[b]Thai[/b] Garlic Pepper Chicken tonight
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julians - Member
FTSe only 0.1% down (at 9.15), just a normal day on the uk market so far
The Australian share market has lost about $34 billion in value
Across the Asia-Pacific region, shares also tumbled. In Japan, the Nikkei slumped 5.8 per cent, while the Hang Seng in Hong Kong sank 3.5 per cent.US stock futures posted steeper and steeper declines as the day wore on. The Dow Jones mini slumped 5 per cent and was halted after hitting their limit threshold โ the last time this occurred was during the Brexit referendum. It resumed trading shortly after.
The S&P 500 mini was down 4.6 per cent, while the Nasdaq slumped 4.8 per cent, indicating major selling off when Wall Street opens later in the day
bad news for a lot of people
and seriously
http://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/president?action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=span-abc-region®ion=span-abc-region&WT.nav=span-abc-region
it came down to 100,000 people or 200,000 if you count Florida
I need to watch the extended news this evening.
Let's hope there will be a documentary to follow up as well ...
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