How very very nice. Now the struggle begins, but for now, it’s such a happy moment to savour.
I was on a long drive and the radio announcer said, “now let’s look back on the four years of Trump’s presidency”. No way! I flicked the station immediately.
Lucky I’m on the wagon. No fear of a hangover tomorrow morning. Just an inner smile as recollections of Trump’s mockery of Biden’s rallies and mental competence flash by to mock the mocker.
But what challenges are up ahead.
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Yeah, we still have nail biters about control of the Senate. If the Republicans retain control McConnell will likely be the same obstructionist d#$k he was with Obama and much of the damage Trump has done won’t be addressed.
We have to wait until Jan 2021 for 2 run-off elections in Georgia. BIG challenges.
US elections are about the tip of the ice-berg. The militarisation of the Asia Pacific region concerns me far more than the stooge that is supposed to run their country. The complicity of our Australian government with US war and propaganda agendas concerns me far more than whether my investments will get a boost. The fact that the electoral system in the US Is such a farce says something about whether they have real democracy, and even if they do, many of its people still feel powerless and disillusioned. The solution to this may be an uprising of the middle class, the only ones who have both the means and the motivation.