So what's on the Left's agenda now?

Well, the elections are over and our next President is, of course, Donald Trump . . .  again. Vice President [and by 'vice' I intend no pun] Kamala Harris has finally made her concession speech in spite of failing to thank her volunteer staff last night when the election was called, but better late than never.

All the votes have not been counted in a few states but Trump has received more than the 270 electoral votes needed to win and received 51.0%  of the votes [71,212,666] versus Harris' 47.5% [66,282,873] of the votes. It's quite possible that he will end up with around 301 electoral votes and with a majority of the popular vote, Trump has taken away the argument about an unfair election.

So what will the Left say now? Naturally, they will need to blame Harris' loss on some entity. A few will likely blame the not so bright Harris but it's the majority of the Left who will probably end up blaming the American people for Harris' inability to win. 

We are racist, sexist, transphobic, homophobic, white supremacists, Black misogynists, and so on.

Never mind "Cackles" ran a horrible race and spoke in word salad or in fake accents, depending on her audience. She was as real as Beyonce's campaign songs.

The good news is that we won't have to listen to Kamala Harris' annoying voice and forced cackles anymore. Sure, she'll probably still be around, like that strange rash that just won't go away, but we will likely see less of her.

Of course, she may hang around to deride the American people and moan about her 'unfair' loss. Who cares, now that we have Trump? 

UPDATE: as of Thursday, Nov. 7 at 2:00 a.m. Trump has 295 electoral votes, Harris has 226. Trump has 72,623,882 (50.9%) popular vote; Harris has 67,927,989 (47.6%) popular votes.

Can you say "fight, fight, fight"?

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