I'll likely go to the gym and avoid the news the best I can. Two years ago on Election Night I relapsed with my anxiety issues due to the results and couldn't sleep for days. I truly hate Election days in America now as it exposes the enemies within your own country. If you have very real thoughts in your head of "will my neighborhood burn down depending on who wins or loses an election" that's not okay.
shareWatching the results.
Watching the News in general.
Reality TV in its finest moment.
I’m concerned about the voter turnout at the voting sites. Fearing, but not hoping for tragedy to happen.
Too many people with guns itching to use them...
Dems and Republicans standing in the same line. Tempers flaring.
Votes not being cast because of the latter.
All it takes is a simple ‘word’ that triggers mayhem.
You know the deal.
Proud Boys & Black Panthers...not a good mix.
One MAGA hat setting off someone.
Blah, blah, blah...
Although it's lessened slightly because it's the Midterms but the threat you describe is still there and that's scary.
shareJoe Biden will be rinsing out his underwear.
shareI have to work Wednesday so I'll be staying home instead of going to an election party.I know Abbott won and all the other higher republicans. I am interested in how much south Texas went republican. I look up everything Wednesday morning.
shareWatch the Democrats taking a beating, which (as history tells us) is the likely outcome...
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/why-the-presidents-party-almost-always-has-a-bad-midterm/
Then they'll blame it on Bernie Sanders and AOC instead of Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema.
shareI've never been happier to be wrong...
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-63567422
A big ol' Nelson laugh at all the butthurt Trumptwats..............................................................................................
HA-HA!
I'll be making popcorn!
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