Trump won the election.

He's now the President-Elect.

There's nothing that can be done to change it.

Mogul.

Real Estate millionaire.

Racist.

Bigot.

Xenophobe.

Anti-Semite.

Idiot.

Republican.

President of the FUCKING UNITED STATES!

I can't say anything more...

I...I really can't say what's going to happen.

And even worse...

My mom ran for the State house in the state I live in.

She lost by 1000 votes.

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How Democrat may attempt to erase Hispanic votes in Texas

In Texas, as with certain other locations around the U.S., there exist many Hispanics who agree with many Whites on various topics.

Open borders and illegal immigration are a major problem.
Law and order must be restored.
The majority of issues within the black community stem from the fact that they're black.
Racism isn't the main issue within this nation.
Blacks need to learn to behave.

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Soon, it'll be the one-year anniversary of the "Mostly Peaceful" protest against the election results at The Capital. Expect leftists sharing their survivor stories, continuing struggles with PTSD, nationwide memorial services for each and every broken window pane and complementary public safe spaces made available by government mandate.

"It's like the Pearl Harbor and 9/11 of the feels of the nation and racial justice."

- Survivor, who was 40 miles away at the time

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In Approval Voting, one finds the worst candidate and the best candidate and approve all candidates closer to the best candidate then the worst. Unlike Plurality (vote for only 1 candidate). Approval is not subject to Duverger's Law (vote-splitting causing similar candidates to lose. Unlike the false reform of IRV (Instant Runoff Voting), it allows 3rd parties and independents to win.

It is time to vote. If everyone who did not vote would have voted for Hillary Clinton, she would have gotten 538 Electoral votes. Also, do not waste your votes on 3rd parties and independents:

Trump carried these states with a plurality:

• Arizona
• Florida
• Michigan
• Nebraska, 2nd District
• North Carolina
• Pennsylvania
• Utah
• Wisconsin

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