What does a TRUMP presidency look like?

[11B4V]

The big question for tomorrow:  who/what is Trump going to take all of this out on? Mueller? Germany? Little Rocket Man? The National Park Service?

The Rodney Dangerfield of the Federal Govmint

[CountDeMoney]

Notes from Roy Moore's statement--
Alabama Sec of State is exercising a recount provision.  God is always in control.  Campaign painted in an "unfavorable, unfaithful light."  Some scripture quoted. Wait on God and let this process play out.  The military ballots haven't been counted yet.  This isn't over.

[CountDeMoney]

The big question for tomorrow:  who/what is Trump going to take all of this out on? Mueller? Germany? Little Rocket Man? The National Park Service?

  Sorry, bro.  Somebody has to pay for this.   

[jimmy olsen]

Results fully in

Doug Jones    Democrat 670,551 49.9% 

Roy Moore    Republican  649,240 48.4 

Total Write-Ins    —  22,777 1.7

[FunkMonk]

Notes from Roy Moore's statement--
Alabama Sec of State is exercising a recount provision.  God is always in control.  Campaign painted in an "unfavorable, unfaithful light."  Some scripture quoted. Wait on God and let this process play out.  The military ballots haven't been counted yet.  This isn't over.

Yes drag it out Roy. Embarrass yourself even more.

[Valmy]

Results fully in

Doug Jones    Democrat 670,551 49.9% 

Roy Moore    Republican  649,240 48.4 

Total Write-Ins    —  22,777 1.7

Well push me over with a feather.

I have to admit in this highly polarized country I didn't think something like that was still possible.

[dps]

But really, I was trying to say I wish we had the party in power pick the leader internally.  I'm not particularly fond of Mitch McConnell, but compared to Trump?  Mitch please.

That's kind of how it worked up until about 1820--Presidential candidates were selected by their party's Congressional caucus.

The issue isn't really how you elect the leader, it's how you pick the candidates that is dangerous.

Uhm, that's what I was talking about--the Presidential candidate was chosen by the party's Congressional caucus, not by a convention or a primary. 

[Valmy]

After taking a look at where Jones stands on the issues he seems like my kind of guy. I hope this holds up.

[Admiral Yi]

Hooray!

[Jacob]

Hooray!

[garbon]

Yay at least one glimmer of good news.

[Solmyr]

[jimmy olsen]

[The Brain]

These numbers seem skewered.

[celedhring]

Good to know Democrats are still slightly above child molesters in the esteem of the Alabamian electorate.