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Slack.com slash DHQ. In the Washington Post, where democracy dies in

flat-sland dishonesty, a law professor named Rosa Brooks has written an op-ed, gaming out

what will happen in various scenarios after the November election. Brooks reports, quote,

a landslide for Joe Biden resulted in a relatively orderly transfer of power. Every other

scenario we looked at involves street-level violence and political crisis. Now, I know

what you're thinking. You're thinking, oh, ho, ho, Clevon, you bubbling cauldron of

hilarity. Once again, you have both enlightened us and made us laugh with that rambunctiously

rib-tickling satirical wit and somehow manages to capture the absurdity of leftist

solipsystem while at the same time deepening not only our political understanding, but our

enjoyment of life as well. And you're so good looking too. But no, that so helped me is

an actual word for word, quote, from the article. Rosa Brooks says, if we don't elect a

dot-ering relic of a once merely stupid second-rate politician, there will be blood. Brooks goes

on to say, quote, we consulted some of the most accomplished intellectuals in the bar on

the ground floor of our building and asked them to imagine a series of election scenarios.

We concluded that if Donald Trump wins, Democrats will challenge the outcome by stopping the

business of government completely through obogas three-year investigation into Russian interference.

And when that blows up in their faces, they'll move on to reacting hysterically to every

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