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Well, it's all over.

It's Friday.

The dust is settling.

Democrats, you know, they're taking it pretty well. They're pretty well.

We were expecting riots and trouble. You know, we're still not past that.

But, you know, they're making up all their crazy nonsense. It was racism. It was sexism.

Of course, it was none of that. None of that. And then here's this MSNBC idiot saying, well, they lost because of lost and lonely men. Trump won big with men and he won big with younger men. And MSNBC analyst says he won over the lost and lonely men.

They're not lost and lonely men.

They're doing just fine.

The other thing that said, that's the other reason.

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