Hey everybody and welcome to T-Rex Arms. It has now been a week since the election, so now we can finally talk about it, because that's how long it takes to get some answers.

And there are still a whole bunch of different districts and some states that haven't got all of their votes tallied up and figured out yet.

So that's a thing now. It takes forever to figure out what happened

in an election. And the longer it takes to figure it out, the less confidence people actually have in

the process, the less confidence people have that they're ever actually going to figure out

what actually happened. But one of the things that did actually happen was the media

made a big deal over how poorly the Republicans were going to do leading up to the election,

but how important it was that Democrats come out and vote to stop there from being a red wave,

which there wasn't going to be, of course, but also

you had to come and make sure that you would stop it. And then after the elections, a lot of media

coverage laughing at Republicans for expecting that there would be a red wave. So I would say pretty

typical, pretty typical stuff. I also saw a recent media study that said in the mainstream media,

Republican candidates received negative coverage 87% of the time,

which is honestly even higher than I thought it was going to be.

So it's no wonder that the media, now that they've revealed their true colors as blue, they are

breathing a sigh of relief, petting themselves on the back, assuring themselves that there was no

red wave, and then telling Republicans how they should feel silly and sorry for themselves.

But of course, the truth is it's a lot more complicated than that. But if you are discouraged

that there wasn't

an immediate massive political turnaround, even in the face of all of the issues of the Biden

administration, I actually think that there's a couple of things that we need to examine. Political

commentator mentioned that if you are discouraged by some of these different things, then you're

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