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Well look, Donald Trump recatching the White House was never going to be a fun ride,

but the appointments he has made should frankly be considered terrifying, both for the impact they will have on

Americans, including many of those who voted for him and the people of Palestine, which is what

I'll focus on, given the central role of the United States in facilitating that genocide.

Now, Trump, understandably, feels emboldened. He not only won 312 votes in the Electoral College compared to 2nd26 for Kamala Harris.

He's also the first Republican presidential candidate to win a higher share of the popular vote than his democratic opponent.

And so far, it looks like he's going to be just under 50% of the overall popular votes.

He didn't actually win a majority of those who actually voted.

We'll talk about the question to turn out and who didn't vote in videos to come.

But nonetheless, he won this victory while clearly peddling more extreme and vengeful rhetoric

than needed last time, surrounded by more

menacing individuals. That triumphalism is reflected in the extreme nature of the people he's appointed.

In this carnival of horrors, let's begin with Mike Huckabee, the Republican former governor of Arkansas,

who ran for the presidential Republican nomination in 2008 and 2016, he's on the hardcore

religious right. That matters, because in the United States, it is evangelical Christians,

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