Laughing through the trauma 😅🌊🇺🇸 #maga #midterms

Laughing is one way to get through it. Around here we just get back to the table and the folks we know. That steadies me more than the news does.

I needed this. Thank you. 😂❤️

🔴 Democrats still celebrating their midterm shit-show while the country keeps sliding into the toilet. These diaper-soaked parasites deserve to choke on the mess they created once ordinary people finally wake up and flush the whole lot.

Illegal. Still need to be deported. Sorry, We love immigration, but they need to come in legally.

Gay Corny house ni33er logic

Copium

The pushed back hair line with the fried dyed hair is the real trauma 🤭

I feel your sarcasm but I knew it was coming. It's pretty much every election, the midterms will flip I was caught off guard by Texas though. Brokeback Mountain b******.

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Doesn’t matter anymore.

You ate this!!!!

@duconundrum 😭😭😂😂😂😜

Im so disappointed i wanna throw up

No lies told here.

I doubt this will reach Trump but its an honest assessment from someone who loves this country. I wrote it today after considerable thought after very little sleep 😆 Dear President Trump and The Republican Party, My heart is heavy today. I know I’m not alone in that. This is a message from an average American voter that I hope will find its way to you. Last night’s midterm results offer three clear lessons: Messaging - Republicans still lack a coherent, forward-looking message that speaks to the daily struggles of ordinary people. Messengers - Too many of the faces carrying the message, particularly in places like South Carolina and Texas, failed to connect with voters who are open to change. Approach - The Republican Party continues to operate under a fatal conceit: that top-down messaging and national talking points are enough. They are not. Democrats spent two decades building from the ground up: school boards, city councils, state legislatures. Conservatives have largely stayed top-down. We need both. That means primarying the old-guard neocons out of Congress while simultaneously running strong America First candidates for state and local office. Both efforts have to address the concrete problems hitting everyday Americans and offer solutions that produce tangible results. People vote on emotion when they’re struggling, and many of us are. Telling someone who can’t put food on the table that their pain is necessary for the long-term good does not work. Vague promises of a better future do nothing for them. Running solely on “Democrats are bad” and “woke is bad” is not enough. We already know that. We need to reach the voters who simply want their situation to improve and are willing to try the other side’s answers. How do you think you got elected the first time, Mr. President? Average Americans have work to do too. We have to show up in the communities we live in and engage our neighbors, even the ones we disagree with on social issues. That is how ground-up change actually happens. I know you’re angry. I am too. So let’s channel that into concrete plans. Use your voice and your reach to rally people like me and start changing minds. We do that through clear communication, community engagement, and by turning policy into durable law, not executive orders that vanish with the next administration. One last point: preaching to the choir accomplishes little if the message never leaves the church. If we remember that, 2028 can still be a massive success. Sincerely, An Average American

This 🥷🏾 using white people jokes😭

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Bro you got white people jokes

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Brutal

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Awww, you gonna cry little bitch, cry!