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I think he will stay out his term. It will take that many years for his base to grow tired of him and his empty promises.

The bright side is that this will give Democrats time to establish credible candidates that can reach across the aisle - because right now, the good ones are not widely known, and the old guard is divisive.

Actually, I *hope* they will have enough time! Honestly it doesn't look good...
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We don't believe his promises are empty. We see very clearly what's going on. I am 55 and had saw what happened to Bush when liberals were convinced he stole the election. They are sore losers and this is one big temper tantrum by media. You can see it in the broadcasts election night.  In addition, there has been some real serious corruption by democrats and some republicans over the past 8 years, and they really expected Hillary to win. Now that she hasn't, they are in complete panic mode, and you are seeing the results of that. Groups like Judicial Watch are leaving no stone unturned and now have the support they need to uncover what's really been going on.

In addition, you have the latest reports by Harvard/MIT finding Breitbart News is NOT Alt-Right:

[i]“One thing that came out very clearly from our study is that Breitbart is not talking about these issues in the same way you would find on the extreme right,’’ he said. ‘‘They don’t use the same language you find on sites like VDARE and The Daily Stormer’’ — two sites connected to the white-nationalist alt-right movement. He paused for a moment, then added: ‘‘Breitbart is not the alt-right.’’ (emphasis added)[/i]

AND that Breitbart has a record of promoting women and minorities (NYT Magazine):

[i]“[…] Alex has a pretty good record of promoting women and minorities, at least by the industry’s abysmal standards — including the lead defense correspondent, the national security editor, and the copy chief, all of whom are women of color,” Wil S. Hylton writes in the near-nine thousand word expose published Wednesday.

“In fact, the masthead is more varied and international than most of the news organizations where I’ve worked,” notes Hylton, whose byline has appeared in GQ, Esquire, and Harper’s dating back to 2003.[/i]

Slowly but surely, the truth is emerging. Shine a light and the roaches scatter.

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