are you glad that Trump has won?
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Arlette
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Huh?
I'm around the world and I am DELIGHTED!! No shock here; I followed Atlas and Rasmussen polling.
Arlette
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I have been anti Trump since the day he came down that golden escalator and never made any bones about it here on this message board. I'm not wrong about Trump, I was wrong about the American people.
blackhawk
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I consider him better than the alternative. Can we at least agree that we won't have anyone claiming as they did after 2016 and 2020 the election was stolen.
M14 Shooter
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First, I am ecstatic the Democrats, unequivocally, lost.
Zero ifs.
Zero ands.
Zero buts.
Second, I am glad the GOP won
Third. I am glad Trump did not lose.
Zero ifs.
Zero ands.
Zero buts.
Second, I am glad the GOP won
Third. I am glad Trump did not lose.
So is Putin, Jin-ping and Jong-un
SweetTea
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You thought the American people were woke, anti-American nuts? Glad we cleared that up.
I'm glad the fear mongering socialist left had their ass spanked in spite of out spending the GOP 3 to 1.
Polishprince
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Ex President Edgar Lungu of the Tremendous Republic of Zambia is pleased as well.
Fellow Zambians at home and abroad,
Allow me to join the rest of the world in congratulating the incoming 47th President of the United States of America, His Excellency Donald J. Trump who has today won the most consequential Presidential poll in the history of his country. If it were here, we could have said in Bemba: “Nabwelelapo pamupando” (he has bounced back into power, or he is back on the Presidential throne).
Despite being one of the most persecuted former presidents in America’s modern history, Mr. Trump has shown the world that political discipline and leadership tenacity, coupled with the correct and patriotic campaign messages, have the power to win the hearts of the masses. I speak from a place of knowledge that most Zambians, just like me, are proud of President Trump and wish him the best as he takes over the White House in January, 2025.
Although the United States may appear remote for many ordinary folks in Zambia, what happens in that country has a direct universal impact politically, economically and diplomatically as the world shrinks into a global community. For example, we sincerely hope that President Trump will help to mediate and end the Gaza-Israel conflict as well as Russia-Ukraine war.
In like manner, allow me to also commend the American justice and electoral systems for ensuring that President Trump was on the ballot and contested freely by setting aside court cases as opposed to using the ‘lawfare’ to stop him from participating in the elections.
The rest of the world must take a leaf from the United States that in a democracy, candidates must be allowed to run their race instead of being stopped from participating by using the courts of law.
Fellow Zambians, join me in celebrating the Trump Victory and strongly commending Vice-President Kamala Harris for having mounted a spirited campaign. Zambia could learn a lot from this election.
Dr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu
Sixth President of the Republic of Zambia
Fellow Zambians at home and abroad,
Allow me to join the rest of the world in congratulating the incoming 47th President of the United States of America, His Excellency Donald J. Trump who has today won the most consequential Presidential poll in the history of his country. If it were here, we could have said in Bemba: “Nabwelelapo pamupando” (he has bounced back into power, or he is back on the Presidential throne).
Despite being one of the most persecuted former presidents in America’s modern history, Mr. Trump has shown the world that political discipline and leadership tenacity, coupled with the correct and patriotic campaign messages, have the power to win the hearts of the masses. I speak from a place of knowledge that most Zambians, just like me, are proud of President Trump and wish him the best as he takes over the White House in January, 2025.
Although the United States may appear remote for many ordinary folks in Zambia, what happens in that country has a direct universal impact politically, economically and diplomatically as the world shrinks into a global community. For example, we sincerely hope that President Trump will help to mediate and end the Gaza-Israel conflict as well as Russia-Ukraine war.
In like manner, allow me to also commend the American justice and electoral systems for ensuring that President Trump was on the ballot and contested freely by setting aside court cases as opposed to using the ‘lawfare’ to stop him from participating in the elections.
The rest of the world must take a leaf from the United States that in a democracy, candidates must be allowed to run their race instead of being stopped from participating by using the courts of law.
Fellow Zambians, join me in celebrating the Trump Victory and strongly commending Vice-President Kamala Harris for having mounted a spirited campaign. Zambia could learn a lot from this election.
Dr. Edgar Chagwa Lungu
Sixth President of the Republic of Zambia
Yes.
luiza
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Of the two Deep State candidates he offered a better chance of getting a more measured drift toward control and servitude .
Control is an illusion.......we are all "slaves" to the reality that surrounds us. There are 2 types of people in the world, those that accept that reality and deal with it on a daily basis through logical and reasoned decisions (judgments).....and those who allow their emotions "feelings" to block all cognitive connections to logic. Example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hcannz2iAjc
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M14 Shooter
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Harris lost because 12,000,000 Democrats who voted for Biden did not vote for her.
Why do you think that is?
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