Lol!……. APRIL FOOL!

Welcome back, proud republican! We missed you!

I wish that were true, but IF we last as a country long enough to have another p**********l e******n, and IF we don’t change v****g policies and tabulation verification from the inadequacies that have permitted the previous frauds to occur, their winning margins will be higher than ever before.

And, yet . . . once, AGAIN, . . . there would have been no tragic ending for the criminal in the driver’s seat, NOR for the police officer, . . . IF ONLY. the criminal had not resisted the police officers.

How many have already been v******ted? Why withhold that information?

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Welcome aboard, Wendy! We’re glad you’re here!

Poor Doughboy! How tragic! He was so loved!

(Good one! )

You nailed it!

Clans and countries have been rallying behind the f**g that represents their group since before written history began. Should the United States allow athletes (or anyone else) who show their disdain and disgust for the United States f**g to represent the US in any endeavor?

And how many dems sitting in the House or Senate are also there under false pretenses? The illegal, wonky totals were just as illegitimate for them as for Prez Burden. We likely won a grand slam of House and Senate, as well as the White House.

It is essential that this society sticks to the Constitution, Bill of Rights, and justice system in order to continue as a sovereign nation where freedom of the individual reigns. Observing those societal provisions is imperative for a free society in which one can “live and let live.”

Any time there are two opposing sides, we hope, work, and pray for our side to win, and we’re crushed when all our efforts fail; that’s just life. How we respond when the chips don’t fall our way determines our ability to find self-satisfaction and happiness throughout our lives.

We CHOOSE to take the high road—or we CHOOSE to take the low road. It HURTS when we lose. If we take the high road, that hurt may last for a while—maybe a few weeks, or even a few years to get over a deep loss, but taking the high road spares us additional pain due to self-dissatisfaction. However, when we take the low road, it hurts throughout our lifetimes—and throughout eternity.

Some of the characteristics of those taking the high road include high standards, strong scruples, a determined adherence to t***h, dogged perseverance, t***sparency, the ability to acknowledge mistakes, and an insatiable desire to pursue the t***h, laying out the t***h for all to see, even if in the wrong. Auditing e******n results is a primary example. An accurate v**e tally is crucial for the course of the USA.

High-roaders want everything to run smoothly. They want everyone to do their best and to be the version of themselves that they can possibly be. They feel wounded when others are caught up in lies and/or criminal behavior. They want to get to the bottom of any problems, especially if they’re in the wrong, do wh**ever is necessary to correct the problems, maje amends, if possible, then move onward and upward.

Unfortunately, people aren’t saints just because they v**e Republican. Minor t***sgressions can be rebuked and forgiven, while the t***sgressors are carefully watched. Major t***sgressions require repudiation and cutting off political access in order to prevent repetition. Taking the high road is not easy.

How many politically active Democrats (bigwigs in cities or at the state or federal levels) do you know who take the high road?