@monte3 It makes them sad, and they are reduced to focusing on Biden's Twitter followers or some other insignificant issue.

Dr. Seuss! Biden’s dog, Looney Tines, real important things like 5hat. 😊 @windinhishair

@monte3 Oh the horror! The inhumanity!

@JimboSaturn Psychologically speaking, it is due to their latent interest in pedophilia as part of a desired authoritarian regime that rules over them. Similar to the biggest homophobes who are the ones who secretly long for homosexual activity.

@windinhishair Or that is a subject you can't say you are for. Like if they paint all their adversaries as pedophiles, they can say "what you agree with pedophilia?" Of course who IS for pedophilia lol

@JimboSaturn Yes, they long for it, but they cannot say it out loud.

@windinhishair How many dead people have to vote before you call the election unfair?

@Strictgramin order to know that thousands of dead people voted, you must have names of all those dead people.
You need to run those up to someone in the Republican party. Or Rudy. Take them to rudy.

@Strictgram Sixty-plus lawsuits so far, all lost, and still no evidence presented on masses of dead people voting. Could it be that it didn't happen, as Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona, Wisconsin, and Nevada attested when they certified their election results?

@Prison1203 [quote]none of my sources were right wing[/quote]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institute_for_Energy_Research
[quote]IER maintains that the free market provides the most "efficient and effective solutions" to "global energy and environmental challenges".[1]

IER is often described as a "front" for the fossil fuel industry;[by whom?] it was initially formed by Charles Koch, receives donations from many large companies like Exxon, and publishes a stream of reports and position papers opposing any efforts to control greenhouse gasses.
[…]
In 2016, Thomas Pyle, president of IER and AEA, was appointed to the US Department of Energy's transition team after the 2016 United States elections. On 15 November, he delivered a memo entitled "What to Expect from the Trump Administration" which has been described as a "fossil fuel industry wish list". It called for withdrawing from the 2015 Paris Agreement, overturning the Clean Power Plan, opening federal lands to exploitation for coal and oil development, and rolling back CAFE fuel economy standards.[5]
[…]
IER has received funding from the Brown Foundation (started by founders of a construction and energy company), the Searle Freedom Trust and the Claude R. Lambe Charitable Foundation.[10][11] They have also previously received funding from ExxonMobil,[12] the American Petroleum Institute,[13] the Center to Protect Patient Rights,[13] and Peabody Energy.[14][/quote]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Center_of_the_American_Experiment
[quote]The Center of the American Experiment is a Minnesota-based think tank that advocates for conservative and free-market principles.[5]

The Center of the American Experiment was founded in 1990 by Mitch Pearlstein, a former Reagan appointee.[2]
[…]
The organization has been credited with playing a major role in empowering conservatives in Minnesota.[10][11][/quote]

@OggggO Yep. Not right-wing at all. LOL.

@Strictgram I'm all for facts. You should try them sometime.

@Strictgram [quote] or Russia you'd be at home there. You hate America and the Constitution[/quote] illogical and based on misinformation as always there. In fact it's TRUMP who has the connections with Russia and it's the TRumpists who tried to destroy democracy with their violent terrorism in their own country. Doesn't sound much like they have America's wellbeing on their mind to me.

@Carla And some walls, like the Great Wall of Trump along the Southern US border, can be stopped.

@windinhishair ha!
The great wall of trump stood to stand (stood to stand🙂) for a very minimal amount of time anyway. At least we wont have toppled and rusting fences laying as a reminder of how inept our great builder potus was at building.

@Carla Although only five miles of new wall was built, a much longer strip of vegetation was stripped, and hills dynamited, with the destruction of habitat, particularly in the Organ Pipe National Monument, where protected stands of saguaro cacti were illegally destroyed. Those will not grow back in the degraded habitat.

@RodionRomanovitch Definitely a relief!

@JimboSaturn What's interesting is watching the Trump Cult complain about Biden actually making government work. Those anti-American terrorist supporters aren't going away, even on SW.

@AurelieWilliams Nah, just pointing out reality for those who are reality-challenged.

@windinhishair Those 'reality' TV shows you watch aren't any closer to reality than the comments you've made. Turn off the TV and read some books; preferably of the history sort. Start with "Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" and compare events there with what has happened in this country in the last 20 years. Learn to think for yourself and not just regurgitate leftist muckraking just because it feels good.

@CDisOKbiMe I read that when I was still in my teens, and much more since. You shouldn't comment on things you know absolutely nothing about.

@CynicGirl Don't kid yourself. He faces both civil and federal prosecution. Plus the city of Palm Beach is suing him on multiple counts for using Mar-A-Lago as a residence. last word the courts have rule against him living in his own club so he's residence hunting too. So he is merely keeping a low profile ...for now. He hasn't gone away. His ego won't allow him to become irrelevant. He will make headlines again...right where he needs to be.........his name mentioned in the news again. He's just quiet for the moment. Do what we do..........enjoy the moment.

@ididntknow ESL student or just stupid?

@independentone He's both stupid and ignorant. A bad combination.