If you had known on election day 2016

[cilla4progress]

how you would feel today, and the outcome (assuming we pull this out as it appears we will)....

[BlueSpot]

1. I would still feel sick about the 2016 election

Four year of bullshit to live through and we didn't even know about Covid then. I don't know what you're looking for, but dancing in the street sure wouldn't have been in my playbook.

[tinrobot]

2. In 2016, I had no idea the damage would be this significant

My feelings of immense relief are tempered by a few hundred thousand dead, among other things.

[MontanaMama]

3. I was inconsolable 11/8/16.

I knew the next 4 years would be bad...I wasn’t sure we’d survive it. This feels good but I can’t imagine where’d we’d be if we hadn’t had to dodge the bullets of his corruption since that horrible day. That said...I’m cautiously celebrating tonight.

[True Dough]

4. The past four years have been dreadful

The Mueller investigation got my hopes up. I thought there would be something damning, as in definitively damning, forcing Trump out of office.

It was a real long haul from that disappointment. And the past several weeks have been chaos. Can't get rid of that pathetic sack of shit soon enough!!!!

[marlakay]

6. It was after his investigation I stop trusting

Any republicans even the so called good ones.

[marlakay]

5. I knew whole 4 yrs would be bad

They were worse than I thought, especially how many republicans sold themselves for Trump.

I kept thinking over and over glad no major disaster has happened he won't be able to handle it, wow was I right about that.

What a end to a terrible 4 yrs, and he is leaving us with almost half the country bubble heads.

[regnaD kciN]

7. Impossible to say...

...because we really have no idea what might have happened during a Hillary Clinton administration, and what might have been the outcomes of 2018 and last year had she been president. But I can't say that I would willingly take all the damage 45 has inflicted on the nation the past four years -- and especially not a 6-3 conservative SCOTUS majority -- in exchange for the White House and the narrowest-possible legislative majority this time around.

[cilla4progress]

8. Thought

experiment.

Thanks for playing.