I wonder if Trump's supporters are happy with all of the non-establishment picks he's making and

[RKP5637]

middle class working people just like them. Idiots!!! And losing their Medicare ... and paying an exorbitant cost for private insurance!

[La Lioness Priyanka]

1. they are mostly white and male though

so in some case they got what they wanted

with the added benefit that less minorities will be able to vote if Sessions gets confirmed

[ismnotwasm]

2. They don't care-the gender and color are correct for the most part.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

3. we said almost the exact same thing

[ismnotwasm]

13. We did didn't we?

Well that's how I feel as well

[Ninga]

4. Well, first they would have to care, then

they would need to actually know, as in read, the records and positions of such appointments.
They don't care. They voted for the bloated huckster, and didn't care enough.

[TwilightZone]

5. Well, those anti-establishment Trump voters voted for nearly all of the R incumbents...

so I think the anti-establishment part of the equation was rather overblown.

[DFW]

6. They don't even know the difference

All they know is slogans. "Make America great again."

They should all be forced to listen to the opening scene from "The Newsroom."

Just how many of the things "Will McAvoy" ticks off does Trump intend to "make great again?"

Establishment, my ass. That is as vague coming from the right as it was coming from the left.

[RKP5637]

7. Damn fools, he's making nothing great again, he's smart that way, he knew how to easily

capture the idiot factor for a vote in United Idiocracy.

[DFW]

8. How depressing it is to know it is still out there

You'd have thought the country had learned by now what is real and what is not, MSM not withstanding.

Nearly half of the country is stuck back in the days of believing commercials touting cigarette brands that say "I'd rather fight than switch."

[RKP5637]

9. So true, the US is a depressing place. Definitely not the worst by any means, but it should

be far better than this endless mindless crap that holds the US back. The idiot factor in the US is quite prevalent.

[DFW]

10. It's omnipresent here in Europe, too

Just not as thoroughly dominant. Of course, after the 2008 election, we thought we were on the way to "make America great again," too. Little did we realize back then how many people thought it was a horrible idea.

[RKP5637]

11. I often think the entire planet, just about, is headed into total Idiocracy. Just a brief look

at world events is depressing and clearly should send the message humanity is really seriously F'ed up in the big picture.

[DFW]

12. If the world had any sense

It would clone Obama, Justin Trudeau, and grab some of Mohandas Gandh's DNA if it's still available, maybe Dag Hammarskjöld's too. Then make a generation of world leaders who actually have the good of the planet in mind, and let them lead. Of course, recreating the circumstances under which they all grew up might prove more difficult than just cloning them, and that's what molded their DNA into the people they became. For Republican Senators, clone Jacob Javits. For Democratic Senators, clone Russ Feingold or Bobby Kennedy.

"To dream the impossible dream....."

[RKP5637]

14. We'll be long long dead. Trump is going to F up the US for several generations. Wait until he

starts filling the Supreme Court with outright RW idiots. Likely Ted Cruz would be one of Trump's picks.

[DFW]

15. Too bad Trump appears to have such a short term memory

Spending an hour with Obama seemed to impress him (I got to do that four years ago, and Obama sure impressed the hell out of me). He seems to have forgotten already that EVERYONE else he has gotten advice from in the meantime was a grain of sand compared the Obama's boulder.

[Solly Mack]

16. All they understand is "We won" - beyond that, they have no understanding of exactly what

they've "won".

They got bragging rights and that will be enough to keep them elated for a little while.

Once reality sinks in, they will go looking for someone to blame and Trump won't be the first person they blame.

He won't even be the second or third or fourth...they'll look to their usual suspects. (Liberals, Democrats, POC, women, LGBT, etc..)

People have been voting against their best interest for always and then blaming their own stupidity, not on who they voted for, but on the rest of us, for (somehow) causing everything wrong in their lives.

[MineralMan]

17. Many of them are going to be surprised to be sharing the consequences

of a Trump Administration with the rest of us. "Surprise!"

[RKP5637]

18. Yep, they thought they were special. ... but in fact they were all losers in Trump's mind. Couldn't

hack it in life, no gold painted furniture, yep losers. Good for the vote and then dumped by Trump into the bucket with the rest of us.

How's the language coming along! lol Хорошо для голосования, а затем бросил Трампа в ведро с остальной частью нас.

[MineralMan]

19. Not bad, but your Russian throws Trump

in the bucket...LOL!