The US election is finally over and the likes of the BBC are shocked, as if nobody saw Trump winning, and win he did. The writing was on the wall when Trump played to a packed house in New York of all places, which was instantly compared to something the Nazis did in the 30s but I'll be honest, it was like something Hitler would have done then it was certainly most racially diverse and pro-Israel fascist rally I'd ever seen, and if playing Maddison Square Garden makes you a fascist, I guess I've been misunderstand those Billy Joel songs all these years.

Another major sign of what was coming was when the Amish, a group that don't take part in elections, decided to all come out to vote for Trump in a swing State after the US Government decided that they'd have to start using electricity and modern production methods if they wanted to own farms and not be raided.

Overall though, nobody should be surprised that Kamala Harris didn't do well with voters. Last time she ran in the primary 4 years ago, she was a drunken fool that did abysmally and was one of the first to be forced to drop out. Then having been given a diversity hire job as vice president, she wasn't popular, presiding over the immigration crisis and seemingly proud of the economic mess she oversaw. Then after Biden stepped down, she was crowned the candidate, without having take part in a primary which it was recognised she'd lose that to someone like Gavin Newsom. Then she refused to discuss policies or anything she would do, all while cackling like a demented fool and being unable to give basic interviews without extreme editing and ear pieces. Then they decided to run with the campaign that if you don't think an ethnic minority woman should get a turn, you're a fascist, as well as promoting the Project 25 stuff which is basically the left wing's version of the Q Anon conspiracies. I think the best part was maybe Obama and some others telling a mostly Muslim crowd in Michigan that they should vote for a pro-Israel candidate and that Trump might support the Palestinians.

In the end it concluded with a discussion on CNN comparing this year to 4 years ago, and a map showing that Kamala had failed to outperform Biden in literally every single county in the country, not even one. Then the panel sat there, speechless and unable to comprehend why shouting at people hadn't worked, or why the working class seemingly thought their job and the cost of petrol should take priority over the rights of prisoners to get state funded sex changes. Something that Kamala supported, along with flooding the job market with immigrant laborers to keep wages low, yet another thing she refused to deny when pressed by concerned interviews. Eventually the echo chamber at CNN got to the point of calling black people "white supremacists" thus concluding an election that was seemingly written by a comedy writing team of Armando Ianunci & Chris Morris.