☑️ President Elect Joe Biden #POTUS46 and Vice President Elect Kamala Harris 🥰 🎆
We The People have spoken. Biden wins Pennsylvania‘s 20 electoral votes giving him 273 electoral votes. Biden will likely win at least 306 electoral votes when all of the votes are counted.
Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. was elected the 46th president of the United States on Saturday, promising to restore political normalcy and a spirit of national unity to confront raging health and economic crises, and making Donald J. Trump a one-term president after four years of tumult in the White House.
Mr. Biden’s victory amounted to a repudiation of Mr. Trump by millions of voters exhausted with his divisive conduct and chaotic administration, and was delivered by an unlikely alliance of women, people of color, old and young voters and a sliver of disaffected Republicans. Mr. Trump is the first incumbent to lose re-election in more than a quarter-century.
The result also provided a history-making moment for Mr. Biden’s running mate, Senator Kamala Harris of California, who will become the first woman to serve as vice president.
“In the end, it was Pennsylvania that provided Mr. Biden the necessary 270th Electoral College vote to claim victory, with Mr. Biden leading by over four million votes nationwide.”
Don’t Turn Back Now ~ Robert Glasper & Ledisi ❤️🎵
I transcribed the lyrics since I couldn’t find them online. #SoulMusic
How many hills and mountains we had to climb? How many wings have we had to sacrifice just to survive? Slavery to segregation Freedom and the liberation No account of how much we paid And deep within this revolution There lives a Harlem institution Where many dreams were born and legends were made
So don't turn back now We've come too far not to make it Don't turn back now Don't turn back now It might be hard You can take it Don't turn back now
How many wings have we had to overcome And how many lives must we lose until we are one? Until we have won
Music is a revelation Sound of every generation Powerful enough to free us from chains Laughter after everything we've been through There is nothing that we can't do There is nothing to stand in our way
So don't turn back now ...
We can never give up We were born to win We can win when times get rough YES WE CAN
We're the builders of a nation We're the source on inspiration We're not backing down until we have won
So don't turn back now We've come too far not to make it Don't turn back now Don't turn back now It might be hard
But we can never give up You can take it Don't turn back now
Hold each other Hold each other Don’t give up Never give up
Don’t Turn Back Now is an original song written for “The Apollo”, an Oscar nominated documentary celebrating Harlem’s famed Apollo Theater — THE “mecca for black musicians and entertainers over its 85-year history“.
NEVER FORGET: Democrats fulfilled their DUTY of being the Checks and Balances in the UNITED STATES House of Representatives.
Democrats in the House of Representatives announced they will introduce two articles of impeachment Tuesday morning, making clear they intend to charge President Donald Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
Both articles are based on the Ukraine scandal, meaning the party decided not to introduce any articles of impeachment solely based on the Mueller report, as some had pushed for.
You can read the full articles of impeachment at this link.
Articles of impeachment are essentially the “charges” against the president that the House of Representatives is considering approving. The final House votes on impeachment will be a yes or no vote on each article. If even one is approved, Trump is impeached — and the Senate will then hold a trial to determine whether to remove him from office.
Article I, abuse of power, addresses Trump’s general underlying conduct in the Ukraine scandal. It alleges that Trump abused his power by trying to pressure Ukraine’s government into announcing an investigation into the Bidens by withholding both a White House meeting and military aid.
Article II, obstruction of Congress, is about how Trump responded to Democrats’ impeachment inquiry over the Ukraine scandal. It alleges that Trump obstructed the probe by urging witnesses not to cooperate and government agencies not to comply with subpoenas.
- The House Judiciary Committee will vote on whether to approve each article later this week
- After that, the action will proceed to the House floor, with a final vote on both articles of impeachment expected next week.
- If the House approves, it’s onto the Senate TRIAL.
Unfortunately, Republican Senators have already stated publicly — they will NOT fulfill their DUTY to be the Checks and Balances against Trump — violating their Oath of Office to the U.S. Constitution.
An #InternationalRelations question #hamberders Trump will have to answer now that the Toronto #Raptors have won their first NBA championship for Toronto and Canada 🍁. The Larry O'Brien NBA Championship Trophy leaves America for the first time.
Bruce Lee - Enter The Dragon(1973)
Enter the Dragon is considered to be one of the greatest martial arts films of all time. In 2004, it was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant”
What Women Want Now is a program by HuffPost and her sister sites dedicated to creating content about the issues and stories that matter most to women – you can read more here.
Sharp differences of opinion on gender, sexism and harassment separate American women from each other, according to a new HuffPost/Yahoo/CARE survey. Even though women share some of the same concerns, they’re far from a unified bloc.
Nationwide, the majority of women are concerned about pay inequality and see gender bias in politics. Most are enthusiastic about seeing more women in positions of power in the United States and think American women should play a role in reducing gender-based discrimination elsewhere in the world. About half have faced inappropriate sexual advances.
But as the survey shows, women also remain sharply divided along partisan lines in their beliefs and experiences. (Read the full survey and analysis here.)
About three-quarters of women consider the pay gap between men and women to be a problem. But there’s a huge partisan divide in terms of how women weigh that problem. Where 63 percent of Democrats say it’s a serious one, just 26 percent of Republicans believe the same. Similarly, 83 percent of women, including a majority in both parties, say sexual harassment is a problem ― but 81 percent of Democrats, compared to 47 percent of Republicans, consider it serious.
There are also partisan differences in beliefs about sexism. Democratic women are slightly more than twice as likely as Republican women to believe that men today generally have things easier. They’re about three times likelier to say efforts to ensure equal rights for women in this country have yet to go far enough. Republican women, on the other hand, are less likely to want to work specifically for another woman, or to actively want more female leaders in their own workplace.
Explainer: Grumpy Old Patriarchs
"As President, I must put the interest of AMERICA FIRST."
"America needs a full-time President and a full-time Congress, particularly at this time with problems we face at home and abroad.”
“Therefore, I shall resign the Presidency effective at noon tomorrow.”
ARE WE FUCKING SERIOUS
Not to sound fucking alarmist, but uhhhhhh if Trump forcing immigrants to wear yellow insignias wasn’t enough of an alarm bells for you, maybe this is.
What are the odds of this? lol
(via the-a-r-t-i-s-t)
2 Dicks — with Roger Stone on the far right
Yup, yup, and yup.
Anxious white [read racists] voters wanted their whiteness reprioritized.
This is the the real reason why tRumpanzees will never abandon tRumpie.
Wait and see when there replaced! 40 house seats and if that don’t get it general will
Trump ran as a Republican because he could manipulate poorly educated bigots looking to use Black and brown people as scapegoats for their struggles and failures, middle class bigots wanting to validate their feeling of superiority, and wealthy bigots looking to exploit the poor.
— Bishop Talbert Swan @TalbertSwan - Feb 15, 2019
Trump in his own words!
'I love the poorly educated', Donald J Trump
That tan suit is really gonna burn their asses!!LOL thank you Mr Obama🍻
President B.H. Obama!
A Night at the Garden, an Academy Award nominee for best documentary short, depicts a Nazi rally at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. And though amid our nation’s current, unsettling revival of white supremacy you would be forgiven for thinking this footage was from some recent gathering, this event was held in 1939 and was attended by 22,000 American Nazis, just two years before Germany declared war on the United States.
A 30-second ad for the movie called “It Can Happen Here” was supposed to air during Sean Hannity’s show. Its intended target were the conservative viewers of Hannity’s program, who were going to see a spot that warned about the ease with which America could slide into violent fascism under President Donald Trump, who has famously referred to the neo-Nazis who mobbed Charlottesville as “very fine people.” It’s a teaser for a possible future via a trailer from the past.
But Fox News rejected the national ad buy after an ad sales representative and the network’s CEO decided it was “inappropriate,” according to The Hollywood Reporter…
In a statement to THR, Marshall Curry, director and editor of A Night at the Garden, said, “The film shines a light on a time when thousands of Americans fell under the spell of a demagogue who attacked the press and scapegoated minorities using the symbols of American patriotism. It’s amazing to me that the CEO of Fox News would personally inject herself into a small ad buy just to make sure that Hannity viewers weren’t exposed to this chapter of American history.”
But Fox and CEO Suzanne Scott was and is fine with:
- Regurgitating and amplifying Trump’s racism #TrumpStateTV
- Laura Ingraham's anti-immigrant rant on her Fox News show. Ingraham's arguments are directly reminiscent of arguments made by white supremacists Jared Taylor, Richard Spencer, and David Duke.
- Running Trump’s racist Caravan Ad until it was called out
- News shows hosted by racists and filled with racist guests
Republicans in attendance? #YearBook
thank you.
No greater president.
My question is wens the next black president…Another 100 years from now???
An antithesis of trump et. Al.
Agreed no greater president in history.
GOAT #POTUS44 outshines tRUmp "Individual-1″
Had to do another quick drawing tonight:
There is too much hate in this country...polluting our children...consuming social media... too much hate.
It all starts at home. Nobody is born a RACIST RACISM is taught.
(Charcoal and pencil drawing) #TeachYourChildrenWell #NOH8
— Jon Lion @JonLionFineArt