11.4 ~ The Day After. Remember Remember the 5th of November. Trump "the hard part is done". TRAP. ⋆ LOVE IN ACTION NOW

It kinda doesn’t make sense to me. The blue people are ecstatic. Doesn’t that lock in programming more deeply? Not that a vote for red is any better. Uniparty. Doesn’t seem like a damn thing has improved anywhere inside this realm. And our patience has run dry. The red people are angry and freaking out. I tried having a convo w/one of them – showed them the video from inauguration day Jan. 2021 – George S interviewing the head of the DC Guard who said he wished to thank the police, sec. service for “the peaceful transition of military power”. I was told this is impossible, as we are a Republic. Among other things. I asked, “Did you even listen to the video?” Silence. Great Awakening? Seriously? Great Slumber continues.

More Sharia Law then, right? The Somalian’s here are praising allah and rejoicing in bringing in more of that law.

Somali Americans Make History in U.S. Elections, Winning 10 Legislative Seats

WASHINGTON, D.C. (Somali Report) – Somali Americans have achieved another historic political milestone, with 10 Somali-origin candidates winning seats in U.S. elections. Some were re-elected, while others secured their seats for the first time.

The successful candidates are:

Ilhan Omar – Re-elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, the only federal-level lawmaker on the list.

Omar Fateh – Re-elected to the Minnesota State Senate.

Zaynab Mohamed – Re-elected to the Minnesota State Senate with approximately 87.9% of the vote.

Mohamud Noor – Re-elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives.

Samakab Hussein – Re-elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives.

Abdi Daisane – Won a Minnesota House seat for the first time, defeating Mike Conway with approximately 51.6% of the vote.

Kayse Jama – Re-elected to the Oregon State Senate.

Munira Abdullahi – Won an Ohio House seat with approximately 72.7% of the vote.

Ismail Mohamed – Won a seat in the Ohio House of Representatives.

Anquam Mahamoud – Re-elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives.

The victories highlight the growing role of Somali Americans in U.S. politics and public leadership.