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In reply to the discussion: The war is over, and we lost. [View all]Cha
(306,411 posts)39. Mahalo, pat.. Excellent Suggestions for
Healing & Moving Forward in a Positive Way.
I'm going to copy them and read them or Text them to my sister in Asheville, who will certainly appreciate them, too. She was so upset yesterday like we are, of course.
But she wants to do the same.. she doesn't take bad situations laying down.
That link to the "This Book" just goes to Google..
1. Mourn. That will take all kinds of forms. Lashing out in anger or despair included, but we can help support each other in ways that ultimately preserve hope and reject the cynicism that immobilizes. Which leads to #2
2. Take care of each other. Support each other and share ideas for staying sane and engaged over the coming months and years.
3, Take care of ourselves. Encourage each other to connect with things that nourish us -- personally. We need to rebuild our strength.
4. Keep an eye on developments. I think there are going to be some creative things emerging that promote citizens working together in ways to shape their communities, shape attitudes, and accomplish some pretty great things, both large and small. I highly recommend this book for inspiration.
2. Take care of each other. Support each other and share ideas for staying sane and engaged over the coming months and years.
3, Take care of ourselves. Encourage each other to connect with things that nourish us -- personally. We need to rebuild our strength.
4. Keep an eye on developments. I think there are going to be some creative things emerging that promote citizens working together in ways to shape their communities, shape attitudes, and accomplish some pretty great things, both large and small. I highly recommend this book for inspiration.
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Thank you...I am going to trash the OP. Unless you have a crystal ball you don't know that. The pendulum will swing
PortTack
Nov 8
#11
Agreed. I don't see a path back to a senate majority in 2026. We don't have 4 flippable seats on the map
In It to Win It
Nov 8
#9
Every Republican president in my lifetime has crashed the economy, to be replaced by a Dem who fixed it.
SunSeeker
Nov 8
#78
Shit, wish I could be like you. If I only had a brain I would dance and be happy.
DontBelieveEastisEas
Nov 8
#33
Losing the courts won't last just two years, unless you can find 4 seats we can flip in Senate for 2026
In It to Win It
Nov 8
#52
Have you seen the 2026 senate map?... You're talking about the judicial vacancies that exist now.
In It to Win It
Nov 8
#75
"Tuesday night was a political Hiroshima. It was a blow we won't be able to recover from."
JoseBalow
Nov 9
#89