Where We At?

Simple answers: We don't know where we're at. We only know we're not where we need to be, but we might have a bead on it, and there are some faint glimmering indications that we're moving slowly in the right direction.

We think.

We hope.

Maybe.

Dunno yet.

The AP has made the call for Biden in Arizona, but no one else has joined them in that one.

The prospects that North Carolina will flip are very dim, and nobody knows what the fuck Alaska's doing.

So that gives us 3 states to concentrate on: Pennsylvania, Georgia and Nevada.

Let me just take a short moment right here to reiterate my thinking on how much the Electoral College sucks.

I'm all for protecting the rights of minority parties, but the EC (and the Senate) have been unduly and unfairly and dishonorably weaponized to make them tools of oppression when the GOP is in power, and an effective bagful of sand that an asshole like Mitch McConnell can pour in the gearbox when they aren't.

This shit has to change.

Anyway, Biden is up, and even though we're going to have a shitty time of it for a while, eventually he's going to be President-Elect Joe Biden.

Prob'ly.

Did everybody notice the cutesy bullshit of Nevada actually putting "none of the above" on their ballot?

You want better candidates? Fine - me too. But you know what - maybe you could get up off your fucking ass and go find one for us. I've got zero patience for that whiny-butt bullshit.

Show up or shut up.

Speaking of Showing Up: There're 210 million adults here in USAmerica Inc, and while this election turned us out in big numbers, Voter Participation still came in under 70%.