WaxiestSteam69

It's pretty disappointing.

The right listens to the will of the people when it favors them. Otherwise it's all cheating and rigged.

Control in Congress will be by a razor thin margin either way so nothing will get accomplished regardless of who is in the White House. At least Harris will respect the office and the law more than Trump.

Either way there are really no good results tonight. The next 4 years (probably longer) will be bad.

Tomorrow night is the beginning of a long and tumultuous month.

Are you In a US state with an age verification law? I get the same thing and I think it's due to red gif blocking IP addresses from my state due to these laws.

There were never any locations near me so I've only eaten at Friday's a couple of times in the last 25 years. The food was good and the prices were fair from what I remember. I think this segment of the restaurant industry is just hit really hard by inflation. I'm really surprised there aren't a lot more bankruptcies in this segment.

I'm really worried about the future of the country. I live in deep red Louisiana and all of my family and friends are hardcore Trumpers so I can't discuss any of my concerns. My vote won't matter so all I can do is hold out hope that Harris/Walz can take the swing states.

I tried to watch it earlier this evening. It was brutal. He can't finish a thought. I would love to fact check some of the claims he made but it would be nearly impossible without a room full of analysts.

I'm gonna try to watch this later. I give myself 3 minutes before I give up. Thanks for sharing the link.

Update: I made it about 20 minutes into the "interview" and had to stop. The gish gallop is hard with Trump and there's no way I could listen to it for a full hour.

Kind of like in "The Walking Dead" comics when Carl is telling his children about all of the events of the past?

There are plenty of E-Bibles (pardon my terrible term) available on the Internet for free since many translations are in the public domain. Edit: All of the other stuff is available via webpages, multiple e-book formats, and on webpages. Again, it's all public domain.