This is how you don't get taken seriously. https://t.co/FdpXaQ7tsv
— Ken Lutze (@KenLutze) November 16, 2016

The Dems’ freakout over Donald Trump’s electoral vote victory over Hillary Clinton continues, this time courtesy of Rolling Stone:

How the Electoral College rigged the election for Donald Trump https://t.co/7K2u27SeqL pic.twitter.com/R1LEvIwRwd
— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) November 16, 2016

Really? It seems like just a couple weeks ago Rolling Stone was among those mocking any mention of a “rigged” election…

Three new studies involving more than a million men and women strongly suggest that regular exercise makes us resistant to despair.

"Mommy why do I have to hold this sign? I can't even read yet."
"Shut up. Mommy needs the Facebook likes." https://t.co/PbpnptrAhI
— Deplorable Drew (@drewmistak) November 16, 2016

Liberals don’t have much use for the unborn, but once a child becomes old enough to hold a sign? That child becomes invaluable:

This photo of a 3-year-old defying Donald Trump is what we need now https://t…

Candidate Donald Trump riled progressives out of the gate with his talk of building a border wall, and now that he’s President-elect Trump, college students across the country are demanding that their schools become sanctuary campuses.

Otherwise known as obstruction of justice… #sanctuarycampus
— (((Aaron Worthing))) (@AaronWorthing) November 16, 2016

Here’s just a sampling of some of the marches and protests going on at universities across America Wednesday as part of a coordinated effort to shelter illegal immigrants from the law and, in some cases, provide them free tuition — what better way to prepare them for adult life?

#walkout at #Yale demanding #sanctuarycampus – hundreds taking part #NewHaven @WTNH pic…

By the end of the 1930s, all but computerized cinematographic special effects had been discovered or invented. Although standard among the techniques of today’s filmmakers, each and every one of the early special effects was a marvel to the original audience. Motion pictures, to no small degree, owe their success to moviegoers’ delight in the […]
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The Huffington Post is really on a roll today. Here’s the latest in political “news” from big time Obama fans who sense their squee time is drawing to a close:

34 times Barack and Michelle Obama's love made us weak in the knees https://t.co/R1Bl16vmjG pic.twitter.com/y9oZ8BydzJ
— HuffPost Politics (@HuffPostPol) November 16, 2016

BREAKING!

From the site that put Trump campaign coverage in the entertainment section…

Social psychologists and philosophers have tips on avoiding the pitfalls of emotionally charged discussions, and how to make them constructive.

Mankind craves gold. Its rarity makes it extremely valuable, and its everlasting luster symbolizes the Sun’s power and immortality. The archaeological record is filled golden objects that have remained shining through the centuries. Given the value of this precious metal, these artifacts are almost always more than just art; they’re statements of power, faith, or […]
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Long, slow-moving lines don’t have to be a time for anxiety.

Child prodigies always fascinate us, especially when they outshine adults. But the talents and uniqueness of prodigies don’t shield them from devastating circumstances. In some cases, they are even more likely to lead tragic lives. 10 Aaron Swartz Photo credit: Fred Benenson At age 14, Aaron Swartz had already created a fundamental tool of the […]
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