/lit/ - Literature

>>21721923
bookmakers on the day of the 2016 election were offering more than 7 to 1 odds on a Trump victory. they never thought she could lose. praise kek

>>18476061
4chan was not the reason Trump became president but it was meming his candidacy from the very beginning and as such exerted notable influence over it something that would eventual win a presidential election. I didn’t very much care from him as president but his campaign in 2016 and victory shattered the pre-Trump political landscape in America and Europe, and broke the confidence the elite had in their “Guaranteed victory”, which has displayed increasingly erratic action from 2 presidential impeachment’s over nothing burgers, openly allowing riots in the streets, and stealing a political election. This will be the death of them.
>>18476076
My point in you have no standing in acting snobby. You are not above twitter trolls just because you have a PhD from some gay ass ivy. If you want to criticize him then criticize him on his writing but you’ve only made bitchy claims such as “he’s not rigorous enough”.