My more obnoxious Lib friends are scolding everyone 'Don't you DARE post anything about stolen elections unless you have proof, and if you do have it, you should be calling the FBI.' I'm refraining from any catfights about their own ridiculous election conspiracy theories they've clung to for the last four years, or if they mean the same FBI that sat on Hunter's laptop for ten months (And still would be, if its current owner hadn't gotten worried about his life expectancy), or that gave the Clinton emails and obstruction of justice case a look that was so superficial as to embarrass an Inspector Closeau.
They are off on a tangent today about how Wall Street thinks it's great. I'm not going to tell them that that's because all of them with tech jobs will be replaced with half-price H1B visa workers from India and South Asia, or that any manufacturing jobs in their family are probably going offshore in the next two years. The idea that something that is good for stock speculators is not necessarily good for them or the US is beyond their comprehension, though it's ironic that they were saying more or less that when it was rising under Trump.
The fact that the US Senate will remain in GOP hands is no doubt a great relief to investors everywhere, but it's only a limited degree of protection as many policies on economy and trade are solely creatures of the Executive, and only a united House and Senate can unscrew them once the Executive screws them up.
