Gore was never President.
annie wrote :
> > Enough of us didn't vote.
>
> That's true! Although it appears that Ms. Clinton won the majority of our votes, the
> votes were insufficient in the critical areas of the country to allow the will of the
> people to be effective. That's the way our system works, unfortunately. This scenario
> has happened a couple of times before, as President Gore can surely attest.
>
> > One has to wonder where Trump will go when he becomes president.
>
> I don't even think he knows! The result of this election was so unprecedented that
> nobody saw it coming, except maybe Michael Moore, and most of us thought he was on
> drugs when he said that Trump would win.
>
> > President Obama has given our community so much, bathroom equality,
>
> Now in all fairness to The Donald, he is on record for saying that Caitlyn Jenner
> could use the restroom of her choice.
>
> My guess is that such things as restroom access will be thrown back to the states,
> and it will be up to us and to our allies to handle the situation there, as we have
> been doing.
>
> Speaking of which, it does appear that Cooper's razor-thin margin of victory over
> McCrory in North Carolina is holding, and should that survive one or more recounts,
> we're in a better position to ash-can HB2.
>
> > access to health care,
>
> This is one of my main concerns. I'm fortunate that I have a very good policy, but
> many of us do not. Many may lose coverage or find it unaffordable, and many with
> so-called pre-existing conditions may find no affordable options at all! I also feel
> very badly for such folks as those of Hispanic descent and those who practice the
> Islamic faith. Both were targets of some very nasty rhetoric.
>
> > It would be awful to lose these gains and go back to the days I grew up in. I
> think too many
> > younger people don't realize how fragile rights can be.
>
> One of the victor's campaign promises was to Make America Great Again, believed to be
> referring to trying to return us to the days when everyone was happy, assuming you
> were a straight cis white Christian male, that is.
>
> We probably won't know for sure what will happen until we see some kind of
> indications.