Just got back from the barbershop. Gotta get it while you can (trim) before Trump gets in office 
TLR ELECTION DAY THREAD: Trump Vs Clinton 11/8/16 (Will Trump Pull A Rumble In The Jungle UPSET?)
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Get in here @winb83 @88m3 @ThreeLetterAgency @Mephistopheles (I know you supported Bernie bro my bad, but the rest of yall)@The Taxman @GzUp @StatUS @VegasCAC @Chicken Pot Pie @Atlrocafella @JJ Lions @levitate @Cali_livin @kingofnyc
I TOLD yall fools that the DNC should have nominated Bernie, but no
took a couple of days to musta up BUT i'm man enough to say
breh - congrats
We tried to tell you all who the better candidate wastook a couple of days to musta up BUT i'm man enough to say
breh - congrats
porque
Boricua Guerrero
We tried to tell you all who the better candidate was
He's not the better candidate
We tried to tell you all who the better candidate was
he wasn't the better candidate
the problem was the millennials didnt come out for her & they'll suffer more than anybody for their stupidity
The problem was she was crooked, a liar, unpopular, and the millennials didn't like that. Plus she didn't really say anything other she was not Trump.
Yep because Clinton didn't reach out to those rust belt voters and did NOT go back to campaign in Wisconsin.
hes a crazy zealot that no one wants in the oval office other than other crazy zealots
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
The best cartoons after Donald Trump’s shock US election win
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Cartoonist Adams on the US election
Cartoonists have reacted to Donald Trump’s surprise victory over Hillary Clinton with their own unique takes on the US election result.
Political cartoons, which have been widely shared following past major events including the Charlie Hebdo attack and the death of Syrian refugee Alan Kurdi, are again being posted on Twitter.
Including the Telegraph's cartoonists Matt and Adams, here are the best illustrations on the US election result.
1. Time to build a brick wall
Credit: Matt / The Telegraph
2. Bigger than Brexit
Credit: Matt / The Telegraph
3. Trump wins
Credit: Matt / The Telegraph
4. "He tells it like it is."
Paul Noth / The New Yorker
5. "Coming soon."
Paul Noth / The New Yorker
6. "Knock knock."
Twitter / @ygreck
7. Divided
Twitter / @ygreck
8. "I knew you wanted me."
Twitter / @deAdder
9. Opposing sides
Twitter / @bvdschot
10. "There goes the neighbourhood."
Twitter / @PhilHands
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Cartoonist Adams on the US election
- Mark Molloy
Cartoonists have reacted to Donald Trump’s surprise victory over Hillary Clinton with their own unique takes on the US election result.
Political cartoons, which have been widely shared following past major events including the Charlie Hebdo attack and the death of Syrian refugee Alan Kurdi, are again being posted on Twitter.
Including the Telegraph's cartoonists Matt and Adams, here are the best illustrations on the US election result.
1. Time to build a brick wall
Credit: Matt / The Telegraph
2. Bigger than Brexit
Credit: Matt / The Telegraph
3. Trump wins
Credit: Matt / The Telegraph
4. "He tells it like it is."
Paul Noth / The New Yorker
5. "Coming soon."
Paul Noth / The New Yorker
6. "Knock knock."
Twitter / @ygreck
7. Divided
Twitter / @ygreck
8. "I knew you wanted me."
Twitter / @deAdder
9. Opposing sides
Twitter / @bvdschot
10. "There goes the neighbourhood."
Twitter / @PhilHands
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
11. Tweet or nuke?
Twitter / @PatChappatte
12. Trump wins
Twitter / @PatChappatte
13. In 3016...
Twitter / @_Monkel_
14. #PrayforUSA
Twitter / @Moouxe
15. Meanwhile, in Mexico...
Twitter / @Russel_Herneman
16. Not only Clinton lost
[URL]https://twitter.com/remonwangxtTwitter / @remonwangxt[/URL]
17. 'Hell'
[URL]https://twitter.com/EmmaRussetTwitter / @EmmaRusset [/URL]
19. You're fired
[URL]https://twitter.com/adamzyglisTwitter /@adamzyglis[/URL]
20. Good Morning America
[URL]https://twitter.com/roweafrTwitter / @roweafr[/URL]
Trump pledged that he would be "president for all Americans" in his New York victory speech. He also praised his defeated rival for her years of public service.
"Hillary has worked very long and very hard over a long period of time, and we owe her a major debt of gratitude for her service to our country," he said.
"I pledge to every citizen of our land that I will be president for all of Americans."
He added: "It's been what they call a historic event - but to be a really historic we have to do a great job.
"I promise you I will not let you down, we will do a great job - I look very much forward to being your president.
"And hopefully at the end of two years, or three years, or four years - or maybe even eight years - you will say that so many of you worked so hard, but you will say that was something that you were really very proud to do."
Meanwhile, here's [URL]http://www.telegraph.co.uk/new...otes-for-dead-gorilla-harambe-sparked-us-ele/how a rumour about votes for dead gorilla Harambe sparked US election anger[/URL].
