Whats a day! This is a YUGE win for truth, beauty and virtue, standing up against the seemingly overwhelming barrage of pretty lies, ugliness and pure evil. It's a win for all the ideals that we have valued from the dawn of civilization, and which we only very recently attempted to discard. Well, now the line has been drawn, and legions of virtuous men and women are wresting the ship's wheel of this decaying vessel back on the right course.
I think that RVF should be extremely proud. I don't think it's an exaggeration to say that we played a small but significant role in this victory. From the early days when Samseau started this thread and the not unreasonable skepticism of many members. To the first intrepid members who took their seat on the Trump train. To the growing momentum of the primaries and all the hilarity that ensued. To the sense of collective purpose and optimism following Trump's nomination. To Roosh's endorsement of Trump during his press conference, (and later his high energy cornbread-fueled Periscopes

) To ROK articles reaching a wider audience. To LoOz's sage words of caution. To the high energy of members such as IOP890, DamienCassanova and many more. To the final days wheare we hear stories such as ElMech driving his drunk friends to the polling stations.
This thread has been a magnificent ride, one that has drawn this community even closer than before. I would also imagine that this thread is among the most comprehensive compendiums of knowledge regarding the Trump campaign - there is literally nothing that hasn't been covered; from the early days that Mr Trump announced he was running for president and everyone laughed, up to THIS glorious day where they aren't laughing so much anymore. I sincerely believe that in years to come when we are all dead and buried, historians will scour this thread for clues about how one of America's greatest presidents came to power.
My only regret is that, as a non-American, I could not contribute a vote. But I DID contribute! I have been very vocal in my support of Mr Trump, faced ridicule and scorn, and lost two "friends." But I know I convinced at least one American to vote Trump (I saw her mail-in ballot) and perhaps I convinced others who didn't want to admit it.
In my part of the world, it's come to the end of the day, and it's a day I will certainly recall on my death bed.
Of course the best part of this day was the announcing of Mr Tump's astonishing win.
The next best part was witnessing my colleagues cowering in the lunch room in shock and agony, as if they had just been punched in the sternum. Or knocked over by a train with no brakes.
And the third highlight was clocking out from work, heading to the gym, and reaching a new PR on my squat after stalling for almost a month - I'm convinced that the high energy of this momentous day was key to this - thanks Mr Trump!
What a day!