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November 4th, 2026

I did not expect to have that massive of a blue wave in the elections last night. Nor did I expect to see Texas go blue so hard that they effectively killed any real way for republicans to fuck around with moving governmental powers around to different offices within the state government to prevent democrats from being able to do anything and go "look see they can't do anything vote us back in instead!"

The thing I was disappointed about the elections was the numerous anti-trans bills that were voted in numerous states. Places that were even considered locations that trans people were fleeing Texas to escape its bullshit even voted in anti-trans bills. The one in Arizona really sucks since they tackled on numerous things on top of the "no boys in girls sports" bill. I feel for all those affected by it.

Now despite all this I'm being very cautiously optimistic about all this since there's a good chance you'll have people like Jeffries help fuck it all up. If nothing is done in the next two years then I can see this all imploding and we'll go right back to where we were two days ago.

Nevertheless I'm trying to not feel too doomer about it all and enjoy the moment. Hopefully they'll finally legalize weed in Texas now that Dan Patrick is fucking off. Would be nice to get edibles to relax in the evenings.

Also I saw Wildwood and it's very good. Go see it if you can.

Laters!

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DezzieArts

Republicans have done an amazing job turning what had effectively been a non-issue for most non-trans people for the past several decades into a central concern/fear for a disturbing number of Americans. Of course, it's all part of a plan Conservative Christians have been cooking in the hopes of using trans people as a wedge to undo all LGBTQ+ rights. The really sad part is the number of LGB people cheering on the efforts not realizing they're the real target.