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Stages of Grief: Realizing Trump's Presidency Has Begun

Words aren't enough to describe my feelings, bring on the GIFs.

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Stages of Grief: Realizing Trump's Presidency Has Begun
Know Your Meme

So, Trump is the new President.

He is officially the new president.

Whoops, wrong GIF!

That's better.

Anyway, Trump is bringing with him his Cabinet of Horrors, which includes such illustrious names as Steve K. Bannon (actual gremlin and veritable fountain of intersectional bigotry) and Linda McMahon, co-founder of World Wrestling Entertainment.

Presumably, this is how meetings in Congress will go for the next four years.

For those of you who are horrified at the realization that a Cheeto demon whose mouth takes up three-quarters of his face will be president in three days' time (like me) but are in no position to do much more than blog about your displeasure (also like me), here are some reaction images to play with.

PANIC!


HORROR!

SADNESS

ANGER

AND FINALLY, RESIGNATION!


Y'all little writers and bloggers go have fun now. Write good, poignant, or hilarious pieces about Trump and his presidency. Research well. Know his plans for the country and for the world, and criticize them so often that he's too busy tweeting to enact them.

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