7 things to tell your Republican relatives at Thanksgiving dinner

Just the facts:

1. Clinton crushed Trump in the popular vote and a majority of Americans voted against him.

The numbers are still coming in, in fact, there are still 1.5 million ballots yet to be counted in California. Thus far, Clinton is over Trump by 2 million voters…

2. A whopping 75 percent of the country didn’t come out for Trump.

While the raw numbers show the majority of voters were against Trump, the majority of Americans were against him or couldn’t be bothered to come out to vote for him.

Only 57.9 percent of Americans voted in the November election…

3. Trump must really think he knows more than the Generals because he’s ignoring national security briefings.

The Washington Post broke a story tonight that President-Elect Trump has had an opportunity to have a top-secret security briefing that is reserved for the president and vice president and the president and vice president-elect. So far he’s only done two of them in over two weeks since he won the election…

4. Trump supporters were all lied to.

In just the two weeks since Trump’s election, he’s managed to backtrack on a number of his signature issues.

Those calls to “lock her up” his supporters chanted will go unanswered. Trump isn’t prosecuting Clinton. He won’t be repealing and replacing Obamacare. Instead, he intends to work to fix it. That big beautiful wall isn’t going to be a big beautiful wall after all. It turns out that Trump is fine with having it be a fence. There’s already a fence on a majority of the border and we’ve been building more for years.

5. Trump caved on his feud with the New York Times.

Remember when The New York Times was the enemy? After spending a majority of the campaign attacking them for being inaccurate and losing subscriptions, Trump sat down with them and settled the feud. It turns out that they’re so important that the President-Elect had to do a walk of shame to their office for the interview.

6. Russia pretty much admitted it hacked the Democrats and Donald Trump Jr. had meetings with them in October.

Since Trump’s election, the Russian government admitted that it was communicating with the Trump campaign in the lead up to the election. Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov acknowledged that “there were contacts” with the Trump campaign and that embassy staff met with the campaign.

Sergei Markov, a pro-Kremlin political analyst, was a little more coy. He was excited about Trump’s victory and admitted only “maybe we helped a bit with WikiLeaks.”…

7.  Trump has 74 pending lawsuits after settling Trump University for $25 million…

No president in history has faced quite the brutal onslaught of litigation that Trump does. From accusations of fraud to wrongful termination, sexual harassment on Trump properties and more, Trump may become the only president in history to spend this much time in a courtroom.

By: Alan

Alan Colmes is the publisher of Liberaland.