Election Night:
The Republican National Committee was on top of “hundreds” of issues on election night, working quickly with a team of lawyers to solve any possible instances of election malfeasance, and RNC Chairman Michael Whatley provided several examples of what their team did as Americans anxiously awaited the final election results.
College Students:
Reports that several universities across the nation canceled classes and provided safe spaces for students to recover from the presidential election prompted a wave of criticism that these schools aren’t preparing students for the “real world.”
The Missouri State University Family Association made a post about Election Day. Students who were stressed were offered calm jars, coloring pages, and sensory fidgets.
Missouri News:
There is now a chart that shows how each county voted for Amendment 3. You can see how Amendment 3 did by county by clicking here.
MSU is investigating reports that students on its campus have received racist text messages — which largely have been targeting Black students across the U.S. — in the wake of Tuesday’s election.
MSU investigating reports racist text messages sent to students on Springfield campus (Left-Wing Media)
Trump:
When they’re not calling him “Hitler,” Democrats have tried every trick in the book to convince us that former and soon-to-be President Donald Trump is a sexist misogynist who hates women. Trump just proved them all wrong by making his first cabinet appointment for his next term, and it’s an exciting one. Susie Wiles will be the president’s White House chief of staff. Not only that, but she’s also the first woman to ever hold the job.
‘Sexist’ Trump Makes History, Chooses First Female White House Chief of Staff (PJ Media)
Travis Kelce’s social media activity has seemingly struck a chord with some voters who were disappointed in Tuesday’s election results. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end posted a number of pictures to his Instagram on Wednesday, celebrating the team’s undefeated record.
Travis Kelce’s post-election social media post sparks backlash (Fox News)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed on Wednesday that he held a phone call with President-elect Donald Trump shortly after his victory in the 2024 presidential election, applauding Trump’s campaign promise to return America to a prominent geopolitical position.
Zelensky Hails ‘Excellent Call’ with Trump: ‘Unwavering U.S. Leadership Is Vital for the World’ (Breitbart)
