It’s finally over. The 2024 election has drawn to a close. There is a winner, and it was the most predictable outcome that there was in decades. Donald Trump has won the 2024 presidential election, and it was an undeniable blowout victory.

In the months to come, I expect the dead-enders, however few they may be, to convince us that the votes were tallied wrong, that Trump’s popular vote victory didn’t actually happen, and I expect leftists to pretend that they themselves are actually more in touch with the wishes of the typical American. This would all be cope, and a refusal to accept what is now an undeniable reality.

But for most of us, now that we got the outcome that we sought, it’s time for healing, it’s time to put the bookend on what was one of America’s darkest chapters, and it’s time to move on.

Now that we’ve won the victory, it’s time for us to make it count, which each of us can do in different ways. Many of us still have work to do, and many of us have goals that we’ve wished to accomplish in our lives. And we may now do so knowing that we can do these things in a land that is healing.

We know that the left had other plans, because we have seen them in action. Americans have seen tokenism. We have seen divisiveness. We have seen our heritage as it was being given to those who do not belong here. We have seen a bloated, bureaucratic state steal more and more of our prosperity. We have seen cities fall into disrepair. We have seen sexual deviants strut in the open without any shame. We have seen our children being indoctrinated. We have been called names. We have seen our national character being ruthlessly mocked. We’ve seen institutions weaponized against us. And seeing all this, we answered, “no”.

The halcyon days of the American republic are not behind us, they are ahead. And, at this point, what I’d like to see is for the American people to reconcile with each other, as we have largely begun to do as we came together to decide a clear winner just last night.

It’s time for the American people to celebrate. Well done.