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13 Tweets To Offer You Some Comic Relief During This Everlasting Election - Blavity

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People have spent the last 24 to 48 hours "doomscrolling" through their favorite social media sites or frantically watching cable news for some indication of how Election Day would turn out for both parties.  As the results rolled in and defied the expectations of pollsters, the mood online took a very different tone as the night went on.  Thankfully, people brought out some of their best jokes and memes to give us a little laugh while we wait for more finalized results. Here is some of the funniest posts we saw:

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