As families gather around their dining room tables this Thanksgiving, it’s regrettable that some seats won’t be taken because Trump Derangement Syndrome won’t permit its victims to break bread and count their blessings with relatives and friends who don’t share their irrational hatred of once and future President Donald Trump.
The hilarious account Libs of TikTok is replete with videos of TDS sufferers continuing to hyperventilate about Trump’s imminent return to the White House and their unwillingness to give it a rest, even for two or three hours to share a traditional Thanksgiving holiday repast.
They’ve essentially disowned family members and friends who committed the unforgivable sin of voting for Orange Man Bad.
Perhaps those being shunned should be thankful those mentally addled relatives will spare them the grief.
With or without them, however, there’s much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
The following, in no particular order, are some things we should all give thanks for—and not just on Thanksgiving, but every day from now on and particularly beginning next Jan. 20: