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Darn. How did I miss the Golden Globe Awards?
But then again, do you miss something when you never planned to watch them in the first place?
It's February 2021, just a few weeks into the Oprah Winfrey Administration, and, far from healing America's divides, it turns out that President Winfrey has only deepened them.
Hundreds of thousands of Americans who had voted to re-elect President Donald Trump take to the streets in mass protests in dozens of American cities, wearing white "Keep America Great" hats, carrying "Resist!" signs, and driving pickup trucks with gun racks and bumper stickers that say "Not My President." These volunteer activists push Republican Congressmen and senators to vote against every single one of Winfrey's cabinet nominees and judicial picks — even the ones with the most mainstream credentials. They refer to themselves as "the resistance," spending their spare minutes on cell phones, speed-dialing Congressional offices to urge them to oppose the Winfrey agenda and Facebooking thinly sourced stories about the possibility of drastic policy reversals.