I have been thinking all day about what just happened, looking at the demoralization of a lot of the Q followers and anons alike over losing the House. Been a little down too. I'm sure Q and the gang are more than a little frustrated with the non-shills of us that get down whenever something doesn't go the way we think it will.

To be honest, this whole thing reminds me of the American militia under General Washington during the first years of the War for Independence. Must stuck with Washington through those hard years, while not seeing much progress towards winning the war. Morale was low, to be sure, and many questioned the cause of liberty.

What turned it around was the crossing of the Delaware and the absolute routing of the Hessian forces. As small a victory as it was, it greatly boosted morale among the troops, and I would contend was the catalyst that turned things around in the eyes of the troops.

Q, if you're reading this, know that those of us who've stuck with you over the past year will more than likely keep following you. We are a bit demoralized right now, but I believe that we won't abandon you. It would be nice to have a "crossing-the-Delaware" moment very soon, and maybe with Sessions stepping down your fixing to deliver us just that. Just putting out there what many of us are thinking and feeling right now.