Valerie Jarrett: Donald Trump's win was a 'soul crushing' 'punch to the stomach'
Awwwww....cry me a river

thanks to Obama's magnanimous demeanor, everyone's getting along
So, you should probably celebrate when she says that the election of Donald Trump was "soul crushing."“Obviously, we were surprised by the outcome of the election. It kind of was like — I’m not sure what the right analogy would be — but like a punch in the stomach, let’s say. Soul-crushing might be another description. But that’s the democracy that we have. The people get to decide and the elections matter and we have to get about the business of doing our job.”Fortunately - or unfortunately, depending on your perspective - things have gotten a lot better since November. Jarrett says that thanks to Obama's magnanimous demeanor, everyone's getting along. Obama, she says "sets the tone and he’s upbeat. He’s excited about what we’ve accomplished. And so, I think the mood is a lot better today than it was the day after the election, that’s for sure.”
She, her boss, and what’s left of her soul, will be gone in 42 days
She also thinks that Trump's supposed admiration for Obama is helping to smooth things over. “I understand why he likes him,” she says. “I guess I wish he’d gotten to know him sooner and had spent some time with him. I also think it reflects on President Obama’s attitude, which is he’s being very open and available and accessible.” Phew. It would appear that President Obama is just so wonderful that Jarrett's soul has been un-crushed. She, her boss, and what’s left of her soul, will be gone in 42 days.Read next: Discovering Donald Trump's Vision of Leadership Ultimately Rooted in Natural Law
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