
The idea behind Who Won the Week is to give you the opportunity to select who (or what) you think “won” this past week. Your selection can be anyone or anything — politicians, celebrities, athletes, authors, bloggers, your friends or family members, books, movies, TV shows, businesses, organizations, whatever.
This used to be a weekly prompt, but it’s been almost a month since I last published a Who Won the Week post. Frankly, there hasn’t been much to crow about in my humble opinion. But this week there is. And that winner is sanity.
That’s the good news. The bad news is that the election was a such a close one.
Sanity? In today’s crazy world, when sanity happens, that deserves acknowledgment. But more specifically, sanity this week refers to the voters in Georgia who elected Raphael Warnock to a full term in the U.S. Senate when he beat Trump-endorsed Herschel Walker for the seat in this past week’s runoff election.

Nearly 49% of Georgia voters cast their ballots for a totally unqualified candidate who may not even be a legal resident of their state. Of the more than 3.5 million votes cast, Warnock won by fewer than 100,000 votes. Seriously?
Well, I don’t want to focus on the negative, so I congratulate Senator Warnock on his narrow victory and the sanity of the 51.4% of Georgia voters who voted for him. And Warnock’s victory gives the Democrats a 51–49 majority in the U.S. Senate.
Oh wait…
Arizona’s Democratic Senator Kyrsten Sinema Announces that She’s Leaving the Party to Become an Independent

So who (or what) do you think won the week?
If you want to participate, write your own post designating who you think won the week and why you think they deserve your nod. Then link back to this post and tag you post with FWWTW.
Senator Kyrsten Sinema has been nothing but trouble for the Democrats, so I don’t think she will be missed that much.
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Was anyone really surprised that Sinema went “independent”? At least she didn’t go full GOP. She really IS independent, so despite not having her on our “team,” was she on our team anyway, really?
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Probably not. Just like Joe Manchin, not a “team player.”
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Both were not republicans, so they were democrats. But really? Probably both were always independent — which isn’t bad, but it is very inconvenient.
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Georgia and the nation
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Yeah, the people of Georgia won.
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I can’t get excited about such a tiny margin of victory, though of course it’s better that Warnock won than lost. So many Americans are still voting for lunatic rightwingers, however, which is scary. I guess I’d pick Orion’s smooth splashdown as my winner…
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My hubby, who drove 1200 km,got me safely to all my destinations and didn’t complain about visiting 5 animal destinations in 12 days
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Wow 😎
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Yeah I know
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Way too many votes for Walker still.
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