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How many Dems do you personally know? That was sure as hell not the case with my friends and family during the primaries. Out of 20 or so that expressed their feelings- only one was super pro-Clinton.
BS all you want, I'm speaking for me. What other Dems do I have nothing to do with or don't control. I don't hear anybody talking about this woman in my daily goings except people on the right. She have no relevance, why waste time talking about her. In my city and state, this woman is never in the news about anything, or local papers.
BS all you want, I'm speaking for me. What other Dems do I have nothing to do with or don't control. I don't hear anybody talking about this woman in my daily goings except people on the right. She have no relevance, why waste time talking about her. In my city and state, this woman is never in the news about anything, or local papers.
Lol. She’s in the news always because she is always saying controversial things to stay in the news
The only thing Hillary's loss did for women was to be a galvanizing force that managed to validate every negative stereotype about women that the original suffragettes fought against to win the right to vote.
See what I mean?
You don't get to decide what is best for me and neither does Hillary.
Interesting idea - that women so clearly were outraged at an incompetent, inexperienced, predatory man winning out over a competent, experienced woman that it became a galvanizing force.
Hillary Clinton Ignited a Feminist Movement. By Losing.
By Amy Chozik
Hillary Clinton, the first woman who had a real shot at the presidency, has finally set off a national awakening among women. The only catch? She did it by losing.
In the year since a stoic Mrs. Clinton watched as Donald J. Trump was sworn in as the 45th president, a fervor has swept the country, prompting women’s marches, a record number of female candidates running for office and an outcry about sexual assault at all levels of society.
There will be peace, when those we consent to govern the infrastructure, would get out of the peoples business and quit choosing who will have more government granted privilege and power, than others.
Once government releases us from their bondage and only punishes murders and thieves again, will we get back to harmony.
Yep.
Electoral College was put in there for a reason -- and it isn't going ANYWHERE.
Barak Obama won twice with the system in place, and so did Bill Clinton.
Hillary Clinton lost not because of the electoral college. She lost because she is Hillary Clinton.
^^^^^This. The Electoral College is in place so small pockets of large population don't DICTATE to the entire country. On the state level we are seeing the ramifications of popular vote/mob rule. For example, people in upstate New York are being dictated to by the NYC metro area. They have vastly different political views, yet must abide by what the Far Left Progressive population of NYC, and its suburbs want. The "Safe Act" is one of them. Many other states are going through this same dilemma. Large metro areas are dictating their politics, values, and TAXES onto the rest of the state.
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