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Originally Posted by Cali Doll
I keep waking up, watching CNN. I'm going to be freaking exhausted tomorrow!
I get so emotional when I think about this long journey and how hard HRC fought. She battled so much vitriol, lies, hatred, abuse--and here she is.
I pray she wins tomorrow. Love trumps hate.
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"watching CNN"
LOL
how hard she fought? You mean, she was fighting from her bed while Trump was on a 3 rally per day schedule on an almost 7 day a week basis. No contest who worked harder, no contest who wanted it more.
The only thing Hillary battled were truths about her crimes, people weren't paying operatives to cause violence at her rallies or make up lies about sexual assault.
Also, no comment on her behavior on election night, sore loser central, hiding and never giving a concession speech after she unloaded on Trump for not admitting he would accept the results. No comment on her hiding and then coming out the other day whining about 'fake news'
What a total and utter disaster, everything about her campaign and this last few months has been a nightmare that america just wanted to end.
Yes, so much LUUUUUUV in the Clinton campaign, so much global love, paid operatives, you heard how she spoke about the American people, you saw how her thug scott foval spoke about the american people, you saw how her 'people' were colluding with CNN to fix the election and it goes on and on and on.
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During the campaign, Bill warned her not to ignore the people in the Rust Belt who ended up handing Trump the election, yet Hillary couldn't be bothered....as if paying attention to probably the most talented politician of his generation, who also happens to be your husband, wouldn't make any sense. She didn't go to Wisconsin even once after the convention.
