Do you feel sorry for Hillary?

[justNancy]

Originally Posted by jm1982

I don't feel sorry for her. She's done a lot of bad things and didn't deserve to be President.

So has Donald Trump, many more "bad things."

I think there was so much hate thrown at Clinton that I was surprised she did so well, although I was fooled (like most people) by the polls and really thought she'd win. The increase in insurance premiums and the Comey letter just before the election, combined with all the accusations against her husband, certainly didn't help her. As of today's numbers, she did win the popular vote by over 200,000. There's nothing that can convince me Trump is more qualified, however, he will surround himself with a lot of intelligent, knowledgeable people who will advise him.

One comforting thought is that Trump does not like to fail, so he might actually listen to them and surprise us! Only time will tell if his enormous ego will overrule his common sense. Let's try to be positive.

[Salmonburgher]

Originally Posted by Seacove

I do, very much. She knew how historic it would be. She appreciated how historic it would be.

Electing a lobster would have been historic, too. I can appreciate just how historic electing a lobster would be.

That doesn't make it a good idea to elect a lobster.

[Yeledaf]

Originally Posted by justNancy

Only time will tell if his enormous ego will overrule his common sense.

Which is an accurate description of Obama's tattered legacy.

[WaldoKitty]

Originally Posted by Old Gringo

Your posts indicated you needed a reminder.

I'm hurt by this Old Gringo.

[WannaliveinGreenville]

The one that got away...




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[AprilAries]

No, I really can't say I do, though I did like her positive concession speech where we saw a more vulnerable side to her. Despite being qualified and having more political experience than Trump I think people voted with their gut instinct, which for a lot of us is that she's not trustworthy. Everything that has come out has shown that she abused her power and her duty as a public servant to the American people, and people came out to stand between her and the White House.

[snowmountains]

Originally Posted by justNancy

So has Donald Trump, many more "bad things."

Is anyone feeling sorry for Trump now?

(and I'm not sure about the "more" in your sentence)

[Old Gringo]

Originally Posted by WaldoKitty

I'm hurt by this Old Gringo.

You're so sensitive, Kitty. I thought you were a tough cookie.