Misogyny Factor in Trump's Election

[Take It Back]

Originally Posted by lisanicole1

WRONG. I am a full time working mother who lives in the suburbs of NYC and I voted for Trump. I would love a woman president, just not that woman. I have no idea where in LI your daughter lives but she may want to think about moving because she must live in the one town in the suburbs of NYC that is backwards. Sorry, but that is the truth.

Well said

[Bitey]

Originally Posted by t206

Sadly the number of voters that went to the pools period was miserably low. About 43% of eligible voters didn't even turn out.

Count me among the 57% who said "I'm not going to bother wasting the franchise on either of these toe rags."

[duster1979]

Originally Posted by t206

Sadly the number of voters that went to the pools period was miserably low. About 43% of eligible voters didn't even turn out.

That's to be expected this time of year. The water is pretty damn cold in November.

[godofthunder9010]

Originally Posted by Freak80

I can empathize.

I didn't like either candidate. Both seemed ruthless, power-hungry, and totally out of touch with ordinary Americans.

Exactly! I voted, but no way was I going to vote for either of those idiots. I voted for Gary Johnson.

Now the media are saying that 3rd party voters are "protest votes" and that they lost the election for Clinton. What a load of crap! Do they honestly believe that people who voted for Gary Johnson, Jill Stein and Evan McMullin would have actually voted for either Trump or Clinton at all?? It'll be the same stupid rhetoric about "throwing your vote away." What we did was refuse to keep buying into the "lesser of two evils" bullcrap and voted for people we actually believe in and respect.

[t206]

Originally Posted by duster1979

That's to be expected this time of year. The water is pretty damn cold in November.

Typical shortsighted CD poster ignoring our friends in Hawaii.

My bad on the typo.