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FATCAT
27 minutes ago, LePetitMonstr said:

Tell that Bernie supporters. They keep pointing fingers. Literally more annoying than Trump supporters at this point.

Well, they had a populist option that polled higher than her or Trump, pulled out primary victories in states that lean democrat (an upset in MICHIGAN the state that Clinton lost), he had enthusiasm, honesty, a legacy of policy and the career to prove it.

They've been telling the DNC, Clinton, everyone for the past year that Clinton vs. Trump would turn out this way, and yet, the DNC colluded with the Clintons to nominate an unpopular and scandalous choice. You can't blame them for saying "I told you so" when you didn't listen to begin with.

We've been told to shut up this entire election, and if people would have listened, we wouldn't be paying the price for Trump.

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3 minutes ago, FATCAT said:

Well, they had a populist option that polled higher than her or Trump, pulled out primary victories in states that lean democrat (an upset in MICHIGAN the state that Clinton lost), he had enthusiasm, honesty, a legacy of policy and the career to prove it.

They've been telling the DNC, Clinton, everyone for the past year that Clinton vs. Trump would turn out this way, and yet, the DNC colluded with the Clintons to nominate an unpopular and scandalous choice. You can't blame them for saying "I told you so" when you didn't listen to begin with.

We've been told to shut up this entire election, and if people would have listened, we wouldn't be paying the price for Trump.

Ok. But I thought that politics was all about compromise. Voting for Hillary=Compromise. Whats the point of voting for third candidates, like most Bernie supporters did? Now because of that, both Bernie and Hillary supporters lost. 

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FATCAT
1 minute ago, LePetitMonstr said:

Ok. But I thought that politics was all about compromise. Voting for Hillary=Compromise. Whats the point of voting for third candidates, like most Bernie supporters did? Now because of that, both Bernie and Hillary supporters lost. 

If all third party candidates would have voted for Clinton, she'd have pulled ahead in a few states, but you have to realize that the third party candidate that got 2% in a lot of places, Gary Johnson, was NOT getting votes from Far-left bernie supporters, Johnson was stealing republican trump voters. If you give her all of Jill Steins (really small amount) of voters, we're still where we are now.

Bernie supporters still supported Hillary, but Hillary wasn't strong enough to hold on to the blue wall.

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1 hour ago, PartySick said:

We'll try. Like it or not, Trump will be our president...

However, if he thinks we're not going to treat him the same way he and others treated Obama for the last eight years, he has another thing coming. We're going to give him and his administration hell 'cause that's exactly what he deserves.

I'm still looking on the bright side a bit. In four years, we'll hopefully have a progressive rebound.

Warren 2020, perhaps? 

We're all Stronger Together!
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River

We are already divided and it's not our fault

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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I can't help but think of that one movie with those panicking lady chickens, trapped in a cottage, waiting for the nasty lady which came for them one by one, chopped em up. That's how I picture you people making these threads. :rip:

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Stefani328
1 hour ago, PartySick said:

We'll try. Like it or not, Trump will be our president...

However, if he thinks we're not going to treat him the same way he and others treated Obama for the last eight years, he has another thing coming. We're going to give him and his administration hell 'cause that's exactly what he deserves.

I'm still looking on the bright side a bit. In four years, we'll hopefully have a progressive rebound.

I was watching the news and even the reporters looked upset. And their expressions were like this is BS. It was much different when Obama won. And just because he was the first black President. People seemed genuinely happy for him. Its the complete opposite with Trump. People were excited for Obama's Inaugural Address and Inaugural Ball. I want to see people's reactions when this happens. 

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Eighteen

in the words of michelle obama, when they go low, we go high. i'll proudly take the high ground but i am committed more than ever to being more vocal and fighting for what's right, and vocalizing (as best i can) TRUTH in this age where untruth perseveres. 

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JustYouandI
2 hours ago, TropicOfCANCER said:

too soon.

I'm extremely bitter about this election outcome. donald is not the typical republican and this country is going to regress. In time, as we see how donald performs, perhaps there is a place and time in which unity can be found, but i see this election driving a further wedge between conservatives and liberals, and quite frankly, i welcome it.

Yap. 

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JustYouandI
2 hours ago, Delusional Aura said:

You do realize it's not us who are publicly hateful right? We are the ones that is gonna still be attacked from Trump supporters now that they've won. 

Racism and discrimination in America is going to go full up now. All the ignorant, racists and offensive americans have the support of their president who is the biggest bigot of all.

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