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Himeros26

why is she just tweeting instead of getting out and being pro active like the good sis Bernie who's nomination she stole? no tea

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25 minutes ago, Aleksey Yurievich said:

Because America, unlike most of the word, is not a unitary country and each states represents its own values. Delegates from Texas couldn't care less what delegates from California want. And vice versa

And that's the problem with our country, even though it's in our name, the thing is we aren't united at all. Things like abortion that's legal in one state but illegal in another is wrong, and in my opinion all state law makers should get together and pass laws (along side the president, Congress and Supreme Court) to have the law of the land. And hell some states can succed and survive of their own if they could.

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6 minutes ago, Himeros26 said:

why is she just tweeting instead of getting out and being pro active like the good sis Bernie who's nomination she stole? no tea

She has a delicate game to play. If she got out and joined protests and other demonstrations, that might undermine them. People would say she's just being a "sore loser". The most she can do without causing too much issue is to voice her opinion from the sidelines which is exactly what she's doing :happy:

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Whispering
12 hours ago, Himeros26 said:

why is she just tweeting instead of getting out and being pro active like the good sis Bernie who's nomination she stole? no tea

Five million more people voted for Hillary, that isn't stealing anything.

Bernie us a member of Congress and did not run against Trump in the general election. The person that gets defeated always disappears from the public eye and public discussion to support the peaceful transition of power. Hillary is doing what everyone before her has done, putting country before party. She knows it is important that the country unites. 

Bernie is in a position where vocal opposition is expected and accepted. Obama and Hillary are not. 

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9 hours ago, Whispering said:

Five million more people voted for Hillary, that isn't stealing anything.

Bernie us a member of Congress and did not run againstbTrump in the general election. The person that gets defeated always disappears from the public eye and public discussion to support the peaceful transition of power. Hillary is doing what everyone before her has done, putting country before party. She knows it is important that the country unites. 

Bernie is in a position where vocal opposition is expected and accepted. Obama and Hillary are not. 

Tell it sis!  :staymad:

 

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Fame IV
12 hours ago, Himeros26 said:

why is she just tweeting instead of getting out and being pro active like the good sis Bernie who's nomination she stole? no tea

You could ask why the President of the USA is tweeting too, instead of studying to become more educated about the issues and moral values of the american society.

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Himeros26
6 minutes ago, Same DNA said:

You could ask why the President of the USA is tweeting too, instead of studying to become more educated about the issues and moral values of the american society.

Did I defend that trash cheeto in any way, shape, or form? 🤔 Didn't think so.

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13 hours ago, Aleksey Yurievich said:

Delusional Hillary supporters are still wining about the popular vote. This is beyond pathetic. The purpose of this election was to win ELECTORAL COLLEGE and Trump campaigned very wisely. Plus, all these 3 million votes come from California, a state which doesn't reflect the values of the majority of Americans.      

Doesnt change the fact that its a flawed system

 

The President is president of all not individual counties or states which means that popular vote should count

 

That would be hard to do with seats in the house...

 

But since under your system the President isnt necessairily always from the dominant party of seats, the popular vote could easily work

 

Here in Canada for example it could never work since its more party oriented and the Prime Minister is simply the leader of which ever party wins. Theres no independants

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Born To Slay
9 hours ago, Whispering said:

Five million more people voted for Hillary, that isn't stealing anything.

Bernie us a member of Congress and did not run againstbTrump in the general election. The person that gets defeated always disappears from the public eye and public discussion to support the peaceful transition of power. Hillary is doing what everyone before her has done, putting country before party. She knows it is important that the country unites. 

Bernie is in a position where vocal opposition is expected and accepted. Obama and Hillary are not. 

I don't think it's putting country before party, it's putting tradition before country. The peaceful transition has happened, now is the time for the resistance to Trump. I'm happy Clinton has spoken out now and I hope she begins to get more active. 

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14 hours ago, Morphine Prince said:

I'm glad she said something. I know she's very professional but she should speak out more. 

The majority voted for her. 

It's better for the Democrats. She's so hated that anything she says could be counter-productive. Hating her was the only thing that kept his fanbase together.

 

rumor has it she wants to become mayor of NYC. She'll get to decide over Trump tower :gaysia:

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21 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

I don't think it's putting country before party, it's putting tradition before country. The peaceful transition has happened, now is the time for the resistance to Trump. I'm happy Clinton has spoken out now and I hope she begins to get more active. 

The peaceful transition is an ongoing process. It just started. It's only been a week! 

Do you not think that Obama disagrees with the majority of the decisions in the past week? Why do you think we haven't heard from him? It is because at this point, resistance from certain people would do more harm than good. Thankfully, they are wise enough to know that is the case. 

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Born To Slay
Just now, Whispering said:

The peaceful transition is an ongoing process. It just started. It's only been a week! 

Do you not think that Obama disagrees with the majority of the decisions in the past week? Why do you think we haven't heard from him? It is because at this point, resistance from certain people would do more harm than good. Thankfully, they are wise enough to know that is the case. 

How long do they have to wait?

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En_Sabah_Nur
4 minutes ago, Born To Slay said:

How long do they have to wait?

 Al Gore lost back in 2000 against Bush & you never heard from him (politically) again until last year when he came out & endorsed Hillary...  :giveup:

 

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Whispering
Just now, Born To Slay said:

How long do they have to wait?

Unless there is impending threat of a nuclear war, I wouldn't expect to see much from either. Maybe during a second term, if there is a second term. Maybe some during the election in three years, but only with Obama then. 

Looking back at history, this is how former Presidents and candidates have supported the country. 

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Born To Slay
4 minutes ago, En_Sabah_Nur said:

 Al Gore lost back in 2000 against Bush & you never heard from him (politically) again until last year when he came out & endorsed Hillary...  

 

He criticized the Bush administration multiple times during its run

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