Yes, We Cost Hillary The Election. You're Welcome.

[Tom Joad]

I love this article. This article is awesome!

http://www.newslogue.com/debate/111

The Democrats have been so aggressive in their mad rush to blame Clinton's loss on everyone from Jill Stein to James Comey to millennials to racism to a vast global conspiracy between Trump, Putin, WikiLeaks, the FBI, the Illuminati, and Skeletor from He-Man, that in response to that aggression a lot of people have been instinctively refusing to take responsibility for her loss.

I say the hell with that. Yes, people like me absolutely helped kill Hillary Clinton's run for the White House. Of course we did. Why deny it? It was the right thing to do.

Yes we refused to support a woman with an extensive history of pushing for disastrous acts of military aggression at every opportunity who was showing every sign of bringing us into a world war with a nuclear superpower and its allies, and our lack of support cost her the election. You're welcome. Pick a less psychotic candidate next time.

I don't know what kind of president Donald Trump will be, but I've got a very good idea of what kind of president Hillary Clinton would have been. That's why I never supported her.

Yes, we we Bernie-or-busters cost the Democrats the election with our refusal to support their horrible candidate. And if they don't change their ways and change them drastically, we will gleefully do it again. And again and again and again. We're not taking your crap anymore.

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[Pio1980]

Revenge, regardless of consequences. That's what this election has been.

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[Tom Joad]

Originally Posted by Pio1980

Revenge, regardless of consequences. That's what this election has been.

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Peace with Russia instead of military confrontation are some consequences I can live with.

[donquixote99]

The election was close enough that ALL claims of credit and/or assignments of blame are plausible.

[Tom Joad]

Originally Posted by donquixote99

The election was close enough that ALL claims of credit and/or assignments of blame are plausible.

True enough.

But there are some indicators.

Of what, I'm not sure.

For example, what do you say contributed to Trump winning your home state of Ohio by 9 points, when Romney lost to Obama by 2 in 2012? That's quite a turnaround. 11 points.

[ZeroJunk]

Originally Posted by Tom Joad

True enough.

But there are some indicators.

Of what, I'm not sure.

For example, what do you say contributed to Trump winning your home state of Ohio by 9 points, when Romney lost to Obama by 2 in 2012? That's quite a turnaround. 11 points.

I'm just a moron and I can tell you. When was the last time you heard the campaign even mention the working middle class. Headlines were LGBT, Latinos, Black lives matter. And, if you mentioned what about us you were called whatever the derogatory term of the day was.

[Tom Joad]

Originally Posted by ZeroJunk

I'm just a moron and I can tell you. When was the last time you heard the campaign even mention the working middle class. Headlines were LGBT, Latinos, Black lives matter. And, if you mentioned what about us you were called whatever the derogatory term of the day was.

Lot of truth in that.

Including the part about you being a moron.

[ZeroJunk]

Originally Posted by Tom Joad

Lot of truth in that.

Including the part about you being a moron.

LOL, I don't think anybody is likely to accuse you of being a genius.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by ZeroJunk

I'm just a moron and I can tell you. When was the last time you heard the campaign even mention the working middle class. Headlines were LGBT, Latinos, Black lives matter. And, if you mentioned what about us you were called whatever the derogatory term of the day was.

Ever listen to one of Bernie's stump speeches?

Just sayin'.

[Rajoo]

Originally Posted by Boreas

Ever listen to one of Bernie's stump speeches?

Just sayin'.

Capitalists do not listen to speeches from Communists.