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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: No You Cant : Why Im Still Crying Over Hillary Clintons Loss. [View all]Edit history
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Yes, I feel the same. More than 50 years fighting this sh*t and it's still has power over us.
SharonAnn
Dec 2016
#4
What still gets me is that I have NEVER seen a woman in politics spoken to the way he did to her
adigal
Dec 2016
#6
It wasn't the powerful man that they liked. It was the man who talked trash to the
Squinch
Dec 2016
#20
That anyone would buy into the crazy Pizza story and Clinton death count crap....
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#151
Ironically, if white women had all simply not voted, Hillary would be president
progree
Dec 2016
#58
That white male statistic really needs to be viewed in comparison to its usual Dem vs Repug number.
JudyM
Dec 2016
#80
And the white female statistic -- a 9 point, 52-43 margin of Trump over Clinton -- needs to be
progree
Dec 2016
#92
So you've bought into the trendy and popular, yet unsupported spins by the McCarthyites as well?
LanternWaste
Dec 2016
#130
Excellent point. People are forgetting how popular she was before she ran for president
StevieM
Dec 2016
#11
That was what I was referring to. HRC finished up as Secretary of State with sky high job approval
StevieM
Dec 2016
#18
Yes, I remember that. Media cooperated at that time--I remember plenty
BlancheSplanchnik
Dec 2016
#110
I still cry . . . a little every day. I just can't believe that people I know voted for that orange
Liberal In Red State
Dec 2016
#43
I have not cried much since the first week, because I have no one to cry with. I'll try the 101...
Hekate
Dec 2016
#46
I have similar stories. Almost all the women I have known have told me of abuse and
demigoddess
Dec 2016
#53
And yet, the fascist-elect won with the votes of a lot of Republican women???
RiverStone
Dec 2016
#60
I know there are women in my family who voted for him who are manipulated by FOX News.
SleeplessinSoCal
Dec 2016
#69
That's a pretty heavy decision to make when you're feeling the raw emotions of a tough election.
JudyM
Dec 2016
#83
As much as you believe the feelings of thousands, millions of women are wrong
BainsBane
Dec 2016
#102
So Teachout and Feingold as well as polls indicating terrorism and immigration don't matter?
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#129
Agreed, but the pioneers pay the price so that their successors will kick the barriers down.
CBHagman
Dec 2016
#133
I think you are discounting the effect of the media handling of Clinton's campaign
fallrey
Dec 2016
#154