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BlancheSplanchnik

(20,219 posts)
110. Yes, I remember that. Media cooperated at that time--I remember plenty
Thu Dec 8, 2016, 11:55 AM
Dec 2016

Of positive press. And press is what we really rely on here in the land of media facilitated appearances.

Also, I don't get why no one here is counting in Russian and down-home-GOPee hacking, manipulation, suppression, and all of that.

Nearly 3million votes for Hillary not counted? There's a lot more support for her among the ppl than we're Accounting for.

And never forget. Women are just WhiteTara Dec 2016 #1
So it seems BainsBane Dec 2016 #2
This sheshe2 Dec 2016 #87
Until we stop being 10's lapucelle Dec 2016 #77
Oh trust me, a Pussy is a Pussy WhiteTara Dec 2016 #108
You're probably right. The French have a saying lapucelle Dec 2016 #111
Yep. WhiteTara Dec 2016 #112
I feel let down bravenak Dec 2016 #3
It's been hard BainsBane Dec 2016 #5
I envy you that you are at acceptance. Amimnoch Dec 2016 #23
I've had my moments BainsBane Dec 2016 #38
Acceptance is not the correct word. jack69 Dec 2016 #74
Charles Blow's columns in the new York Times are inspirational!! Look them up! Akamai Dec 2016 #82
You sound like me bravenak Dec 2016 #81
That's a real shame. cwydro Dec 2016 #103
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2016 #137
I am having a hard time handmade34 Dec 2016 #90
I am nowhere near acceptance. lark Dec 2016 #115
Trump is so much worse than Bush BainsBane Dec 2016 #117
I have to totally agree. lark Dec 2016 #119
I was in shock, no one expected this and the fact that people yuiyoshida Dec 2016 #106
I absolutely and truly hate every single person who voted for drumpf. lark Dec 2016 #118
yeh...i am glad I feel safe in yuiyoshida Dec 2016 #120
If it weren't for my parents getting old and frail, I never would have left CA. lark Dec 2016 #128
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
Yes, it seems both sexes admire powerful men but resent powerful women. SunSeeker Dec 2016 #19
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
Yes, it seems both sexes admire powerful men but resent powerful women. Angry Dragon Dec 2016 #32
Isn't it about time we get over thinking that"going to church" stopbush Dec 2016 #62
There are a few churches jack69 Dec 2016 #70
It is time to call out jack69 Dec 2016 #71
The meaning of Jesus Christ? stopbush Dec 2016 #78
Amen Ligyron Dec 2016 #91
I'm not even a Christian, and I disagree with that. Silver Gaia Dec 2016 #131
Plus 1000 Hekate Dec 2016 #140
Oh wow! Yes to this: Madam45for2923 Dec 2016 #7
Men and Women of Color voted for Hillary. Yavin4 Dec 2016 #8
You're relentless with this BainsBane Dec 2016 #10
I'm relentless because it's the truth. Yavin4 Dec 2016 #15
Your claim is the white women's vote decided the election BainsBane Dec 2016 #34
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
Some are BainsBane Dec 2016 #95
Your "logic" is baffling. Why would you let white men spooky3 Dec 2016 #54
White women didn't support their own race/gender for president. Instead... Yavin4 Dec 2016 #64
Why do men have any less of an obligation to spooky3 Dec 2016 #67
Why not just direct it to people that voted for Trump whopis01 Dec 2016 #61
Avoiding the truth hurts the cause. Yavin4 Dec 2016 #65
Most of those 51% would likely support a Republican woman for president BainsBane Dec 2016 #96
What are the splits with White women Yavin4 Dec 2016 #99
It wasn't because she was a woman, it was because she was Hillary. SlimJimmy Dec 2016 #121
How about looking at what prompts you to call her BainsBane Dec 2016 #126
Maybe it's not me that needs to look in the mirror. SlimJimmy Dec 2016 #143
What facts? BainsBane Dec 2016 #145
Yes, I read those policy positions. Same old tired stuff. SlimJimmy Dec 2016 #146
So you've bought into the trendy and popular, yet unsupported spins by the McCarthyites as well? LanternWaste Dec 2016 #130
No, I bought into the truth. I watche her campaign. SlimJimmy Dec 2016 #142
she is the most popular woman in the world until mopinko Dec 2016 #9
Excellent point. People are forgetting how popular she was before she ran for president StevieM Dec 2016 #11
Even after her first run BainsBane Dec 2016 #12
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
same thing happened when she ran for senate. mopinko Dec 2016 #16
I think we know who to thank for all the negatives about Hillary. leftofcool Dec 2016 #40
honestly, it is a long list. mopinko Dec 2016 #50
The world doesnt much matter quakerboy Dec 2016 #84
true but mopinko Dec 2016 #104
Negative press came first, at a guess quakerboy Dec 2016 #144
the arkansas project came first. mopinko Dec 2016 #149
Yup quakerboy Dec 2016 #152
Retired politicians are popular, including men. NT Eric J in MN Dec 2016 #100
I still cry. A couple times a week. trueblue2007 Dec 2016 #13
This... sheshe2 Dec 2016 #14
remember where hate springs from barbtries Dec 2016 #29
Thanks for this, barbtries. sheshe2 Dec 2016 #30
of course sheshe2 barbtries Dec 2016 #35
YES! MontanaMama Dec 2016 #68
Thank you, BB.. Cha Dec 2016 #17
I honestly haven't had much time to process all the emotions. Starry Messenger Dec 2016 #21
I haven't really cried BainsBane Dec 2016 #41
I love this piece ismnotwasm Dec 2016 #22
i'm still grieving. hillary spent her DesertFlower Dec 2016 #24
I'm still grieving too oldtime dfl_er Dec 2016 #25
I am not a woman but I also took this loss personally Gothmog Dec 2016 #26
. BainsBane Dec 2016 #27
i'm hoping that when we go march in DC on 21 Jan, barbtries Dec 2016 #33
I am the mother of two sons, Gothmog mcar Dec 2016 #57
Thank you. Silver Gaia Dec 2016 #132
Pantsuit Nation has saved me emotionally ismnotwasm Dec 2016 #28
Pantsuit Nation is fantastic BainsBane Dec 2016 #31
Yeah the nonsense that gets posted here is nothing like the reality ismnotwasm Dec 2016 #42
Everytime I look at her I cry and say what could have been. hrmjustin Dec 2016 #36
I will never forget and I will never BlueMTexpat Dec 2016 #37
the bar was higher for Hillary than all previous candidates combined Skittles Dec 2016 #39
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
Thank you, BB. brer cat Dec 2016 #44
Male, here. And this post hits me hard. byronius Dec 2016 #45
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
Thank you for sharing this, Hekate. pnwmom Dec 2016 #49
I have similar stories. Almost all the women I have known have told me of abuse and demigoddess Dec 2016 #53
I think of the second debate BainsBane Dec 2016 #98
K&R tallahasseedem Dec 2016 #47
Yes. Because it means that even the most despicable, least qualified, vilest pnwmom Dec 2016 #48
How come other countries can have female leaders, but not us? Ghost OF Trotsky Dec 2016 #51
The loss will never be regained; the injury will never heal. NBachers Dec 2016 #52
It hits me like that too mcar Dec 2016 #55
There certainly was sexism and misogyny tenisfin Dec 2016 #56
It has been said that depression is anger turned inward. apcalc Dec 2016 #59
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
any Woman? rtracey Dec 2016 #94
Thank you for this thread fallrey Dec 2016 #63
It really has BainsBane Dec 2016 #86
How many men out there never grew up? SleeplessinSoCal Dec 2016 #66
a heartsick k and r for the truth. niyad Dec 2016 #72
I haven't fully processed everything. JHan Dec 2016 #73
... shenmue Dec 2016 #75
The glass ceiling is now a titanium lid. A big Russian bear sitting on top robbedvoter Dec 2016 #76
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2016 #79
That's a pretty heavy decision to make when you're feeling the raw emotions of a tough election. JudyM Dec 2016 #83
. BainsBane Dec 2016 #88
I am so stunned that this happened... 3catwoman3 Dec 2016 #85
I know the feeling. Took me 1 week to squeeze a few tears robbedvoter Dec 2016 #89
I am not rtracey Dec 2016 #93
I empathize with feeling jimlup Dec 2016 #97
As much as you believe the feelings of thousands, millions of women are wrong BainsBane Dec 2016 #102
Good lord Kolesar Dec 2016 #107
Didn't claim to be jimlup Dec 2016 #109
Your views and experience differ from those of the BainsBane Dec 2016 #124
I agree that gender and race jimlup Dec 2016 #125
So Teachout and Feingold as well as polls indicating terrorism and immigration don't matter? bettyellen Dec 2016 #129
Stay strong! sfwriter Dec 2016 #101
I'm sorry she lost BainsBane GummyBearz Dec 2016 #105
I was happy about my candidate's win. BainsBane Dec 2016 #114
I think you misread my post GummyBearz Dec 2016 #134
Really? I would take a primary loss to this one a million times over kcr Dec 2016 #116
That's something, isn't it? BainsBane Dec 2016 #122
I didn't say any of that GummyBearz Dec 2016 #135
Re: Concerning Men StarzGuy Dec 2016 #113
I don't think sexism and misogyny BainsBane Dec 2016 #123
That's how I feel...like I was slapped in the face. lunamagica Dec 2016 #127
Agreed, but the pioneers pay the price so that their successors will kick the barriers down. CBHagman Dec 2016 #133
Are there any hard data about the impact of the candidates' genders? Jim Lane Dec 2016 #136
That you equate Clinton's email BainsBane Dec 2016 #138
I absolutely do not equate them. Jim Lane Dec 2016 #139
Sorry Jim Lane but you do argue a false equivalency fallrey Dec 2016 #141
Very true BainsBane Dec 2016 #148
The key question is how many votes were SHIFTED. Jim Lane Dec 2016 #150
I think you are discounting the effect of the media handling of Clinton's campaign fallrey Dec 2016 #154
I feel frustrated that again words are being put in my mouth (keyboard) Jim Lane Dec 2016 #155
Last reply on this fallrey Dec 2016 #156
I'll answer your question Jim Lane Dec 2016 #157
I didn't say you wanted to abandon aboriton rights BainsBane Dec 2016 #147
On the night of the election frazzled Dec 2016 #153
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