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It's a perfect capture of a moment in time when basically no one respected or thought that Donald Trump had any business running, let alone winning the presidency.

A few of us respected him, thought he deserved to run, and believed he had a chance at winning all the way from the beginning.

I just can't get enough of this stuff

"Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton attended a event for her staff in New York, in an effort to help them cope with her stunning loss to President-elect Donald Trump. Members of the staff were crying. John Podesta was crying. Bill Clinton was crying. Hillary Clinton hugged mourning members of her squad."

These assholes and a good part of the population need a Midol or something. This crying shit must be playing very well internationally. What a bunch of Poontangsters.

"After somebody sent her some 1,000 red roses, Clinton brought them to the mournful occasion. Clinton explained to staffers that the roses were sent by a group of people “who fight against sexism and racism and homophobia and xenophobia and all of the scary words that we’ve been hearing a lot about. ”

No not scary words we've been hearing about, but shit you invented.

Age ungracefully, and quickly Hillary.

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-...-pity-party-hillary/

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“They were in absolute shock,” said one person who saw Moroccan officials on Wednesday morning.

Oh, I'm on pins and needles obsessing and fretting about what the MOROCCANS think of us. . .

Epic meltdown.
I have heard of butthurt, but Dunham hurts somewhere else?

http://www.breitbart.com/big-h...ilege-trump-victory/

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Dunham continued:

We believed that on November 9, they’d be licking their wounds while we celebrated. It is painful on a cellular level knowing those men got what they wanted, just as it’s painful to know you are hated for daring to ask for what is yours. It’s painful to know that white women, so unable to see the unity of female identity, so unable to look past their violent privilege, and so inoculated with hate for themselves, showed up to the polls for him, too. My voice was literally lost when I woke up, squeaky and raw, and I ached in the places that make me a woman, the places where I’ve been grabbed so carelessly, the places we are struggling to call our own.

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"After somebody sent her some 1,000 red roses, Clinton brought them to the mournful occasion. Clinton explained to staffers that the roses were sent by a group of people “who fight against sexism and racism and homophobia and xenophobia and all of the scary words that we’ve been hearing a lot about. ”

I wonder who sent them the flowers:

Qatar?

Saudi Arabia?

China?



Wow, these stories of weeping liberals just make me all the more happy. Cry cry cry. Reading the history books, I see many reactions from people faced with opposition (Pearl Harbor, The Alamo, The Western Front in WWI, Bastogne in WWII, Tarawa, Iwo, Guadalcanal, 9/11, etc). NONE of them were able to prevail and overcome their obstacles by crying.

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Originally posted by a1abdj:

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It's a perfect capture of a moment in time when basically no one respected or thought that Donald Trump had any business running, let alone winning the presidency.

A few of us respected him, thought he deserved to run, and believed he had a chance at winning all the way from the beginning.

Yep, that is true. I was not one of those and about halfway thru the primaries about dumped him for good. Still not anyone I would personally hang out with or associate with, but that's not what I base my vote on. Looking at the numbers and vote totals I don't think any of the other republicans running in the primaries would have won. No way to know for sure, but I don't see any of them able to pull off what Trump did. Gotta give credit where it is due.

Just try to imagine had Trump lost seeing the likes of Rudy Giuliani, Ben Carson, Sheriff David Clark , Chris Christie, Katrina Pierson, Eric and Don Jr., General Mike Flynn, and I can go on and on, crying like these pansies are.

Thank God the adults are now back in charge.

Has any one gone to President Elect Donald Trump's Great Again website to share your ideas? I have.

Here is your chance to share your ideas that will help "Make America Great Again".

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Originally posted by BamaJeepster:
Yep, that is true. I was not one of those and about halfway thru the primaries about dumped him for good. Still not anyone I would personally hang out with or associate with, but that's not what I base my vote on. Looking at the numbers and vote totals I don't think any of the other republicans running in the primaries would have won. No way to know for sure, but I don't see any of them able to pull off what Trump did. Gotta give credit where it is due.

Yeah, I swung his way early and voted for him in the primaries because it became extremely obvious that he was the best only horse in the race. And I had no problem with the way he ran his campaign, because throughout every single controversy, he came out undamaged. The cat had nine lives.

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. . .Poontangsters. . .

He he he. Consider that stolen and added to my vocabulary.

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Originally posted by colomtn:
Has any one gone to President Elect Donald Trump's Great Again website to share your ideas? I have.

Here is your chance to share your ideas that will help "Make America Great Again".

Nice, and I did submit something.

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Originally posted by Balzé Halzé:
Sheriff David Clark

I'm sorry, but Sheriff Clarke needs to put away the Just For Men and lose the stupid looking cowboy hats (he was born and raised in Milwaukee for crying out loud). He just looks too ridiculous to be taken seriously.

Is that shallow of me? Probably, but it's still true.

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Originally posted by sdy:

“They were in absolute shock,” said one person who saw Moroccan officials on Wednesday morning.

Oh, I'm on pins and needles obsessing and fretting about what the MOROCCANS think of us. . .

And that China and India can possibly lecture us on changes needed to combat GW--two societies that have to rely on fossil fuels to meet their own energy needs.

Gustofer, I LIKE Sheriff Clarke's cowboy hats (especially the black leather one), and couldn't care less what skin/hair care products he uses--I like the inner man.

flashguy

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Originally posted by lbj:
Epic meltdown.
I have heard of butthurt, but Dunham hurts somewhere else?

http://www.breitbart.com/big-h...ilege-trump-victory/

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Dunham continued:

We believed that on November 9, they’d be licking their wounds while we celebrated. It is painful on a cellular level knowing those men got what they wanted, just as it’s painful to know you are hated for daring to ask for what is yours. It’s painful to know that white women, so unable to see the unity of female identity, so unable to look past their violent privilege, and so inoculated with hate for themselves, showed up to the polls for him, too. My voice was literally lost when I woke up, squeaky and raw, and I ached in the places that make me a woman, the places where I’ve been grabbed so carelessly, the places we are struggling to call our own.

Isnt she the one who was blabbing months ago that "Her genitals dont define her gender"?

But it seems now that her gentials define her as a democrat. How interesting.

Ive heard more cognitive things come from my dogs ass.

The Democrats self-destructed. They didn't commit suicide, exactly, because there was no such intention. They simply became so corrupt, so dominated by corruption led by the Clintons, that they nominated the candidate most certain to be defeated, Hillary Clinton. The race was so close that it is easy to imagine that Joe Biden, or Bernie Sanders, might have won.

Instead, even the inner-workings of the party itself were plagued with corruption, so that Debbie Wasserman Schultz made sure that no matter what happened in the primaries, the nomination would go to the boss pulling her strings, Hillary Clinton.

So it goes with corruption. Ultimately, it consumes itself. The Corleones destroy themselves. Kay aborts Michael's baby. Michael kills his own brother. The Democrat Party engineers its own defeat.

I haven't seen this video posted yet. If it has been, my apologies. Very well made points.

I'm not sure how to imbed videos, so here's a link.

Erick85,

Love it when she says "special snowflake!" hahahahahahahaha

And to embed use this utility: http://www.karmanator.com/embed.pl




Link to original video: https://youtu.be/Z-IhRL8OwO4?l...lCxK-cGN-9xEnnbsWkJ2

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Originally posted by lbj:
Epic meltdown.
I have heard of butthurt, but Dunham hurts somewhere else?

http://www.breitbart.com/big-h...ilege-trump-victory/

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Dunham continued:

We believed that on November 9, they’d be licking their wounds while we celebrated. It is painful on a cellular level knowing those men got what they wanted, just as it’s painful to know you are hated for daring to ask for what is yours. It’s painful to know that white women, so unable to see the unity of female identity, so unable to look past their violent privilege, and so inoculated with hate for themselves, showed up to the polls for him, too. My voice was literally lost when I woke up, squeaky and raw, and I ached in the places that make me a woman, the places where I’ve been grabbed so carelessly, the places we are struggling to call our own.

A journalist has revealed that Dunham didn't even vote for Clinton, and was then fired for it. There are some questions (whether it's the correct Dunham), but it does seem legit after a brief review...

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