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Originally posted by Erick85:
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.

Really enjoyed the video Erick, thanks for posting it!

I was definitely depressed after the 2008 and 2012 elections, but had to put on my big-boy pants and go into work on both occasions. No tears involved.

V-Tail,

Back in 2008 and 2012 I woke up in the middle of the night and checked the results. I couldn't sleep afterwards so I simply went to work early. I suspect my story is prettyy common.

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We were too busy pissed off and buying guns and ammo. When the tough gets going, the tough goes shopping

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Originally posted by justjoe:
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.

All good points justjoe and you must also look at the far left's agenda which is to destroy our form of government and replace it with a global society and no national borders. Americans have seen how they stirred up division and racial strife, and also refused to enforce our immigration laws.

After the 2008 election, I got on my knees and I prayed for Obama. I prayed that he would grow into the mantle, mature and moderate his positions.Unfortunately, he was as awful as I had feared.

After 2012, I began to wonder if we had tipped over the edge as a country and whether we could get our values back. I had given up on Zippy by then.

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
I'm just curious.

How many of y'all actually cried after the 2008 or 2012 presidential elections?

How many of y'all gave serious consideration to protest marches, sit-ins, sticks, boycotts, blocking streets or highways, seeking safe places, getting counseling, or any of the other things that so many disappointed HRC supporters are doing?

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
How many of y'all gave serious consideration to protest marches, sit-ins, sticks, boycotts, blocking streets or highways, seeking safe places, getting counseling, or any of the other things that so many disappointed HRC supporters are doing?

I bought guns, magazines and ammunition.

Same here.

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
I'm just curious.

How many of y'all actually cried after the 2008 or 2012 presidential elections?

How many of y'all gave serious consideration to protest marches, sit-ins, sticks, boycotts, blocking streets or highways, seeking safe places, getting counseling, or any of the other things that so many disappointed HRC supporters are doing?

Im against protesting i just dont know to show it.

Ive never cried after any election.

No, no crying here. I went to work, bought a few things, adjusted my plans, basic shit.

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Originally posted by FlyingScot:
I hope agains hope that he can dismantle the incredible bureaucracy of the alphabet agencies. EPA has a place...at 1/10th the size it is now.

That's right, which applies to all of the federal agencies, though in slightly varying degrees.

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Originally posted by wcb6092:

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Originally posted by Jim Shugart:
Several hundred assholes carrying anti-Trump signs and chanting shit just marched down the middle of the (very busy street) in front of my house.

What do these twatwaffles expect to accomplish? Do they think the Donald will say, "OK. Sorry, folks. I didn't know y'all felt that way. Hillary can be the president."

It made me wish for an M60.

Anti-Trump protesters march through Richmond

http://www.richmond.com/news/l...98-2bee1eca437d.html

Another EBT capital.

And thanks, Times-Dispatch for your NON- biased article.

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How many of y'all actually cried after the 2008 or 2012 presidential elections?

2012 election was hard for me. I was pretty depressed. Actually may have never recovered, until 8 Nov 2016.

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Originally posted by oddball:
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We were too busy pissed off and buying guns and ammo. When the tough gets going, the tough goes shopping

I was REALLY pissed off when Obama won, both times.

DEMs are unhappy.

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-...reation-third-party/

Bill Clinton former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich talked about creating a third party if the Democratic Party does not move in a more progressive direction.

“The Democratic Party can no longer be the same; it has been repudiated,” Reich said on a conference call with members from the progressive grassroots group Democracy for America.

“This has been a huge refutation of establishment politics, and the political organization has got to be changed. … If the Democratic Party can’t do it, we’ll do it through a third party.”

The Democratic Party is in an all-out civil war between the more progressive wing of the party and the more corporate wing of the party.

Some in the party are blaming progressives who supported Bernie Sanders for refusing to rally behind Hillary Clinton.

“The Sanders people should be mad at themselves,” said one well-connected Democratic strategist to the Hill. “If they had come out to vote, Donald Trump wouldn’t be president.”

Others say that the corporate wing of the party has to be purged to appeal to more working-class voters.

“Everybody in the building needs to be fired immediately,” Cenk Uygur, the host of the progressive political commentary show The Young Turks, told the Hill.

It is unknown who will lead the Democratic Party as the party looks forward to the midterm elections in 2018 and then the 2020 presidential election.

But one thing Democrats agree on is that they were ineffective at turning out older, working-class voters in states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

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Originally posted by V-Tail:

How many of y'all gave serious consideration to protest marches, sit-ins, sticks, boycotts, blocking streets or highways ... or any of the other things that so many disappointed HRC supporters are doing?

I did. But no one was paying Soros-type money for me to do so.

So, I found an even better paying job and built the ammo fort of my dreams.

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Originally posted by sdy:


“The Sanders people should be mad at themselves,” said one well-connected Democratic strategist to the Hill. “If they had come out to vote, Donald Trump wouldn’t be president.”

Yes, of course. Don't worry about the fact that your guy was cheated against and schemed against in a rigged primary. You should've ignored all that and supported the one who was behind all the rigging and cheating.

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Originally posted by V-Tail:
I'm just curious.

How many of y'all actually cried after the 2008 or 2012 presidential elections?

How many of y'all gave serious consideration to protest marches, sit-ins, sticks, boycotts, blocking streets or highways, seeking safe places, getting counseling, or any of the other things that so many disappointed HRC supporters are doing?

I had to cringe at the thought of going to work and dealing with those commie union idiots and their snide comments and remarks

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Originally posted by Hound Dog:

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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.

If they weren't "dead flowers" the campaign bought them.

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Originally posted by pbslinger:
If they weren't "dead flowers" the campaign bought them.

Hehehe...think her and Bill got a flounder wrapped in the NY Times