Reply #45: I'm not sure I would say I HATE them.

[Erin Elizabeth]

Before the primaries, I quite liked both of them. Got his autobiography prominently displayed on my main bookcase. Supported both of his administrations.

The primary put a really REALLY bad taste in my mouth over them. Really bad taste. And every time I think the bad taste is going away and I can get back to actually liking them again, instead of wishing they'd go away, some drama pops up and their names are everywhere again and people are acting as if they are royalty and simply MUST be given anything they fucking want.

And honestly, the people who act like neither of them can do any wrong and are just about perfect bug me just as much if not more than the Clintons themselves.

I've had to deal, in real life, with a woman who is around the bend nutters when it comes to Hillary and ended up voting for McCain. She is the one of the angriest people I've ever known and it's reached a point that her friends and family worry about her. It's got to be more than the election. She's just a ball of hate. It's like she was personally rejected by the world because Hillary isn't president now. The last time I spoke to her was when she called Obama a "n*gger." That was the last straw for me. I ended the friendship. I had no idea before that she was a racist.