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... she chose the voters over DNC rules.
See how that works?
The Devil made me do it.
Very c... lever.
was a yada yada, not SHE was a yada yada. It doesn't even make grammatical sense to interpret it as such. 
Whatever.
That he was most likely just referencing the ban of NYC_SKP in the same way I just did, probably for the same reason. If you're trying to draw something out of me, good luck with that.
Genuinely appreciate it. 
I hope you all ramp it up.
Jayzus.
Rather than tear the Democratic Party apart once Obama had a very slight edge she bravely took the statesman's view and ceded the nomination. I can't rightly think of a time when a politician has made such a political sacrifice of their own interests for the sake of her party and thereby for the society at large. Here's to you Hillary! 
Thanks for the reminder! I'm off to bed. 
I could write a book. In fact if my posts were lined up in a row it would be a book. Not a very good one, but a long one.
You probably would have approved of my posts. 
Hillary would have easily won Florida.
Yeah, I remember 2008. Obama was treated as the second coming of the Lord and Hillary was continually trashed by an adoring Obama media and mesmerized supporters who kept fainting at his rallies. Does anyone remember the time that Obama sneezed and wiped his nose and people clapped as if it had been some momentous event? It would have been funny if it hadn't been so ridiculous.
One more thing, to the male commenters who think that it's very funny to imply that Hillary is a bit.. and a cu.. STOP IT!!! As a woman, I find offensive such terms being used to address other women. Particularly someone who in all probability will be the Democratic nominee. Someone who was the first lady of the nation, a US senator, a SOS and may yet become president. Have a little more respect. How would you like if someone used those terms to address your mothers, sisters and daughters? In a progressive site women shouldn't be called sexist and derogatory names. Not that it surprises me. One thing I did learn from the 2008 election. There are as many sexist liberals as there are conservatives.
I'm just revolted by the derogatory names that Hillary has been called in a so called progressive site. I can understand political differences, but the sexist name calling has got to stop. It's not just a slap on the face to her, but to women in general.
I'm a woman first, political affiliation comes second. I do not appreciate hearing other women being called names just because some folks disagree with that person's politics.
When Sarah Palin was in the running, I read plenty of sexist comments here and on other sites. I didn't agree with them either. There's a huge difference between having political differences and insulting a woman based on her gender. I don't care if it's the devil incarnate, no woman should be called the "C" word. Would it be acceptable if Obama was called the "N" word by his opponents? Of course not. Then why should it be OK to address a woman in a similar offensive matter? Why is it that racist remarks are immediately tamped down, but sexist remarks are poo pooed? That was one bitter lesson from 2008. A woman, no matter how accomplished, will always be judged on her gender first. What's more pathetic than the men doing it, were the inane comments by women reporters and pundits. MSNBC and FOX were particularly egregious in that respect. I haven't watched MSNBC since 2008. Fox it goes without saying.......
I guess trying to win on their candidate's merits is not enough, so they'll try to soil Hillary along the way.
I lived in Florida, my mother continued to live there for decades. As a matter of fact, I just returned from FL on Thursday. Florida would have gone to Hillary regardless of whether the DNC wanted to validate those votes or not.
... this was before he became "that" John Edwards.
