Voice for Peace
Voice for Peace's JournalWTF IS A DEMOCRAT
Is he isn't he is she isn't she are we aren't they?
???????????????????
Wtf does it mean?????????
Values? Membership? Voting history? Platform?
Over and over
"The emperor has no clothes on! HEY! THE EMPEROR HAS-NO-CLOTHES!!"
This is why peope love him.
No longwinded highfalutin namedropping questionavoiding convoluted obfuscations..just the plain truth.
And as we all know
Like his momma said, just work hard, and you'lll have plenty of money to buy whatever you need to live the american dream.
If hypothetically you supported bernie except for this
What would you want him to do, to satisfy this
concern? This is an earnest question.
And I ask partly because of your apparent choice to overlook the Clinton legacies for blacks. On which I would also welcome your pov.
In the gazillion or so FB groups for Bernie
Many posts daily, from everywhere, stating commitment to write Bernie in if hilary wins the nom. Enthusiasm for her is at or below zero.
Unbeknownst to themselves they are playing russian roulette
With a nearly full cartridge.
Very good advice, a keeper.
I confess was not paying much attenton to politicians back then.
My first impression of both Clintons, not from media but my own, was the beeping of my bullshit detector. Then I mostly tuned out. Was raising kids.& the drama of those years was a peripheral curiosity.
Bill did deeply disappoint me e when he didn't come clean on his affair with Monica -- lying as if we were stupid, and the cruelty of how he used her.
But he permanently lost me at the very end.
Here's how much attention I was paying:
I truly thought he would give presidential pardons to the legions of nonviolentincarcerated black men. I REALLY believed this!! It still breaks my heart.
must.not.validate.bernie.sanders.
must.not.validate.bernie.sanders.must.not.validate.bernie.sanders. must.not.validate.bernie.sandersmust.not.validate.bernie.sanders.
Seabiscuit vs War Admiral
This race between two legendary horses was an event for the times, with America trying to climb out of the Great Depression. It captured the imagination of the public, said Edward Bowen, author of War Admiral.
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Seabiscuit was the underdog, the Cinderella Man of racing. He was the horse from the other side of the tracks who became a champion, Hillenbrand said.
War Admiral was the regal ruler of racing, the son of the great Man OWar (though Seabiscuit was related as well) who had won racings Triple Crown in 1937, an aristocratic horse that seemed unbeatable.
http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2013/nov/01/seabiscuit-war-admiral-horse-race-1938-pimlico
One side has blind allegiance to a party
regardless of platform, funding, and ethics.
The other side is working for change, and is inspired to restore democracy.
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