I think I'll just chalk your insulting,childish response (Reply #74)

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Sat Feb 27, 2016, 01:47 PM

sufrommich (22,871 posts)

74. I think I'll just chalk your insulting,childish response

to sour grapes.

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141 replies	Author	Time	Post
Honest view from my Republican husband on primary and beyond. [View all]	phylny	Feb 2016	OP
Divorce is the answer....	Adrahil	Feb 2016	#1
yep	krawhitham	Feb 2016	#3
Or a shallow grave.	grossproffit	Feb 2016	#6
Heh. The body is pretty big,	phylny	Feb 2016	#125
+1	MaggieD	Feb 2016	#9
I didn't believe Reagan or W could get in, either. Now, I realize W didn't actually win, but	tblue37	Feb 2016	#21
W got in because of the extreme left	MaggieD	Feb 2016	#28
But point that out and watch some here go nuts.... NT	Adrahil	Feb 2016	#35
W got in because of the extreme left	AlbertCat	Feb 2016	#37
Don't forget brother Jeb , then gov. of Florida	packman	Feb 2016	#50
the hanging chads	AlbertCat	Feb 2016	#51
Exactly. And Dems keep losing because of egocentric idiots in THE DLC	Lorien	Feb 2016	#132
Bush won because of the 200,000 registered Conservadems in Florida	forjusticethunders	Feb 2016	#53
You are mistaken	MaggieD	Feb 2016	#61
According to you Nader stole the election and yet history shows us that Gore did win.	A Simple Game	Feb 2016	#85
It's part of the historial record at this point	MaggieD	Feb 2016	#87
At this point in time it's well known that Gore got more votes in Florida. Nader stole nothing.	A Simple Game	Feb 2016	#90
No, sorry	MaggieD	Feb 2016	#92
Did you read what you wrote before you hit post? Who got the most votes isn't the issue?	A Simple Game	Feb 2016	#95
Yes, I did read what you wrote	MaggieD	Feb 2016	#96
Yet you still offer no solution other than to call liberals names. So one more time,	A Simple Game	Feb 2016	#97
There is no "solution" to 2000	skepticscott	Feb 2016	#107
I believe that was due to the Butterfly Ballot in Palm Beach County	sunnystarr	Feb 2016	#140
Wrong. I was there.	Lorien	Feb 2016	#134
Geez, not this again	beltanefauve	Feb 2016	#111
Your data may be flawed.	LiberalAndProud	Feb 2016	#112
At least those guys had actually been governors...	Adrahil	Feb 2016	#34
Bush won in 2004 because he got just enough	Nonhlanhla	Feb 2016	#121
I couldn't survive in a politically mixed-marriage. I often wonder ...	NurseJackie	Feb 2016	#25
thanks for a visual that will haunt me all day	rurallib	Feb 2016	#31
This ...	BlueMTexpat	Feb 2016	#32
I don't get it either.	Adrahil	Feb 2016	#36
Yes, it's good ;)	phylny	Feb 2016	#57
Oh dear! Heavens no... I wasn't going there!	NurseJackie	Feb 2016	#59
No need to apologize!	phylny	Feb 2016	#98
Divorce isn't financially an option.	phylny	Feb 2016	#56
I like the cut of your jib! ;) NT	Adrahil	Feb 2016	#108
Seriously ...	In_The_Wind	Feb 2016	#80
Wow, sorry someone alerted.	phylny	Feb 2016	#99
At this point - 1 DUer can't alert for the next 24 hours. 7 of us agree with you.	In_The_Wind	Feb 2016	#110
Good decision.	phylny	Feb 2016	#114
The only people who have nothing to fear from a Trump presidency	sufrommich	Feb 2016	#2
A lot of us white men disagree with your statement.	dchill	Feb 2016	#13
What does that mean? nt	sufrommich	Feb 2016	#15
Trump presidency=we're ALL screwed.	dchill	Feb 2016	#19
Got it.nt	sufrommich	Feb 2016	#22
Shouldn't be too hard to parse.	malthaussen	Feb 2016	#20
Thanks. Most of us white men..	dchill	Feb 2016	#24
What does that mean?	AlbertCat	Feb 2016	#39
I think I'll just chalk your insulting,childish response	sufrommich	Feb 2016	#74
to sour grapes.	AlbertCat	Feb 2016	#119
What?	tazkcmo	Feb 2016	#54
Okay.	grossproffit	Feb 2016	#4
Your hubby is an interesting guy.	kstewart33	Feb 2016	#5
We do.	phylny	Feb 2016	#126
Wow, just the opposite with my parents	gwheezie	Feb 2016	#7
Sanders is like Shirley Chisholm in a way, "Unbought and Unbossed!"	TheBlackAdder	Feb 2016	#27
I remember when she ran for President	elljay	Feb 2016	#46
A great woman	gwheezie	Feb 2016	#52
If it ends up being Hillary and Trump...	dchill	Feb 2016	#8
How would you feel about people writing in Hillary if Bernie is the nominee?	grossproffit	Feb 2016	#11
It's a free country?	dchill	Feb 2016	#16
The reason people write in is because they feel they aren't being represented by people who are	jtuck004	Feb 2016	#38
A write-in for me would equate voting for Trump. Not happening.	grossproffit	Feb 2016	#63
In all likelihood, if you spell it correctly, it won't be. It appears his supporters are really bad	jtuck004	Feb 2016	#79
IMHO - A Vote For HRC In The Primary Is A Vote For Trump In The General Election	cantbeserious	Feb 2016	#10
And I feel teh sme way about Bernie. There ya go. NT	Adrahil	Feb 2016	#14
+1. I'm with you, cantbeserious	dchill	Feb 2016	#18
But That's Just-Like-Your Opinion-Man	Stallion	Feb 2016	#48
All Polling Seems To Indicate That The Conjecture Has Merit	cantbeserious	Feb 2016	#77
Laughably Incorrect-Clinton Has Won 16 out of last 18 Polls Against Trump	Stallion	Feb 2016	#88
Your Opinion Only - Others See The World Differently	cantbeserious	Feb 2016	#93
The Fact About the Polls I Cited is NOT an Opinion	Stallion	Feb 2016	#94
Your Opinion Only - Others See The World Much, Much Differently	cantbeserious	Feb 2016	#137
Yep. Voting for Hillary is just handing it to Trump	Lorien	Feb 2016	#135
The Decline and Fall of Hillary Clinton	cantbeserious	Feb 2016	#136
Cool story, bro. nt	LexVegas	Feb 2016	#12
You should make him read the Greek satire, Lysistrata./nt	DemocratSinceBirth	Feb 2016	#17
What about Chi-Raq same story just updated	azurnoir	Feb 2016	#81
The movie had its moments.	DemocratSinceBirth	Feb 2016	#83
No one knows what goes on in the booth so it''s a useless endeavor	azurnoir	Feb 2016	#84
True.	DemocratSinceBirth	Feb 2016	#86
I may have to do an OP about my husband.	grossproffit	Feb 2016	#23
Your husband hit upon the reality that Clinton diehards refuse to acknowledge	Mufaddal	Feb 2016	#26
Love your sig line, Mufaddal	saidsimplesimon	Feb 2016	#73
"cut off the nose to spite the face" ha! see what you did there!	MisterP	Feb 2016	#109
All my girl friends are for Bernie. And some Republican neighbors say they like Bernie. So	kgnu_fan	Feb 2016	#29
That's what I hear here from some repugs	PonyUp	Feb 2016	#30
That's the same as I hear from from my republican associates at work.	Owl	Feb 2016	#58
I think it goes to Authenticity!	TheUndecider	Feb 2016	#115
Unfortunately, my sister would agree with him.	davidthegnome	Feb 2016	#33
"Sanders first, Trump second, Clinton never" is what I'm hearing from my REPUGnant relatives too.	Kip Humphrey	Feb 2016	#40
can't do trump and Clinton never	PatrynXX	Feb 2016	#43
in my world, there are only even two names mentioned	restorefreedom	Feb 2016	#70
not surprised one bit	PatrynXX	Feb 2016	#41
I think there is a very big fight going on	artislife	Feb 2016	#42
I've heard that from a lot of people.	JoeyT	Feb 2016	#44
I'll hold my nose and vote Clinton in that case.	oldandhappy	Feb 2016	#45
My registered Republican husband supports Hiilary	mountain grammy	Feb 2016	#47
Not surprising to me. My Republican mother is either Bernie or no vote.	Barack_America	Feb 2016	#49
"I just don't like the Clintons anymore."	iAZZZo	Feb 2016	#55
So are you saying the Clinton's are CIA? Is that why they are tight with the Bush Crime Family?	Zen Democrat	Feb 2016	#72
If your husband thinks Bernie and Trump are the same he needs therapy!	emulatorloo	Feb 2016	#60
He doesn't think they're the same, he just isn't	phylny	Feb 2016	#127
Uhm, okay	Politicub	Feb 2016	#62
I've heard similar views from Independents	Algernon Moncrieff	Feb 2016	#64
K&R! nt	Duval	Feb 2016	#65
I could make a strong argument that your Husband is right.	JustAMaverick	Feb 2016	#66
Welcome to DU!	grossproffit	Feb 2016	#68
My Republican sister-in-law hates both Trump and Hillary.	LibDemAlways	Feb 2016	#67
I wager his view is not unique among moderate Dems or Repubs.	Raster	Feb 2016	#69
My conservative hubby likes Bernie. Will vote for Hillary if he has to, EXCEPT if	GreenPartyVoter	Feb 2016	#71
My Son Who Rarely Does Research On Candidates Has Told Me	ChiciB1	Feb 2016	#75
Err... your husband is no longer a Republican.	Buzz Clik	Feb 2016	#76
Err... I agree	phylny	Feb 2016	#129
I know a few like this and they think Trump=Reagan	ghostsinthemachine	Feb 2016	#78
Interesting. A new 'favorite' of mine:	elleng	Feb 2016	#82
The Republican party hasn't left him	skepticscott	Feb 2016	#89
Not harsh.	phylny	Feb 2016	#101
Just as I'm sure	skepticscott	Feb 2016	#106
Yup. You know it.	phylny	Feb 2016	#113
Perfectly understandable	skepticscott	Feb 2016	#120
Yeah no.	phylny	Feb 2016	#122
I'm getting what you think is irony	skepticscott	Feb 2016	#123
Well, no irony here.	phylny	Feb 2016	#124
Yes, I see that you're now in "getting the last word in" mode	skepticscott	Feb 2016	#128
LOL, yes you're right.	phylny	Feb 2016	#130
My mother was an FDR Democrat; my father was a lifelong Republican.	longship	Feb 2016	#91
I hear that a lot. People seem to like Bill but have an excessive dislike of her.	Autumn	Feb 2016	#100
I liked Bill until	phylny	Feb 2016	#103
The people I know who remember him fondly are not politically inclined but they sure	Autumn	Feb 2016	#104
The funny thing is, I don't think she's phony.	phylny	Feb 2016	#131
I wish I could honestly say this surprises me	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2016	#102
This doesn't surprise me.	Blue_In_AK	Feb 2016	#105
You call that "insight?" He just doesn't like them anymore.. He must be visiting here. nt	Jitter65	Feb 2016	#116
Yup and no. Nt	phylny	Feb 2016	#117
Even many Democrats don't want another Clinton so I actually think Trump will be our next president.	Kablooie	Feb 2016	#118
Enter Bloomberg.	Barack_America	Feb 2016	#133
Kinda late but we sure need more options.	Kablooie	Feb 2016	#138
Here's what I don't understand, many on the Sanders' side claim that Hillary is just as bad as	Liberal_Stalwart71	Feb 2016	#139
Good thoughts.	phylny	Feb 2016	#141

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