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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Hillary Clinton is immensely popular -- as long as she isn't seeking a seat at the Boy's Table [View all]treestar
(82,383 posts)73. very good read!
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                        Hillary Clinton is immensely popular -- as long as she isn't seeking a seat at the Boy's Table [View all]
							sheshe2
							Dec 2016
							OP
                        
        
        the OP is a highly respected poster here, but do keep trying, dear heart, we need all the laughs
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #30
      
        
        agreed.  I just tell them, though, that I regret the necessity of saving their ignorant asses
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #45
      
        
        I doubt if the women who voted for Trump care if you like or respect them or not. n/t
        totodeinhere
        Dec 2016
        #48
      
        
        I realize now that my comment came off as snarky. But that was not my intention.
        totodeinhere
        Dec 2016
        #64
      
        
        The only one equating the obvious misogyny displayed against Clinton with "the left" is you.
        baldguy
        Dec 2016
        #62
      
        
        I've seen that show & I doubt if the comments had anything to do with her being a woman
        mtnsnake
        Dec 2016
        #18
      
        
        Didn't some people on DU who now support her call her every name in the book when she....
        Hassin Bin Sober
        Dec 2016
        #38
      
        
        Her biggest flaw was being part of a political dynasty in the post G.W. Bush era.
        Gore1FL
        Dec 2016
        #71
      
        
        Can anyone imagine a female Bernie Sanders stepping into a presidential race and insisting that she
        EffieBlack
        Dec 2016
        #17
      
        
        Nice try - but by taking away all of Bernie's attributes, you changed the premise of my questions
        EffieBlack
        Dec 2016
        #33
      
        
        thank you.  doing okay--wishing we didn't have to go back to the streets, but. . .
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #98
      
        
        many are, indeed defending the pig (although, personally, I think that is insulting our porcine ones
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #35
      
        
        no need for apologies--I thought it was priceless.  just glad I wasn't drinking anything.
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #40
      
        
        remember this guardian article:  Why do successful women like Hillary Clinton get under so many peop
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #28
      
        
        Republicans and the conservative media started the Benghazi and private email attacks...
        Buckeye_Democrat
        Dec 2016
        #55
      
        
        Is sexism still a huge issue that hinders female candidates for all elected offices? Absolutely.
        Kentonio
        Dec 2016
        #60
      
        
        nobody said sexism is the only reason.  but it certainly IS a reason, and one that many people
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #82
      
        
        BS--and a typical response of those who refuse to acknowledge sexism and misogyny.  we
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #80
      
        
        I'm laughing, having been a groundbreaking first woman patrol officer on a police department.
        Vinca
        Dec 2016
        #87
      
        
        the reality of her popular vote win is a reality.  deal with it.  "move on"--hmm, where do we
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #91
      
        
        you do realize that reading any OP, or any response on this board, is a strictly voluntary activity,
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #81
      
        
        the MAJORITY voted, to the tune of nearly THREE MILLION, FOR her.  what part of that do
        niyad
        Dec 2016
        #90
      
        
        "When chatter first started about Hillary Clinton seeking our partys nomination back in 2014"
        MadDAsHell
        Dec 2016
        #101