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Reactionary judges? They mean "judges that follow the law instead of interpret"?
I wonder will this election serve as a cautionary tale about echo chambers and vilifying those who do not share your views. Anyone who disagreed with the Hilary Groupthink was subject to vitriol and accusations of racism/homophobia/sexism/etc. so this sizeable voting bloc remained ignored, their affect on the election only being evident when people started to count the votes.
Speaking as someone who is new to the US political process the result does not surprise me.
Obama beat Hilary in 2008 because he was the outsider. He stood against Hilary and her Establishment connections and that resonated with the people. The people clearly signaled that they wanted an outsider, they wanted someone who was not establishment to stand up for their interests. When running for his second term Obama saw his support shrink in part because he was not giving the people the change that they had voted for, that was clear when the Republicans took control of the Senate again. Obama promised us that he heard the message loud and clear.
Then Hilary came along. An Establishment candidate to the core. Obama threw his weight behind her and shackled his legacy to her campaign. The man elected in 2008 as an outsider to bring hope and change to the people in the wake of one of this countries worst economic downturns supported the woman who was the polar opposite of this ideal.
So what did the people do? The people still wanted an outsider, someone who was not a part of the system that they felt was not representing them and their interests. So this year they had a choice of two; Sanders and Trump. Sanders was marginalized and written off by his own party to facilitate the nomination of their preferred candidate. Trump was not a Republican favorite, but does not appear to have suffered as much as Sanders did. So when it came down to the candidates from the major parties what did the people do? They voted for the outsider.
Speaking as someone who is new to the US political process the result does not surprise me.
Obama beat Hilary in 2008 because he was the outsider. He stood against Hilary and her Establishment connections and that resonated with the people. The people clearly signaled that they wanted an outsider, they wanted someone who was not establishment to stand up for their interests. When running for his second term Obama saw his support shrink in part because he was not giving the people the change that they had voted for, that was clear when the Republicans took control of the Senate again. Obama promised us that he heard the message loud and clear.
Then Hilary came along. An Establishment candidate to the core. Obama threw his weight behind her and shackled his legacy to her campaign. The man elected in 2008 as an outsider to bring hope and change to the people in the wake of one of this countries worst economic downturns supported the woman who was the polar opposite of this ideal.
So what did the people do? The people still wanted an outsider, someone who was not a part of the system that they felt was not representing them and their interests. So this year they had a choice of two; Sanders and Trump. Sanders was marginalized and written off by his own party to facilitate the nomination of their preferred candidate. Trump was not a Republican favorite, but does not appear to have suffered as much as Sanders did. So when it came down to the candidates from the major parties what did the people do? They voted for the outsider.
No worries, I was told during the election he doesn't even know what is on his campaign website.
This guy is one of the many who find racism in everything. pitiful!
Strangely familiar.......
Also: It was a joke.....Amy Schumer won?t really leave the US now that Trump won | Page Six
LOL
National recall after Newsweek misfires with Clinton cover | New York Post
Okay. So she thinks Trump is going to do "conversion therapy", whateverthe**** that is, on her boyfriend or whatever, and that has her freaked out?
I would like to know why she believes this. Who told her this?
I can't catch up on this thread, if you guys keep adding to it. I'm still on page 422.
hey, hey hey, I still use AOL.Since like 1994.
Another AOL user here.
One of my friend/customers is gay, and a huge Trump supporter. It is amazing the BS these young and dumb liberals will buy in too. If it is in the liberal media print, then it must be true.
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