Hillary Clinton and the DNC Have Only Themselves to Blame

a reply to: interupt42

Yup.

I'm also waiting to see Anna Navarro's head explode on CNN.

Turns out she has no clue about what she is talking about....never did, imo.

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: interupt42

Not really no.

LOL, you don't think Trumps win had nothing todo with the people being pissed at the DNC,MSM, and the GOP?

His win was more of a big F U to the establishment than people believing in him including the GOP who has done nothing but the same as the democrats for the last 5 decades at minimum.

This was another lesser evil election, which trump was. However he put a cherry on top of it because the establishment didn't like him.

a reply to: loam

The corporate media is becoming obsolete this elections clearly show that, people don't trust them anymore as their main news outlets.

The are going to be like the newspapers tossed aside and forgotten, I wonder when Facebook or twitter will do their own TV media.

a reply to: loam

I don't see any reason why republicans and Trump can't do every single thing they promised. There is nothing in the way. I will glad to be free of all the responsibility of protesting as a democrat, because it would be useless.

a reply to: interupt42

maybe I took your post the wrong way / misunderstood. I took your comment as blaming the electorate for Clinton's loss IE they are to blame and it had nothing to do with Clinton / Democrat / Republican ass hattery.

If that makes sense.

a reply to: MOMof3

That is the thing MOM we already got laws, we got a major sweeping legislation on immigration during the Regan era that was to stop the influx of illegals, we don't need any new laws just enforce the ones that have been forgotten.

I like how people are now blaming "the liberals" for a Donald Trump win. Is that to hedge against what he and an unfettered Republican Congress / SCOTUS might do?

As far as I'm concerned - Trump supporters bought it, they own it, for better or worse.

I voted to keep my health insurance for my very sick child. If we lose that, if my family has the unimaginable pain of that, you will have to own that too. Let's hope it doesn't go there in the eagerness to kill everything Obama, because it might just kill my kids chances of living beyond 12 years.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: loam

The corporate media is becoming obsolete this elections clearly show that, people don't trust them anymore as their main news outlets.

The are going to be like the newspapers tossed aside and forgotten, I wonder when Facebook or twitter will do their own TV media.

I don't think so....however they will change to maintain market share and continue to keep their advertisers happy and the money rolling in.

I don't think anyone will stop watching TV, but the www will become even more influential than it presently is.

a reply to: Xcathdra

Gotcha. No the whole system (GOP,DNC,MSM) needs a flushing . Trump was the finger to the system.

Hopefully he cleans house especially with full control, Somehow I don't think it will happen.

Either the GOP will stop him or he will turnout to be the conman that many suspected or both.

I hope I'm wrong.

a reply to: marg6043

Right. Waffling. Same old same old. I feel better knowing Trump is no different from the evil Hillary.

a reply to: interupt42

Ah yeah I misunderstood your post so my bad - apologies..

I guess we will wait and see if anything comes from his win.


On a separate note it looks like Clinton won the popular vote by like 200k people.

This country has suffered under obama. It simply couldn't stand another 4 or heaven forbid 8 years of the same. The people have handed the establishment the biggest F-U possible. Lets hope whatever swamp dwellers are left have gotten the message. This was, for all intents and purposes, a revolt. We, the People, won - without firing a shot. Well done America. Well done.

a reply to: Xcathdra

On a separate note it looks like Clinton won the popular vote by like 200k people.

Actually , that is surprising to me. I didn't see that coming. Interesting.

a reply to: Vroomfondel

Some might say that.

Some might also say that Obama actually saved the country from a Depression and helped us claw our way out of the biggest financial disaster in modern times. Some would say that.

History, once we are beyond the anger, will look very kindly on the accomplishments of the first Black President, unless we become a hellscape of course, in which case, we may not have any more history... hahahah! I joke.

Really.

a reply to: interupt42

Unfortunately, the F U vote might end up being more like flipping off a mirror - we might be the ones getting screwed.

Or maybe, just maybe, that first actual real-life Presidential Briefing, of which the others were only an outline, will put the mantle of responsibility on Trump's shoulders to the point where he settles down and stops pandering to ONE TYPE of voter. Perhaps he will try to be a President for all Americans. I will wait and see, though I am not optimistic.

In any case, "Interesting Times" seems to cover it...

- AB

originally posted by: interupt42
a reply to: Xcathdra

On a separate note it looks like Clinton won the popular vote by like 200k people.

Actually , that is surprising to me. I didn't see that coming. Interesting.

Yeah. And look what awesomeness happened when Bush won the Electoral Vote and Gore got the popular??

Good times...

a reply to: AboveBoard

Agreed.

a reply to: olaru12

Is not stopping watching TV I have satellite, I watch TV I just stay away from the news media outlets, but I watch programs, shows, movies anything else.

a reply to: AboveBoard

That is the diversity of perspective and the beauty of freedom. I believe 20 Trillion in debt is not clawing our way out of the worst financial disaster in modern times, it was clawing our way IN.

The good thing is I think this election has been a learning experience for most people. I know I learned a few things. While we take a few minutes to let this sink in, and maybe gloat a little, I find myself thinking about what is yet to come. We, the People, have made a significant statement. The onus is upon us - so to speak. We have tasked ourselves with the very real and very formidable responsibility of finding a way to merge as one and become the global force we were meant to be.

I wish us all the courage to join together as one and the wisdom to see the opportunities when they present themselves.