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<blockquote data-quote="Gabriel Maxwell" data-source="post: 31731" data-attributes="member: 121">By &quot;they&quot; I meant the Trump voters, whose primary concern in life is beating &quot;libtards&quot; at any cost. As for the DNC, yes - I do believe they&#039;re ultimately better for the country, despite having their own selfish agenda.I don&#039;t find the contents of the disclosed emails remotely upsetting as the fact Russia and its thug of a leader - not just a foreign power, but the arch enemy of the US - meddled in the democratic process in the US.I get the persistent bitterness over Bernie, but it&#039;s counter-productive. The Trump/Pence menace and their cabinet of horrors needed to be prevented from entering the White House. Even after Bernie got the shaft.I&#039;d never put my hand in fire for Hillary Clinton, but I&#039;m absolutely positive she wouldn&#039;t have so blatantly and brazenly reneged on core campaign promises several weeks before the actual inauguration. The arrogance of Donald Trump and his con-happy supporters is unprecedented. &quot;Unpresidented&quot;, too. The semi-literate buffoon.Again, I was referring to the voters. And I see no equation between Trump and Clinton supporters. One look at what was behind each candidate at their respective rallies (or what that adulation-hungry clown continued to have on his self-indulgent &quot;thank-you tour&quot;) is sufficient to spot the gaping difference. The Clinton supporters can live in a bubble, yes, but I&#039;ll take that any day over the rancid ugliness of the Trumpster ilk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gabriel Maxwell, post: 31731, member: 121"] By "they" I meant the Trump voters, whose primary concern in life is beating "libtards" at any cost. As for the DNC, yes - I do believe they're ultimately better for the country, despite having their own selfish agenda. I don't find the contents of the disclosed emails remotely upsetting as the fact Russia and its thug of a leader - not just a foreign power, but the arch enemy of the US - meddled in the democratic process in the US. I get the persistent bitterness over Bernie, but it's counter-productive. The Trump/Pence menace and their cabinet of horrors needed to be prevented from entering the White House. Even after Bernie got the shaft. I'd never put my hand in fire for Hillary Clinton, but I'm absolutely positive she wouldn't have so blatantly and brazenly reneged on core campaign promises several weeks [I]before[/I] the actual inauguration. The arrogance of Donald Trump and his con-happy supporters is unprecedented. "Unpresidented", too. The semi-literate buffoon. Again, I was referring to the voters. And I see no equation between Trump and Clinton supporters. One look at what was behind each candidate at their respective rallies (or what that adulation-hungry clown continued to have on his self-indulgent "thank-you tour") is sufficient to spot the gaping difference. The Clinton supporters can live in a bubble, yes, but I'll take that any day over the rancid ugliness of the Trumpster ilk. [/QUOTE]

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