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unless you're referring to a transporter accident. 
So "unphased" works 
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She will depress turnout in November. Bernie will get record turnout.
60%-39% is a blowout, the number of people you can see from your porch notwithstanding. 
She's gonna be nice. She's gonna be tough. She's gonna be more progressive. She's gonna be more moderate. She's gonna be inspirational. She's gonna be practical......The economy is the most important issue. Race is the most important issue. Guns are the most important issue.
It's difficult to keep up. 
...rather than as the heart of democracy of, by and for the People.
It's like "branding" has gotten into Hillary's soul, as it has in so many others among our Democratic Party leadership. They've come to think like corporate CEOs and "branding" specialists, instead of thinking like PUBLIC SERVANTS.
Cuz that's who they hang out with--corporate CEOs and "branding" specialists. Hillary, and almost every Democrat I've held my nose and voted for, for about 40 years. They are not OF the People. They are not FOR the People. And how they gain power is not BY us, not really, but by soliciting millions of 1%er dollars to mesmerize people and propagandize their "brand" on TV and elsewhere.
Those who know what this is all about hold our noses and vote Democratic one more time, because the powers-that-be, the media and the 'TRADE SECRET' voting machine corporations have made fascism respectable, i.e., the alternative is a fascist. And those who don't know what's going on are kind of like zombies and vote like zombies, if they vote at all. And fewer and fewer do. Worst of all, perhaps, is that our Democratic leaders have LET fascism become respectable--have not fought against it, have enabled it, maybe even like it (cuz it makes them look "liberal" , and never, never ask a question like this: How did a Congress with an 8% approval rating get elected?
What a dismal state of affairs.
Until now.
Go Bernie!
