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In reply to the discussion: My 22 year old son on Bernie versus HRC [View all]kentuck
(115,286 posts)39. An anecdotal anecdote...
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"Your son" is disingenuous. Being bothered by the lecturing grandpa voice is ageist.
morningfog
May 2015
#14
What do the scare quotes around "your son" imply? That you don't believe the poster has a son?
MADem
May 2015
#57
I prefer straightforward conversation. I think that snark, insinuation or snideness
MADem
May 2015
#75
I would honestly prefer Chaffee to Webb, if I were forced to choose between either.
MADem
May 2015
#89
I don't believe anything form this poster. They post flame bait day in day out.
morningfog
May 2015
#92
When all you can find to criticize a candidate is their appearance or grandpa voice, then
Cleita
May 2015
#2
Look, it's not a "criticism" if it is the truth. Both HRC and BS are above "optimal" age for some
MADem
May 2015
#99
And you seriously expect everyone to ignore elephants in the room because you deem them
MADem
May 2015
#122
POTUS didn't begin with Barack Obama; there have been 40+ US Presidents before him.
appalachiablue
May 2015
#67
Yes. The WORLD is that way. Men and women are expected to conform to impossible standards
MADem
May 2015
#133
I just asked a 30 something coworker what he thought of Bernie, hadnt heard of him
randys1
May 2015
#13
My 17 year old Granddaughter and her friends think Bernie is just the best ever.
Autumn
May 2015
#23
They have politically active family members, I bet. Most really dont, this person I talked
randys1
May 2015
#25
No I don't. I called you a she and someone corrected me and told me you were a man.
Autumn
May 2015
#60
several senators, two governors, and a boatload of congress people. He got a standing ovation.
NYC_SKP
May 2015
#20
Smart son. I like a bunch of Sanders' views, but believe he is just hurting the party since he
Hoyt
May 2015
#30
I think his friends may find out the hard way that "Pretty words are not always pretty actions"
BlueJazz
May 2015
#35
Clinton is almost the same age, but isn't thought of as a grandmother to this kid.
arcane1
May 2015
#40
And - my 20 YO grandson has just told me he would rather vote for Bernie than for Hillary,
djean111
May 2015
#64
Bernie has a Reddit AMA today at 4. I think that will give me an idea of how Redditors, at least,
djean111
May 2015
#73
So this thread is somehow different than all of your other attack threads?
DisgustipatedinCA
May 2015
#112
That you think you've presented something that bears "getting over" is telling.
DisgustipatedinCA
May 2015
#128
"... he sounds like he is grandpa lecturing at you..." < Oh, right, you are millenials, want to
jtuck004
May 2015
#138
This is interesting to me because 'grating voice' is a frequent nasty criticism of Hillary as well.
Bluenorthwest
May 2015
#144
