Most people aren't going to face that reality very quickly, and those people who hate Hillary, or (Reply #3)

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Fri Dec 9, 2016, 02:10 AM

JCanete (5,272 posts)

3. Most people aren't going to face that reality very quickly, and those people who hate Hillary, or

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politics, on the left, are unlikely to have had nay illusions that Trump was going to do good, competent, or even constitutional work in office. That wasn't the rationale. It was probably anticipated to be such a system shock that it wakes people up from their political apathy. That certainly may happen...so there's that?

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41 replies	Author	Time	Post
Hillary Haters Face Reality Voting For tRump [View all]	Grassy Knoll	Dec 2016	OP
A friend of mine's daughter is one of those Bernie millennials, she voted for Johnson	doc03	Dec 2016	#1
She never voted for Bernie for the right reasons, if somehow she was able to trade-up for Johnson.	JCanete	Dec 2016	#2
It was "cool" to vote for Johnson	woolldog	Dec 2016	#8
well then they didn't know what anti-establishment was. nt	JCanete	Dec 2016	#21
Yes but the reason she never voted for Hillary was some of the retoric	doc03	Dec 2016	#12
which applies double or more so to the republican party and most pro-corporate politicians.	JCanete	Dec 2016	#23
There are no guarantees for 'never happened" scenarios	CajunBlazer	Dec 2016	#32
Your version of selfish is not mine. Being a part of the democratic process by running for election	JCanete	Dec 2016	#33
Oh, I forgot. Only ultra progressives are never selfish	CajunBlazer	Dec 2016	#35
I'm sorry, what just happened there? You got that from my post in which I suggested that	JCanete	Dec 2016	#36
Perhaps, I misread your intentions and you misread mine	CajunBlazer	Dec 2016	#37
tbh if he hadn't run I think that would have depressed turnout as well	forjusticethunders	Dec 2016	#40
Wasn't it Bernie that started the "corrupt corporate serving Hillary" theme?	CajunBlazer	Dec 2016	#14
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You, my friend, are a perfect example of what I was talking about in my post above	CajunBlazer	Dec 2016	#17
HER OWN STAFF were raising the alarm about the speeches	killbotfactory	Dec 2016	#18
Her staff were paid to look for weak point so that they can be mitigated	CajunBlazer	Dec 2016	#19
I supported Bernie and fell in line behind Clinton when he lost.	killbotfactory	Dec 2016	#22
A genteel primary fight, really?	CajunBlazer	Dec 2016	#30
Nailed it...	SidDithers	Dec 2016	#24
"Nailed it" x 2!!!!	Tarheel_Dem	Dec 2016	#34
"corporate giveaways that he could have never provided."	JCanete	Dec 2016	#25
Until Comney, most polls had us winning a senate majority and big gains in congress.	bettyellen	Dec 2016	#26
You can't have this both ways. Either Sanders cost us the election, in which case I say no, the DNC	JCanete	Dec 2016	#27
Actually it was such a squeaker that any of a multitude of things could have turned it around...	bettyellen	Dec 2016	#28
Sure. I'm not going to dredge up for the purposes of this conversation whether all accusations	JCanete	Dec 2016	#29
Good points but	Seasider	Dec 2016	#38
No, but those individuals, whoever they are, weren't goaded to do so by Sanders	JCanete	Dec 2016	#39
Most people aren't going to face that reality very quickly, and those people who hate Hillary, or	JCanete	Dec 2016	#3
I think Noam Chomsky said it best	still_one	Dec 2016	#4
Yes, this is a fair criticism of the approach. I was just saying that people who	JCanete	Dec 2016	#5
They must be rejoicing now at all the system shock. I hold them accountable for it.	Justice	Dec 2016	#7
No, that neve happens.	Demsrule86	Dec 2016	#9
Did you forget about President Obama?	mtnsnake	Dec 2016	#13
Exit polls in both 1992 and 1996 clearly showed that Perot took equally from both candidates.	StevieM	Dec 2016	#31
They're going to learn "the hard way". Serves them right. Narrow	oasis	Dec 2016	#6
I think the worst part is how such people style themselves "heroes" in their own minds.	BobbyDrake	Dec 2016	#10
I understand them--Well, kinda	ismnotwasm	Dec 2016	#11
This. And there is no hope changing their minds, either.	duffyduff	Dec 2016	#16
Yup...	SidDithers	Dec 2016	#20
I saw a post on Joe.My.God that said it beautifully.	yardwork	Dec 2016	#41

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