Yeah, it was exactly like watching Chris Matthews, who doesn’t want Hillary to shout, but wants her to be a passionate fire brand, but not to shout, but to be passionate, like Bernie, but not yelling like Bernie, or waving her hands like Bernie, but like Bernie in a yet undefined way........ (this is exactly what…
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Hillary Clinton is not stupid. She will have issues and messages that will resonate with the white working class that won’t in any way throw people of color under the bus. If a person is reachable, she will try to reach them. And Bill “Bubba” Clinton can help with that demographic. It’s just that that is not the most…
You forgot “polarizing” and “untrustworthy”. Gee whiz, I’ve never heard strong women described that way before. /s
Because older women are the backbone of this country; it’s high time we get the respect we deserve!
What I struggle to understand though is the level of animosity that people have toward her. I can’t figure out why, because it seems to be so strong. It makes me wonder if her gender plays a role.
There wouldn’t even be any ash, unfortunately. The ash comes from bones, and there’s barely enough bone in a full term infant to generate much ash.
It’s said more and more that any Republican who can win a presidential primary will lose a general. The demographics are turning against them. Trump may have won in the primary, but remember that the Republicans avoided a contested convention by the skin of their teeth and that he mostly did not win a majority of…
One would hope that she could have been turned over to a creamatorium who could have generated a thimble or so of ash which she could have scattered someplace in a nice park or somewhere special to her. It would have been largely symbolic, but harmless enough and perhaps it would have given her some peace.
Yep! Literally every time a white dude is like “if I can’t vote for Bernie I’m not voting!!” I’m like, okay! We’re good without you, so no worries.
Even later they don’t do much...I had a missed miscarriage at 14 weeks (the fetus died but stayed in the womb). I had horrible contractions for a week along with a fever and my dr refused to see me, his receptionist told me to: “suck it up, it’ll come out eventually”. Finally my husband couldn’t take my suffering any…
“Yes, exactly. You’re not doing it right.”
While my heart goes out to this woman - she’s clearly dealing with a lot, there’s really not much a hospital could do for her if she arrived having already miscarried, regardless of finances. Any remains would likely be treated as medical waste at that point; even if they referred her to a funeral home, as is usually…
She wasn’t having a medical emergency.
A good point. My mom has said that the best part about having children is having ADULT children. She was a good mom to us as kids, but is overtly much happier as an empty-nester whose kids come over for Sunday dinner.
I’m on the fence about kids. Motherhood being portrayed as either miserable or My Life’s Greatest Calling equally turn me off. But then I have like three friends that have kids and like it but are also still themselves which makes it seem palatable.
Yep. I know one happy parent. The rest seem miserable.
But for viewers who aren’t yet at the parenting stage, the inundation with negative stories about that next step is frustrating and depressing. Watching them, it’s easy to wonder why anyone would procreate at all.