I can’t say I blame her for getting out of Dodge, I don’t want to be around for President Trump either.

Gwen. I don’t blame you for leaving, but look where you left us :(

your emotional reaction and response is yours to own and manage, not anyone else’s.

For crying out loud, I wasn’t trying to call attention to myself, although I guess I can see how you would read it that way. Perhaps it was a little glib on such a sucky day, but my terse reference was just for the sake of brevity because I said everything I needed to say weeks ago. But this is literally the only…

Soooo.... you’re fine with a ship wreck as long as you don’t have to listen to a guy saying “hey! There’s a iceberg!”....? How... odd.

I live in a nice town in Michigan on a cul-de-sac where everyone has a pool. It was significantly easier for my husband and I to find jobs here than in our native New England states. Yet all of my white neighbors voted for Trump. These people are not out of world coal miners, they are administrators at the hospital. I…

I see someone expressing a thought that a few million people agree with, not just one person. But I guess freedom of expression really pisses you off unless the thoughts expressed mirror your own.

Clover wrote it at least four or five times above, in very clear terms, that this is the fault of White People and White Women, and yet, these very people are sitting here posting about third-party voters and Bernie Bros. Like no, most white women didn’t vote third-party, they voted for TRUMP.

Yes, I’ve been crying too. And as I said to my hub - it’s not that my candidate lost. I’ve had that before, I’ve been voting since 1990. It’s that my faith in the basic decency of the humans in this country has been shattered.

The two main explanations I have heard for this upset are 1:“but it’s because of disfranchisement right now” and 2: “people wanted change, and Trump represented that.”

“This is not about how much America hates women or how sexist America is, because it’s clear that white women helped facilitate Trump’s win”

I’m an American of Mexican blood. I woke up at 4 am, saw results and seriously wept. Like heaving, sobbing, whimpering. It’s not so much Trump being president, it’s that I always pictured America as the shining city on the hill, the idealist country, filled with intelligence and freedom and decency. It is so…

I’m sure the Chelsea Market (open-air green market, NYC) I wandered through today had collards ridiculously cheaper than Neiman Marcus. I didn’t look, but I’d put good money on it.

hi everyone!

Going to have to disagree completely.

STICK TO SOCCER.

Stick to soccer, Haisley.

Ok, now you guys sound like crusty old white men on twitter...

You left our dipshit alumni and fans.

Because he can play football really well and it doesn’t matter to the football program, coaching staff, athletic department, and university administration if he beats women so long as he can help them win.