Maybe if we paint the robots brown, they’ll start railing against them instead of Mexican farmhands.

What I find oh so tiresome is people claiming Hillary is manifestly unpopular when she received 3 million more votes than the “winner” actually I find it more than tiresome, I find it sickening.

I wonder if, in later years (should we survive this administration) folks will speak of the Trump Baby Bust in contradistinction to the Baby Boom. You are only one of many many people I’ve heard say they are now reconsidering having children.

a candidate so manifestly unpopular as HRC.

In fairness the eliminate vaccines would help culled the fuck out of the human population and give the environment a fightimg chance

I swear to God, if I hear one more person whine about how Hillary didn’t live up to their “oh-I’m-so-special-and-couldn’t-betray-my-values” standards I am literally going to scream. I am more angry at them than for the people who actually voted for Trump.

All of these people need to convert to the Satanic Temple religion and claim that according to one of their religion’s tenets:

Wow... I bet all those “Never Hillary” morons are so glad that their vote didn’t count and Hillary won the election anyway...

My apologies, but I find it depressing to look at all the polls predicting a Clinton landslide the day before the election. It is common knowledge that the public polls had her winning those states, as they had for pretty much the entire year - you don’t need me to confirm that for you.

Ok, well, both Clinton and Sanders scored in the 90% range on isidewith for me from the beginning, so add my pointless anecdote to your pointless anecdote. She has consistently scored as one of the more liberal democrats in the senate, and many people view tweaking your platform to more accurately reflect your…

I think the disconnect is between two different evaluations of a candidate, one valuing their capability to do the job of President, and one valuing their capability in getting elected to be President. The people who pushed Hillary knew what it takes to be president and knew that Hillary was eminently qualified for…

Could she have run a perfect campaign? Certainly, as hers was certainly not perfect. However, I don’t attribute the loss to anything she did. Rather, I see it as a society that says no matter what you accomplish and no matter what you say, it’s not enough if you’re against a man.

You mean by someone who undoubtedly won the primary by millions of votes even not including the super delegates?

She campaigned until she quite literally collapsed. She was in Ohio and Pennsylvania until the bitter, bitter end. What do you all want? Other than that she grow a dick.

I really hope Netflix picks this up, or even Hulu (I’d resubscribe to Hulu if they did). I binged on this from November 9 - 11 when I didn’t want to watch any TV. It helped me get through those first couple of days. It was inspiring and sadly relevant.

It’s really encouraging to see this coming from people who actually have power to enact some changes in entertainment.

No, because that isn’t the ONLY trauma that a woman can experience. Women are people, and just like men, we are affected by many different things. In addition, the rape of a woman is too often used as a motivator for a male character—we get to explore his guilt, his quest for revenge, etc.

Hey, 89% is a solid B+!

Most of the people I see hoping for stray EC voters DO want to get rid of the system and see this as a good way to point out its flaws to people on both sides of the aisle. We’ve always known the EC was a bullshit system made to give disproportionate representation to slave states. What is preserved by upholding it in…