I hope they are not THAT stupid. Anyway, not only I’ll vote for Hillary. As a Mexican-American I’ll simply stop talking to anyone who was a Sanders supporter and then votes for Trump. They are worse than current Trump supporters because they know better than that.

It’s not a certain that the Democrats will win. There is a lot of noise from those supporting Bernie that they will not vote for Hillary because they truly believe Hillary is a Republican. Some have said they would rather vote for Trump over Hillary. I don’t fully understand this thinking, but it’s there, and we could…

are people sure that the democrats will beat him

Like another commenter said, that religious-school uniform crowd must be a HUGE chunk of their business.

Think of how many companies have now withstood conservative backlash and come out better for it. Cheerios, Target, Starbucks, Google, Disney...

Pretty much sums it up

Equal and opposite reaction time folks:

I work in corporate communications. I have to say that honestly I would fucking quit in a Jerry Maguire-esque meltdown before issuing a fucking apology about trying to help end gender discrimination. I’d be fucking out.

This is something I’ve always wondered about the Bachelor/ette. Are those houses really theirs? Like, in addition to the race issues, are they only casting people who come from the top 25% and grew up in sick houses like that? What if you do not have that? Or parents who give a shit? Does that automatically disqualify…

So Caila is just campaigning to be the bachelorette right? She doesn’t seem interested in Ben and I feel she is trying to seem interested long enough to be nominated the bachelorette?

I didn’t read the article because it seems like a whole lot of words to say:

Yes to this. While I like that electing Hillary would be historic, I think she would be a better president than Bernie.

Of course everybody wants what Bernie wants. The problem is that there’s no way he can deliver. We already elected a dreamer and the GOP has made it their life’s work to discredit him. I want someone who knows how to get things done.

I know of only one way for a feminist to vote: go into the voting booth, select a candidate, squat on the voting machine, and use those strong vaginal muscles to pull that lever.

I’m supporting Clinton because I think she’ll be a better general election candidate than Sanders and I think she’ll be a better president too. However I am also supporting her because she’s a woman. And everytime I see any sort of criticism of that line of thinking it just reinforces my belief that we have to…

How can you not care for any candidate in this election? There is like every possible flavor to choose from!

Yeah, I mean, there’s definitely one candidate whose views probably align more closely with mine, but overall, i’m team, “please democrats, try to get along so we don’t have a republican president.”

This right here is exactly why I benefitted so much from attending a women’s college. It does wonders for your education and confidence to get recognized for your ideas, not your genitalia.

I’m sure the whole “Women who speak up are bossy and speak too much and men who speak up are seen as leaders” also had nothing to do with this.

My takeaway is that women should be doing all hiring, promoting and workplace evaluations? I choose to see it as a silver lining that their gender bias is approximately zero; I was expecting them to be similarly biased against women, but less so.