I really, really, REALLY hope that it is SIGNIFICANTLY smaller than 2012. I know there will still be tons of people, but there’s no way it can be close. And I will dance and cackle with glee as we take over on Saturday.

Sometimes I actually find myself feeling sorry for him. I know I shouldn’t, but once in a while — I think he’s had a miserable life. I really do not think he is a happy person. I also think he is still trying to please his daddy. I think he’s a sad, fast food-eating blob who never got love from his da da unless he was…

Crippling, bone-crushing, overwhelming insecurity. He won’t go anywhere, speak to anyone, do anything where he can’t control the narrative or outcome. It’s the reason for the goldplated 7 year olds idea of luxury, the suits he can swim in, the cocooning in place, the shutting out of the media, the firing cheap shots…

I’m just curious. When exactly is the point at which DJT has had his “chance” and we can begin criticizing? Is it after his inauguration? After he signs some shitty legislation? When he starts a war with China? When someone actually dies due to a decision he has made as POTUS? Please, let me know when exactly I am…

Remove Texas and Florida and look at the numbers again.

“dislike and mistrust of Hillary” — OK if you just don’t like a candidate, but many Trump supporters tried to claim Trump was a solution to Hillary’s ethical and trustworthiness issues and that is just plain absurd. Anyone paying attention knew 6 months ago that Trump makes Nixon look like an amateur liar & crook.

My response was to LPShea and was only intended to challenge the idea that the left agreed with the right. I suppose I could’ve spelled it out better for you, but I haven’t had a chance to get to the store for fingerpaints.

“I don’t see your argument re: debates at all. There were 26 Democratic primary debates/forums in 07-08, including 6 with just Clinton and Obama. in 2015-16 there were only 9 (5 just Clinton/Sanders).”

Because I’ve apparently triggered some sensitive Trump teenagers, my response was directed to LPShea and their implication that the left agreed with their thoughts on Clinton.

There is zero factual proof of this, and it pains me to know so many butthurt gullible morons live on my side of the political spectrum who believe it.

“Something much of the left agrees with. Someone remind me why the DNC pretty much anointed her as the nominee again” Oh FFS, she was not anointed the nominee by the DNC. Democratic voters elected her resoundingly— she won the popular vote by double digits over Sanders.

Not really. It might have been 240 years ago, but now there is no earthly reason why a vote in Wyoming is worth five times more than a vote in California.

If you believe all that garbage about HRC you’re as big a rube as those who voted for him. You bought the right wing propaganda hook, line, and sinker. The fact that the DNC pushed for an actual Democrat as opposed to an independent should shock no one, unless they’re stupid. It became clear early on that the Bernie…

California is a state dude.

I’ll take “no mandate and the majority of the country not wanting him” for $200, Alex.

These “people explain why the voted for Trump” articles always, absolutely always, confirm for me exactly what I think Trump supporters are like. I really really hope each time to read a smart thoughtful reason, perhaps one where I simply don’t agree with the ideology, but no. It’s always either:

Because she got more votes in the primaries? I voted for Bernie Sanders in the MO primary by the way. Did the Democratic establishment prefer a longtime member with tons of experience and fairly Obama-style moderate views over the extremely liberal independent from Vermont (yes I know he caucuses with the party)? Yes.…

I thought the unifying theme was a failure to properly understand and use the English language.

This. The false equivalencies this cycle were amazing.

Clinton 65,844,954