Assuming Hillary wins Tuesday Night

Joe Fan said:
Uh uh

Now that Clinton is looking at retirement, though, Abedin is out of a job, and a $2 million book deal might be exactly what she needs to hold on to her New York City apartment and keep her husband Anthony Weiner’s legal defense team on retainer.
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Wait, Huma is still married to that pathetic douchewaffle? She is just as bad for the feminist movement as the big H herself.
 
Filed for separation, huh?

Why didn't she just divorce him? When a guy displays the level of douchewafflocity that Wiener has, he deserves to be very, very single.
 
My favorite lesbian on the election and aftermath (she was for Bernie, voted for Stein)

The NYT and the Democratic Party still have "soul searching" left to do about why they called 2016 wrong.

"It is incumbent upon the defeated party to pull itself together, or else we're going to get the reelection of the present administration."

"I didn't take him seriously at all. And then, shortly after the very first Republican debate, I saw Diamond & Silk, the African-American sisters doing a pro-Trump attack on Megyn Kelly on their podcast, and... I suddenly saw the populism, and from that moment forward, I could feel the momentum of it."

"The New York media was in an absolute bubble about this"​

 
Another thing the Left refuses to recognize is the acceptance and coming together by groups that had previously been pitted against each other under Obama. This is why their continued claims of racism, sexism, homophobes, etc blew up in their face.

Diamond and Silk (AA sisters), Milo (flamboyantly gay), Larry Elder, Sheriff Clark, Rev. Scott, and the list goes on and on.

Straight white males broke the divisive line and threw their support behind several impressive minority figures and alternative lifestyle leaders of the cause. The Reps became the party of acceptance while Libs sunk to their most divisive depths in decades.

There's even a group of highly influential Canadians that played a huge role...Gavin McInnes, Faith Goldy, and Lauren Southern. And one can't leave out Stefan Molyneux
 
LOL

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Joe Fan said:
My favorite lesbian on the election and aftermath (she was for Bernie, voted for Stein)

The NYT and the Democratic Party still have "soul searching" left to do about why they called 2016 wrong.

"It is incumbent upon the defeated party to pull itself together, or else we're going to get the reelection of the present administration."

"I didn't take him seriously at all. And then, shortly after the very first Republican debate, I saw Diamond & Silk, the African-American sisters doing a pro-Trump attack on Megyn Kelly on their podcast, and... I suddenly saw the populism, and from that moment forward, I could feel the momentum of it."

"The New York media was in an absolute bubble about this"​

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WAIT...hold'em up just a minute...I thought *I* was the designated HornFans 'favorite lesbian.'

I must go pout now...
 
mb227 said:
WAIT...hold'em up just a minute...I thought *I* was the designated HornFans 'favorite lesbian.'

I must go pout now...
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You certainly are. Of course, if Camille Paglia starts posting on hornfans, then we might have to open up that issue for debate, but until that happens, your status is safe.
 
Maybe they are actually relieved that Hillary's adventures in and out of reality takes the focus off current Dem leader Maxine Waters?


 
Assange has a book out about the election

“Judging by the stance of the leadership of the Democratic Party and much of the media, Hillary Clinton’s devastating loss in the presidential election of November 2016 was all the fault of pernicious Russian leaks, unwarranted FBI investigations and a skewed electoral college. Rarely blamed was the party’s decision to run a deeply unpopular candidate on an uninspiring platform.”

“The refusal of the Democratic leadership to identify the real reasons for their defeat is not just a problem of history. If Democrats persevere with a politics that prioritizes well-off professionals rather than ordinary Americans, they will leave the field open to right wing populism for many years to come.....”​

 
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