Cast of Hamilton makes statement to Pence at the end of the show.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think Republicans are pretty okay with their party being the White Power party, and as a Democrat, I'd rather see those people go elsewhere, too. Fare thee well with your fickle, low-attention-span, won't-sleep-in-the-White-House-because-his-big-boy-bed-is-in-NY-so-let-charge-$3M-to-the-American-people-in-Secret-Service-costs-that-get-paid-to-guess-who? Trump -- hope you really enjoy him.

Who exactly told you $3M a day? Link?

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Anonymous wrote:Lol, Trump bots still trying to make themselves feel better about the boss's twitter temper tantrum.

Damage done can' be undone.

Not a "Trump bot" - WTH? - and couldn't care less about his tweets, but definitely recognize hypocrisy when I see it. You castigated him for his attitude toward women, but refuse to do so with Dixon.

Exactly.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love when Trumpkins pretend to have been democrats.

So you honestly can't fathom the idea that the Democratic Party has turned off many of its former supporters? Because you should probably try.

Agree. See, the people calling others "Trumpkins" simply aren't bright enough to grasp that many of us were once Democrats. I voted for Bill Clinton and Obama - both times. But the whiny, pathetic victimization politics of today's liberal Democrats hold no appeal for me at all. I don't have any desire to be associated with this group. I guess I'm now an Independent.

+1.

If Democrats want to be the AA and BLM party, it's their right of course but they've lost my vote.

Oh god, not this again. Frankly, I couldn't t be happier if true, as the two of you are the last folks I would want on my side, but really, not buying a word of it.

I'm always interested in the focus on race. I know in my life people of different races. We're good. The race thing mainly seems to be important when talking politics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love when Trumpkins pretend to have been democrats.

So you honestly can't fathom the idea that the Democratic Party has turned off many of its former supporters? Because you should probably try.

Agree. See, the people calling others "Trumpkins" simply aren't bright enough to grasp that many of us were once Democrats. I voted for Bill Clinton and Obama - both times. But the whiny, pathetic victimization politics of today's liberal Democrats hold no appeal for me at all. I don't have any desire to be associated with this group. I guess I'm now an Independent.

+1.

If Democrats want to be the AA and BLM party, it's their right of course but they've lost my vote.

Oh god, not this again. Frankly, I couldn't t be happier if true, as the two of you are the last folks I would want on my side, but really, not buying a word of it.

Not buying a word of what? That people can, and do, change their political affiliation when they see that they just don't have much in common with a certain party? I grew up in a family of Democrats. Always voted for the Democratic candidate. Until a few years ago, when I realized the Democratic party, by and large, had morphed into something unrecognizable. Safe spaces? Trigger warnings? Calling those who disagreed with them, "racists, xenophobes, and sexist"? No thanks. I decided I was tired of being told what to think and what to say. It's no surprise to me at all that the Democrats lost the election. They've gone for too long thinking their way was the only way, and that half the country was simply stupid. When you start thinking you're superior to others, you should really expect that things aren't going to continue going your way any longer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think Republicans are pretty okay with their party being the White Power party, and as a Democrat, I'd rather see those people go elsewhere, too. Fare thee well with your fickle, low-attention-span, won't-sleep-in-the-White-House-because-his-big-boy-bed-is-in-NY-so-let-charge-$3M-to-the-American-people-in-Secret-Service-costs-that-get-paid-to-guess-who? Trump -- hope you really enjoy him.

And I think there are a lot of people who don't consider themselves either Democrats or Republicans. I would have voted for an Independent candidate, had there been a viable option. There is a huge gray area that some of you don't want to acknowledge. Just because someone voted for Trump/Clinton, doesn't mean they necessarily identify as a Rep/Dem. I certainly don't consider the Republican party to be the "White Power" party. What a stupid statement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think Republicans are pretty okay with their party being the White Power party, and as a Democrat, I'd rather see those people go elsewhere, too. Fare thee well with your fickle, low-attention-span, won't-sleep-in-the-White-House-because-his-big-boy-bed-is-in-NY-so-let-charge-$3M-to-the-American-people-in-Secret-Service-costs-that-get-paid-to-guess-who? Trump -- hope you really enjoy him.

And I think there are a lot of people who don't consider themselves either Democrats or Republicans. I would have voted for an Independent candidate, had there been a viable option. There is a huge gray area that some of you don't want to acknowledge. Just because someone voted for Trump/Clinton, doesn't mean they necessarily identify as a Rep/Dem. I certainly don't consider the Republican party to be the "White Power" party. What a stupid statement.

What do you call the party that courted the "White Power" voters who are now celebrating the Trump victory? Why aren't the leaders of the GOP stepping up and speaking out?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love when Trumpkins pretend to have been democrats.

So you honestly can't fathom the idea that the Democratic Party has turned off many of its former supporters? Because you should probably try.

Agree. See, the people calling others "Trumpkins" simply aren't bright enough to grasp that many of us were once Democrats. I voted for Bill Clinton and Obama - both times. But the whiny, pathetic victimization politics of today's liberal Democrats hold no appeal for me at all. I don't have any desire to be associated with this group. I guess I'm now an Independent.

+1.

If Democrats want to be the AA and BLM party, it's their right of course but they've lost my vote.

Oh god, not this again. Frankly, I couldn't t be happier if true, as the two of you are the last folks I would want on my side, but really, not buying a word of it.

Not buying a word of what? That people can, and do, change their political affiliation when they see that they just don't have much in common with a certain party? I grew up in a family of Democrats. Always voted for the Democratic candidate. Until a few years ago, when I realized the Democratic party, by and large, had morphed into something unrecognizable. Safe spaces? Trigger warnings? Calling those who disagreed with them, "racists, xenophobes, and sexist"? No thanks. I decided I was tired of being told what to think and what to say. It's no surprise to me at all that the Democrats lost the election. They've gone for too long thinking their way was the only way, and that half the country was simply stupid. When you start thinking you're superior to others, you should really expect that things aren't going to continue going your way any longer.

Of course I believe people can change party affiliation, but you are either crazy or a paid poster. Your writing style is quite distinct.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
it's throwaway

Fair enough.

Treat you to a beer?

Sounds good

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love when Trumpkins pretend to have been democrats.

So you honestly can't fathom the idea that the Democratic Party has turned off many of its former supporters? Because you should probably try.

Agree. See, the people calling others "Trumpkins" simply aren't bright enough to grasp that many of us were once Democrats. I voted for Bill Clinton and Obama - both times. But the whiny, pathetic victimization politics of today's liberal Democrats hold no appeal for me at all. I don't have any desire to be associated with this group. I guess I'm now an Independent.

+1.

If Democrats want to be the AA and BLM party, it's their right of course but they've lost my vote.

Oh god, not this again. Frankly, I couldn't t be happier if true, as the two of you are the last folks I would want on my side, but really, not buying a word of it.

Not buying a word of what? That people can, and do, change their political affiliation when they see that they just don't have much in common with a certain party? I grew up in a family of Democrats. Always voted for the Democratic candidate. Until a few years ago, when I realized the Democratic party, by and large, had morphed into something unrecognizable. Safe spaces? Trigger warnings? Calling those who disagreed with them, "racists, xenophobes, and sexist"? No thanks. I decided I was tired of being told what to think and what to say. It's no surprise to me at all that the Democrats lost the election. They've gone for too long thinking their way was the only way, and that half the country was simply stupid. When you start thinking you're superior to others, you should really expect that things aren't going to continue going your way any longer.

Of course I believe people can change party affiliation, but you are either crazy or a paid poster. Your writing style is quite distinct.

Not the PP. I you mean his/her writing style is intelligent and therefore distinct, I can agree with you. What you are seeing in the post above is the words of someone who was well-raised and who is a critical thinker. I know that's hard for progressives to understand as they need compliance.

[Anonymous]

I wasn't saying the Republicans are predominantly a White Power party -- i.e., a party made up mostly of people who believe in White Power. But right now, almost everyone who believes in White Power voted for Trump, and Trump is doing a terrible job of making those people feel unwelcome, so you have to figure he wants them.

I mean, what do the mon White Power people who voted for Trump think he should do about the people who are making racist and anti-Muslim threats in his name? Like the teacher who harangued a first grade Muslim boy about not being welcome here anymore now that Trump won? Or Southern Poverty Law Center's reports that there has been a severe increase in intimidation of minorities since the election and over 500 incidents reported. Do you think Trump is doing enough to discourage this behavior?

[Anonymous]

non White Power, not mon White Power

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love when Trumpkins pretend to have been democrats.

So you honestly can't fathom the idea that the Democratic Party has turned off many of its former supporters? Because you should probably try.

Agree. See, the people calling others "Trumpkins" simply aren't bright enough to grasp that many of us were once Democrats. I voted for Bill Clinton and Obama - both times. But the whiny, pathetic victimization politics of today's liberal Democrats hold no appeal for me at all. I don't have any desire to be associated with this group. I guess I'm now an Independent.

+1.

If Democrats want to be the AA and BLM party, it's their right of course but they've lost my vote.

Oh god, not this again. Frankly, I couldn't t be happier if true, as the two of you are the last folks I would want on my side, but really, not buying a word of it.

Not buying a word of what? That people can, and do, change their political affiliation when they see that they just don't have much in common with a certain party? I grew up in a family of Democrats. Always voted for the Democratic candidate. Until a few years ago, when I realized the Democratic party, by and large, had morphed into something unrecognizable. Safe spaces? Trigger warnings? Calling those who disagreed with them, "racists, xenophobes, and sexist"? No thanks. I decided I was tired of being told what to think and what to say. It's no surprise to me at all that the Democrats lost the election. They've gone for too long thinking their way was the only way, and that half the country was simply stupid. When you start thinking you're superior to others, you should really expect that things aren't going to continue going your way any longer.

Of course I believe people can change party affiliation, but you are either crazy or a paid poster. Your writing style is quite distinct.

Not the PP. I you mean his/her writing style is intelligent and therefore distinct, I can agree with you. What you are seeing in the post above is the words of someone who was well-raised and who is a critical thinker. I know that's hard for progressives to understand as they need compliance.

Sock puppeting

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love when Trumpkins pretend to have been democrats.

So you honestly can't fathom the idea that the Democratic Party has turned off many of its former supporters? Because you should probably try.

Agree. See, the people calling others "Trumpkins" simply aren't bright enough to grasp that many of us were once Democrats. I voted for Bill Clinton and Obama - both times. But the whiny, pathetic victimization politics of today's liberal Democrats hold no appeal for me at all. I don't have any desire to be associated with this group. I guess I'm now an Independent.

+1.

If Democrats want to be the AA and BLM party, it's their right of course but they've lost my vote.

Oh god, not this again. Frankly, I couldn't t be happier if true, as the two of you are the last folks I would want on my side, but really, not buying a word of it.

Not buying a word of what? That people can, and do, change their political affiliation when they see that they just don't have much in common with a certain party? I grew up in a family of Democrats. Always voted for the Democratic candidate. Until a few years ago, when I realized the Democratic party, by and large, had morphed into something unrecognizable. Safe spaces? Trigger warnings? Calling those who disagreed with them, "racists, xenophobes, and sexist"? No thanks. I decided I was tired of being told what to think and what to say. It's no surprise to me at all that the Democrats lost the election. They've gone for too long thinking their way was the only way, and that half the country was simply stupid. When you start thinking you're superior to others, you should really expect that things aren't going to continue going your way any longer.

Of course I believe people can change party affiliation, but you are either crazy or a paid poster. Your writing style is quite distinct.

Not the PP. I you mean his/her writing style is intelligent and therefore distinct, I can agree with you. What you are seeing in the post above is the words of someone who was well-raised and who is a critical thinker. I know that's hard for progressives to understand as they need compliance.

NP: couldn't agree more!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:That Hamilton star tweeted a few years ago about preying on drunk white women on St Paddy's Day, frequently called women h-es, sl-ts, and advocated pursuing married white women as racial payback:



http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2016/11/21/hamilton-star-lectured-pence-fire-racist-sexist-tweets/

I didn't even get this at first. Kinda funny though.

Nothing humorous about a racist predator targeting drunk women.

This.

and stereotyping black males, too

He's a great Clinton supporter!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I love when Trumpkins pretend to have been democrats.

So you honestly can't fathom the idea that the Democratic Party has turned off many of its former supporters? Because you should probably try.

Agree. See, the people calling others "Trumpkins" simply aren't bright enough to grasp that many of us were once Democrats. I voted for Bill Clinton and Obama - both times. But the whiny, pathetic victimization politics of today's liberal Democrats hold no appeal for me at all. I don't have any desire to be associated with this group. I guess I'm now an Independent.

+1.

If Democrats want to be the AA and BLM party, it's their right of course but they've lost my vote.

Oh god, not this again. Frankly, I couldn't t be happier if true, as the two of you are the last folks I would want on my side, but really, not buying a word of it.

Not buying a word of what? That people can, and do, change their political affiliation when they see that they just don't have much in common with a certain party? I grew up in a family of Democrats. Always voted for the Democratic candidate. Until a few years ago, when I realized the Democratic party, by and large, had morphed into something unrecognizable. Safe spaces? Trigger warnings? Calling those who disagreed with them, "racists, xenophobes, and sexist"? No thanks. I decided I was tired of being told what to think and what to say. It's no surprise to me at all that the Democrats lost the election. They've gone for too long thinking their way was the only way, and that half the country was simply stupid. When you start thinking you're superior to others, you should really expect that things aren't going to continue going your way any longer.

Of course I believe people can change party affiliation, but you are either crazy or a paid poster. Your writing style is quite distinct.

Not the PP. I you mean his/her writing style is intelligent and therefore distinct, I can agree with you. What you are seeing in the post above is the words of someone who was well-raised and who is a critical thinker. I know that's hard for progressives to understand as they need compliance.

You have no idea what critical thinking means. You should ask Trump U for a refund.