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Anonymous wrote:Really was horrible that Hillary set such a bad example by calling people with different political opinions "deplorable." Now she's got half of the liberal sheep doing the same thing. They think it's smart to double down on the behavior that cost them the election. So stupid.

KKK = "different political opinion"

Stick your head in the ground, deplorable.

NO....she didn't call the KKK deplorable. She was referring to half of all Trump supporters. (The KKK is less than 1/2 of 1%.) or are you saying that all Ttump voters are KKK members?

She was referring to the racists and the bigots who were showing up and embraced proudly by Trump and his campaign. That is the context in which Clinton used that adjective and damn, if she wasn't spot on. Look at the joke of this administration and it's followers. Taking our country down into the sewer.

I have griped in the past about Hillary coming across as scripted and cautious when she responds in interviews etc. I felt that it really hurt her because it also came across as fake.

Now having watched several interviews where she actually spoke her mind, I realize why she was so scripted. The reality is that if she is really allowed to speak her mind she actually comes across even worse. She sounds petty, whining and blaming everyone for things that go wrong.

Hillary, go back to being scripted and saying what your handlers tell you to say.

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Anonymous wrote:What is amazing is that all this info Is out there. We know she lost and where she lost. We know that her views on immigration cause much of her loss.

Yet democrats still cling to their exiting leaders from New York City and San Francisco

What will it take from for the educated elite to focus on helping their own citizens first??

Becoming xenophobes will not help American citizens. Just because a minority of geographically advantaged Americans bought Trump's lies doesn't make them true.

+1

Hillary Clinton lost the election for a whole host of reasons, the most significant one being that she is a terrible person with absolutely not genuine connection to normal people. This has now been confirmed by her constant rambling about how she lost, including a book (srsly), and her latest series of late night show interviews. Anybody that accepts that sort of lame attempt at hero worship is really fundamentally unstable. BTW, this has nothing to do with Donald Trump, but that has been brought up in spades here, so whatever. He is unstable too, but won.

We have all dealt with a psychopath like Hillary in our personal lives, yet liberals don't want to admit to it.

There must be some sort of constant balloon attraction where we can send pant suit out to pasture? Surely, a medical van can be organized for when Hillary runs into another debilitating problem or two.

Anonymous wrote:What is amazing is that all this info Is out there. We know she lost and where she lost. We know that her views on immigration cause much of her loss.

Yet democrats still cling to their exiting leaders from New York City and San Francisco

What will it take from for the educated elite to focus on helping their own citizens first??

Becoming xenophobes will not help American citizens. Just because a minority of geographically advantaged Americans bought Trump's lies doesn't make them true.

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Anonymous wrote:This remains a challenge for the Democrats: how to be tolerant and accepting of immigrants who form a key part of their support but not to alienate most of middle America who are white and still represent the majority of the voters.

Well, for starters, you don't call anyone who disagrees with you "deplorable".

Oh, please - that is the one thing Hillary was 100% correct about. If you can't see that the trump administration is truly deplorable than you are beyond hope.

OK, so that's why you lost. So stop crying about it. It felt good to you when she said it and you got exactly what you deserved: a slaughter.

3 million votes

3 million votes will get you hikes in Chappaqua and the opportunity to whine about how you lost because of Putin and Comey!

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Anonymous wrote:This remains a challenge for the Democrats: how to be tolerant and accepting of immigrants who form a key part of their support but not to alienate most of middle America who are white and still represent the majority of the voters.

"Our review and analysis of the best available evidence indicates that the supply of STEM-potential and STEM-educated students has remained strong and appears to be quite responsive to standard economic signals...The immigration debate is complicated and polarizing, but the implications of the data for enacting high-skill guestworker policy are clear: Immigration policies that facilitate large flows of guestworkers will supply labor at wages that are too low to induce significant increases in supply from the domestic workforce"--Guestworkers in the High-Skill U.S. Labor Market, EPI, 2013

Hillary wanted to triple the H1B limits and wanted to give amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants.

She was NEVER a friend of the working middle class.

What is amazing is that all this info Is out there. We know she lost and where she lost. We know that her views on immigration cause much of her loss.

Yet democrats still cling to their exiting leaders from New York City and San Francisco

What will it take from for the educated elite to focus on helping their own citizens first??

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This remains a challenge for the Democrats: how to be tolerant and accepting of immigrants who form a key part of their support but not to alienate most of middle America who are white and still represent the majority of the voters.

Well, for starters, you don't call anyone who disagrees with you "deplorable".

Oh, please - that is the one thing Hillary was 100% correct about. If you can't see that the trump administration is truly deplorable than you are beyond hope.

OK, so that's why you lost. So stop crying about it. It felt good to you when she said it and you got exactly what you deserved: a slaughter.

3 million votes

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This remains a challenge for the Democrats: how to be tolerant and accepting of immigrants who form a key part of their support but not to alienate most of middle America who are white and still represent the majority of the voters.

Well, for starters, you don't call anyone who disagrees with you "deplorable".

Oh, please - that is the one thing Hillary was 100% correct about. If you can't see that the trump administration is truly deplorable than you are beyond hope.

OK, so that's why you lost. So stop crying about it. It felt good to you when she said it and you got exactly what you deserved: a slaughter.

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Anonymous wrote:In general, people don't like it when other people move in en masse to the point when it changes the culture of their neighborhood. When white people complain about this, it's called "racism." When non-white complain, it's protesting gentrification.

Bingo.

Funny how it's white Libs "gentrifing" DC.

Anonymous wrote:In general, people don't like it when other people move in en masse to the point when it changes the culture of their neighborhood. When white people complain about this, it's called "racism." When non-white complain, it's protesting gentrification.

Bingo.

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Anonymous wrote:This remains a challenge for the Democrats: how to be tolerant and accepting of immigrants who form a key part of their support but not to alienate most of middle America who are white and still represent the majority of the voters.

"Our review and analysis of the best available evidence indicates that the supply of STEM-potential and STEM-educated students has remained strong and appears to be quite responsive to standard economic signals...The immigration debate is complicated and polarizing, but the implications of the data for enacting high-skill guestworker policy are clear: Immigration policies that facilitate large flows of guestworkers will supply labor at wages that are too low to induce significant increases in supply from the domestic workforce"--Guestworkers in the High-Skill U.S. Labor Market, EPI, 2013

Hillary wanted to triple the H1B limits and wanted to give amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants.

She was NEVER a friend of the working middle class.

+ 1,000,000

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Anonymous wrote:Hillary was a real leader. Looking out for Indian h1bs before us workers. She was a friend of the Indian working class in india

I cannot fathom why us workers did not vote for her

https://youtu.be/AOW0cUaGWZU

Trump hired tons of foreign labor for his resorts while stiffing American workers for those jobs.

Hey mr Z. Do you think h2b guest workers are bad for US? I don't understand your point

Anonymous wrote:Really was horrible that Hillary set such a bad example by calling people with different political opinions "deplorable." Now she's got half of the liberal sheep doing the same thing. They think it's smart to double down on the behavior that cost them the election. So stupid.

Please provide the full quote, in context, in which HRC characterized all of Trump's voters as "deplorable."

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Anonymous wrote:This remains a challenge for the Democrats: how to be tolerant and accepting of immigrants who form a key part of their support but not to alienate most of middle America who are white and still represent the majority of the voters.

The key might be not being tolerant of ILLEGAL immigration. People all over this country are very tolerant of people of different races. “White middle America,” as you call it, are not tolerant of illegal immigrants.

Except there's a long history of racial intolerance in many parts of "White Middle America" that have seen an influx of perfectly legal immigration. Whether it's Arabs in Michigan, or Hmong and Somalis in Minnesota, they are ghettoized, isolated, and subject to every petty-minded suspicion and stereotype local descendants of Nordic farmers can devise. And let's not talk about how members of the Southern Black Diaspora were treated throughout the Rust Belt, and they were already U.S. citizens by birth!