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I hesitate to say that Clinton killed it tonight, because it's not something that's typically associated with her style of speaking, but she damn sure came as close to killing it as a policy wonk like herself ever could.
She effectively portrayed herself as a legitimate champion of change despite her reputation by illustrating her accomplishments from the Iran deal to the law that she championed to allow disabled kids have equal opportunites for education. She reached out to Bernie supporters pretty hard and got a roaring applause for it. She reached out to Republicans with another Reagan incantation with the "morning in America" vs. "midnight in America" campaign that Trump is running.
More than anything else she highlighted actual policies, which I was thrilled to finally hear. That's always been where she performs best. She highlighted everything from healthcare and education, to foreign policy and the economy, to women's rights and LGBT equality.
Not to mention how effortlessly she **** all over Donald Trump, which is weird, because that's not even her style.
"Donald Trump says he wants to make America great again. Well, he can start by actually making his products here in America!"
The contrast in choices is pretty clear for this November. The contrast between each party's convention was even clearer : Trump is going to lose in a landslide this November and his loss will be the death knell for the Republican party on a national level for another 8 years, and I can't say I'm anything less than ecstatic about that. I'm all for working with the other party, but not these obstructionist c*cksuckers who've steadfastly refused to compromise on anything with President Obama over the last 6 years.
These guys are a ****ing cancer on this country and they need to be tossed out on their asses with the trash this November.
I just hope that we can mobilize enough Democrats, Independents, and moderate Republicans to take back the house (unlikely) along with the Senate (very likely) so that Clinton's vision for the future of America can proceed unhinged by the congressional c*ckblocking by a bunch of bitter losers like Ted Cruz.
We also need to remember to stop only showing up every 4 ****ing years. Obama's Presidency could've been so much better had turnout in 2010 and 2014 been on par with that of 2008 and 2012.
VOTE IN EVERY ELECTION.
She effectively portrayed herself as a legitimate champion of change despite her reputation by illustrating her accomplishments from the Iran deal to the law that she championed to allow disabled kids have equal opportunites for education. She reached out to Bernie supporters pretty hard and got a roaring applause for it. She reached out to Republicans with another Reagan incantation with the "morning in America" vs. "midnight in America" campaign that Trump is running.
More than anything else she highlighted actual policies, which I was thrilled to finally hear. That's always been where she performs best. She highlighted everything from healthcare and education, to foreign policy and the economy, to women's rights and LGBT equality.
Not to mention how effortlessly she **** all over Donald Trump, which is weird, because that's not even her style.
"Donald Trump says he wants to make America great again. Well, he can start by actually making his products here in America!"
The contrast in choices is pretty clear for this November. The contrast between each party's convention was even clearer : Trump is going to lose in a landslide this November and his loss will be the death knell for the Republican party on a national level for another 8 years, and I can't say I'm anything less than ecstatic about that. I'm all for working with the other party, but not these obstructionist c*cksuckers who've steadfastly refused to compromise on anything with President Obama over the last 6 years.
These guys are a ****ing cancer on this country and they need to be tossed out on their asses with the trash this November.
I just hope that we can mobilize enough Democrats, Independents, and moderate Republicans to take back the house (unlikely) along with the Senate (very likely) so that Clinton's vision for the future of America can proceed unhinged by the congressional c*ckblocking by a bunch of bitter losers like Ted Cruz.
We also need to remember to stop only showing up every 4 ****ing years. Obama's Presidency could've been so much better had turnout in 2010 and 2014 been on par with that of 2008 and 2012.
VOTE IN EVERY ELECTION.
Who reads the long arse sheet u just wrote?
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