STUNNING reversal from my teabagger sister.

[grasswire]

I've been complaining about my sister for years here. She's a retired school librarian, a suburbanite, not dumb, but she was totally propagandized over the years to the point where she was on Lucianne.com for years, joined the NRA for creds, joined the Tea Party, loved Limbaugh and Levin and Hannity, was a FAUX devotee. I have despised her politics, and it has deeply affected our relationship.

Today.......................she confessed that she believes that talk radio has ruined this country. She despises Rush, Hannity, and Levin.

She hates Trump and finds him revolting. She is very afraid of Cruz and thinks he is slimy and creepy. Rubio is too young, she says. The only Republican candidate she likes is Christie because "he says what he thinks". But she knows he is going nowhere. She feels sorry for Jeb.

And she said.........."I might have to vote for Bernie."

And then she said........."Anybody but Hillary."

GULP. OMG.

[forest444]

1. This is precisely what makes her unelectable.

Whatever her merits, the mere mention of Hillary Clinton usually elicits dirty looks and painful groans from independent voters, and outright rants from Republicans - who would then feel incredibly motivated to go vote if she's on the ballot.

Not so with Bernie.

[PatrynXX]

22. Young Independents and rather extreme republicans is a no go.

there's no way for her to win. it'll be 2014 all over again time to purge more Conservadems out of the party.,

[roguevalley]

23. it amazed me on both sides how everyone was revolted when Bernie went to Liberty

Baptist U and other places to talk to people who were 'not us'. If you took republican or conservative or whatever out and put in Muslim, it was sort of coming from the same place. They are out there and Bernie is BRAVE to go to speak to them. He looks at them and sees Americans. If we can't do the same, then how are we different than the pugs who exclude everyone they don't like, understand or feel have hope to change? Bernie is amazing and he reached your sister. He sees us ALL and asks why not. I am glad for you.

[arcane1]

30. Thing is, if you can trick someone into scapegoating, you can reason them out of it. In theory.

Bernie is one of only a few at that level who are actually trying to reason people out of their misguided views!

[hopemountain]

35. +++^^^

thanks, roguevalley. well said and a powerful observation. there is common ground and bernie sees it.

[BlandGrenade]

39. But its her turn! Can't you see that?!

She's more willing to flip flop and contort her positions to carry the majority than Bernie is, doesn't that make her a better politician?! The truth is, hillary may be a great politician, but bernie is a statesman, and a leader. I really want to see a woman as president, but hillary isn't left enough for my taste, and although I will pinch my nose and vote for her if she ends up on the ballot, it will be my last vote for the democratic party. I want change in the Oval office, and the wife of a former president who takes money from big banks and has already showed her contempt for single-payer healthcare doesn't cut it. She is jagged and bitter enough to drive moderates toward trump, and that is inexcusable. She needs to be more likeable, and she totally lacks authenticity. Comes off like an egomaniac demanding validation. Bill seems to be wasting away, hiding his health condition to keep the focus on hills, I applaud the effort but she is not destined for the white house. The presidency isn't an entitlement and having earned her stripes means nothing in a general election. Hillary may need this win, but America needs a real leader more.

[forest444]

41. My thoughts exactly.

This was always her dream, and her being would elected would be - as Bernie might put it - a yooge historical moment. That in itself is appealing to a lot of people, and I don't blame them.

But, as you explained, she's not what we need at this moment. We need principles; we need vision. We need, just as you said, a real leader.

[brett_jv]

52. Beautifully said, and welcome to DU! (n/t)

[grasswire]

54. what IS Bill's health condition?

Something is obviously wrong.

[restorefreedom]

74. there may not be

after numerous problems and bypass surgery, bill adopted a vegan or near vegan diet. after his previous diet, a vegan diet probably dropped a lot of weight off him....al sharpton also lost a ton of weight veggie and is now vegan.

lean body mass is typical for veg/vegans...i obviously can't say there is nothing wrong with him, but his current weight may be more reflective of his lifestyle change rather than any serious medical issue.

[grasswire]

78. people have noted a significant tremor

....and I guess he has always stood with his mouth hanging open, but it makes me want to take him by the hand and settle him in an easy chair with a lap robe.

[morningglory]

81. I am 69 years old. If I ran around Iowa in freezing weather for a couple of weeks..

followed by a long day on a podium at night past my bedtime, I would be drooling on my chest.

[restorefreedom]

82. yes, an easy chair might be nice...

many people would rather see him in a lazy boy than campaigning on his free trade policies of the nineties to have more of the same from hillary

[840high]

58. Her flip-flopping is unbearable - I don't

know what she stands for.

[BlandGrenade]

62. Her flip flopping is in desperation;

She's 68 and knows she doesn't have the energy to run again in another 4 or 8 years, its now or never. So progressives should just put their dreams on hold while she gets her due. That's what America is about, isn't it? We all stand around holding our breath while she receives her birthright; after the bush dynasty, this is de rigueur for the American presidency. I've spent years living abroad in europe, and this apparent 'passing of the crown' has diminished the American brand quite severely. To much of the world we are hardly better than Putin and the Medvedev charade. This ''keep it in the family" era has got to end, our very lives are at stake.

[LiberalElite]

72. as far as the age issue

Please give it a rest. Clinton is doing fine as far as energy. She has more than i do and im younger by several years. And Sanders is 74 and has more energy than some in their 50s.

[classykaren]

64. Best comment I read today. Thank you

[kristopher]

69. Check out my new sig line

Hope you don't mind, but that is spot on and I couldn't resist.

[cantbeserious]

76. HRC - Strident - Overbearing - Visionless - The Perfect Spokesperson For The 1%

eom

[SoapBox]

40. Agreed.

My female single, divorced and widowed neighbors HATE her.

A prime example of anybody but Hill.

[forest444]

44. And you multiply that by millions of neighbors, and the Dems would have a real liability with her.

Granted, a lot of it is the result of a relentless, 25-year character assassination campaign by the media. But then, she doesn't exactly help her case with so much duplicitousness.

Bernie has potential liabilities too, no denying that. But if this party nominates Hillary, it'll be an uphill battle (no pun intended) all the way.

[Locrian]

63. if she does win the dem nomination

Its going to be a field day for the entire mainstream media and gop candidates. Open season with ALL the baggage, double talk, deals, etc laid out 24/7. And people ALREADY hate her.

There's a very real chance she would lose to a R

[vaberella]

66. I wonder why.

She brings that out in me too. I mean for me it's her flip-flopping. I'm not sure about everyone else. My mother is worse. She's a Republican, but when she sees the nominees she bolts. She is tolerable of Bernie, but seems to like O'Malley...and she despises all things Hilary Clinton (but loves Bill).

[Beartracks]

89. That's my fear: she'll absolutely galvanize Republicans...

... to turn out en masse to vote AGAINST her, even if they have to hold their nose and vote for Trump, Rubio, or Cruz.

I just don't see where there's any crossover appeal. Disaffected Repubs aren't motivated to vote for her, and partisan Repubs will crawl naked through broken glass and burning eembers to vote against her.

I'm afraid HRC is the best GOTV tool of the GOP. They think she's practically the anti-Christ.

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[forest444]

95. Absolutely. She's a liability, pure and simple.

A lot of it (though not all of it) is thanks to 25 years of relentless media attacks; but no amount of millions from Lloyd Blankfein or wishful thinking by Team Hillary is going to change that.

[Jenny_92808]

98. Beartracks, That is what I am afraid of too.

Well said! If she wins, I will vote for her (because the alternative would be a nightmare), but I think we have a good chance if Bernie wins and becomes our candidate.

[Beartracks]

104. Oh, I'd definitely still vote for her, too.

First of all, she'll need all the help she can get against any such tidal wave of Republican voters.

And, yes, secondly, she's still FAR closer to my values and priorities than anyone in the Republikan Klown Kar.

But in the meantime, it's Go Bernie!



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[hifiguy]

91. She's a complete turnoff to the left/liberal base

and the uncommitteds/independents don't trust her any farther than I could throw the Sphinx. And for good reason. She will also motivate the cave-orc Repig base to show up and vote against her.

I'd guess HRH at the top of the ticket is good for an extra 1-2 million Repig votes nationally.

[forest444]

93. Hillary Clinton at the top of the ticket is good for an extra 1-2 million Repig votes nationally

This was worth repeating because it's the truth (and in fact, probably a conservative estimate).

[hifiguy]

94. Eeyup. To any thinking person who has followed politics for the

last couple of decades, this is a brute fact and as obvious as a Kodiak bear in a phone booth.

[OhZone]

2. And yet she's going to win. Oh well. n/t

[Old Codger]

7. She ahs already

Lost she just doesn't know it yet....

[JudyM]

11. What did predict wise say about Iowa?

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

3. If your sis votes for Bernie, she is wise indeed.

Bernie & Elizabeth 2016!!!

[cui bono]

4. What changed her mind? How long did it take? n/t

[grasswire]

10. well, we stopped talking politics a couple of years ago

She fell for all of the lies the right spewed. Hated Obama, hates Warren, yada yada yada.

This reversal may be because both our brother and I are quite visibly liberal/progressive on our facebook pages, and she can see how widely the RW crap is belittled in the general public.

She volunteered this information today. And I was flabbergasted.

[BernTheRich]

38. Why does she hate Warren?

[grasswire]

43. Because FAUX told her to, I guess.

She accepted that mocking of Warren for being part Native American. I don't even remember what that is about.

[BernTheRich]

46. I'd (thankfully) forgotten about that too

Probably because their so-called reasoning is completely inane - it wasn't worth remembering for us.

I will never understand the teabag mindset.

Thanks for your response.

[cui bono]

45. Well good for her for coming around. Gives me hope! n/t

[Hekate]

5. How lovely for your relationship. But who will she vote for if Bernie is not the nominee?

[grasswire]

8. not Hillary

She believes that Hillary is going to be indicted and that will force her out of the race.

If it is Trump or Cruz, and Hillary, I really don't think she has anywhere to go. She is a conservative, and perhaps she would write someone in.

[JudyM]

13. Timing is off. If Hillary to be indicted (a big if), it wouldn't happen before our convention.

[KentuckyWoman]

59. Conservatives are not really conservatives IMHO

A whole lot more people who claim to be conservatives would be backing Bernie if he had an R after his name instead of a D.

His ideals are for extremely limited use of military, using taxpayer money as frugally as possible while still getting the best bang for the buck, and keeping government out of our private personal decisions. THAT is what "conservatives" used to stand for so it's a no brainer she would like what Bernie has to say IMHO.

The Republicans can call themselves "conservative" all they want but really all they've done is twist what the term means to the point it's not even recognizable anymore. Really all they have left is Talibornagains and Corporate Moochers. There's nothing conservative about either one of those groups. Granted they use the gunhumpers and bigots but when you look at them they generally fall into one of the two main categories.

Anyways, glad to hear she's coming back around to her senses.

[grasswire]

60. good points

Real, true conservatives used to be Constitutionalists.

[bettyellen]

84. Not too bright tea bagger who thinks "Hillary is going to be indicted" and we have a thread of

people hanging on to her every word. This is truly embarrassing for all involved.

[seaglass]

86. Eh after seeing the other shit stirring the OP has done about Hillary I would take the OP with a big

bucket of salt.

I have to ask: Why did Hillary wear her bathrobe? nt
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251925573

Any body language experts here? Hillary's eye-bugging is a tell, I think.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251779704

[bettyellen]

87. And she was upset Hillary was rude to interrupt a Republican's speech too! LOL.

[hifiguy]

92. I was talking to a friend last night. Independent but voted for Kerry and twice for Obama.

He swore HRH is going to be indicted in the next couple of months according to reports he's read. For the e-mails and for all the funny business surrounding the foundation's funding. Just an anecdote but he's a smart guy who reads a variety of news sources and generally leans slightly to the left.

[DanTex]

6. Anecdotes are great. Many times I've heard "Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump, WTF?"

I guess I could start an OP every time that happened. I've had independents and even Dems ask me if I would actually vote for Bernie if he won the nomination. Obviously, I said yes, but it was a little surprising to hear Dems ask that.

[Iwillnevergiveup]

9. grasswire, maybe

you had some influence over her, huh?

[grasswire]

12. that's something she would NEVER admit

She's pretty stubborn. An authoritarian.

[JudyM]

14. Kind of like my dad. Listens to Limbaugh. Ugh. Savor this moment in time, grass wire :)

[TeamPooka]

15. Tell her she needs to register as a Democrat to primary against Clinton. nt

[zentrum]

16. Don't know why

…the Democratic Party isn't concerned about this very thing. Bernie beats HRC against all Republicans.

[mdbl]

19. They think there are a lot of democrats

who still remember the Hillary of the 1990's

[Feeling the Bern]

24. Ah. . .that's like remembering the "good old days" of the 1950s where black people were forced

to sit on the back of the bus, lynched for voting, Jim Crow, girls with children out of wedlock were shunned or forced to have alley way abortions, racism and sexism weren't accepted, they were normal. . .when food safety standards were so low botulism was still considered a sauce, when smoking was as fashionable as the lies about the cancer it caused and the lies about communism would cause the deaths of at least 60,000 Americans fighting another country's civil war.

I don't want to use the memory of 1990s Hillary to vote today. I want to use the knowledge of 2016 Hillary and her standing for pretty much everything I am against to NOT vote for her.

Nostalgia is not a good reason to vote for a candidate.

[Feeling the Bern]

17. I have the same issues with my brother

Barely literate, barely finished high school with a solid C- average, didn't go to college, doesn't read anything except funnyjunk.com, can't spell, doesn't know grammar or syntax and can barely put two words together in logical order. Also, dirt poor.

But he and his teabagger girlfriend will vote Trump because they are gun humpers, racist against Muslims and Mexicans and think their taxes are too high.

BTW, I'm university educated, have two master's degrees, speaks five languages, lived in five countries, am a producer screenwriter of historical period pieces (my Rape of Nanking movie is set for worldwide release in 2018), worked in museums and am a noted expert in WW2 history, geographic economics and constitutional law (as I have taught all at the university level and in highly prestigious private schools), but to him, I'm the dumbest most horrid anti-American out there because I support Bernie Sanders, a radicalized socialist.

If you want evidence of my brother's idiocy I posted here on DU, try not to throw up

[grasswire]

18. are you married, kiddo?

LOL

[Feeling the Bern]

20. Wife is a Chinese national, which is where I learned and the reason I learned Mandarin.

[cui bono]

47. Hey!

Take that to the DU Hook Ups forum!



.

[grasswire]

48. LOLOL nt

[mdbl]

21. Redneckery is so fashionable these days

isn't it?

[Feeling the Bern]

25. Hey, I'm a hayseed farmboy from the rural backwoods of Upstate New York.

I have a lot of rednecky parts of me. But my politics are not one of them.

In the states, I owned a hunting rifle I used once in a while. I don't believe in speed limit laws. I am a social libertarian and a fiscal socialist.

[mdbl]

27. You don't sound like a redneck.

But I'll have to take your word for it. Just don't be so articulate.

[Feeling the Bern]

29. I also have all my teeth! hehe. I said I have rednecky things in my life

I own a deer's head when I shot it, I have a mounted marlin when I went fishing, I have pelts in my house and I used to love wrestling before it got all PG rated and sucky.

[mdbl]

31. But I still think you'll have to wait

until global warming heats up New York like here in the south to qualify.

[grasswire]

26. I find your interest in WW2 history intriguing

My uncle was a POW from the fall of Corregidor until the liberation of the Philippines. I have all of the letters he wrote home, and he was an excellent reporter of the installations and activities prior to the Japanese invasion. Further he kept a diary while a POW, and it is in the family. I found that in this same city is another woman who has her uncle's letters and he was a POW on Corregidor, too. She is also a writer (as am I) and we have been in contact about collaborating on something using these materials.

Oh, and by the way. My cousin is also for Trump. He has been totally brainwashed by hate radio. He is a good family man and comfortably fixed. But he is gone to the dark side.

[Feeling the Bern]

28. The movie I wrote, 300,000, is on IMDB as an "under development" so you need IMDB Pro

to get to see info on it as now.

Most of the material I used was from interviews of survivors, archives from the Nanjing Massacre Memorial Hall (the museum in which I worked for two years), going to kill sites and mass grave sites, interview with descendants (my wife's great grandmother was gang raped by the Japanese in Danyang in 1938 and left to die in a muddy ditch on the side of the road. Luckily, she was found by her neighbors a couple hours later) and visits to Japan (namely the disgusting Yasukuni Shrine).

The only liberties I took:

1: I gave the Japanese an attorney, when in reality, they defended themselves.

2: I made people into composites ad changed their names out of requests and respect to those I interviewed.

3: I setup the reflaring of the Chinese Civil War almost instantly after the 1946 Trial, rather than having it stew another seven months.

4: I made the principle female character's English (the Chinese interpreter for the American journalist) better than it should have been because I needed her to be more interactive to the viewer.

So, 95% of the movie will historically accurate.

[grasswire]

33. a few years ago..

....I found, in an antique store, a group of original photos taken in Japanese occupation of Nanking. Many photos of beheadings. Grisly stuff. I was shocked, and shouldn't have been. But it was up close and personal in snapshot photos. I did not buy the photos, but probably should have just to make sure they were preserved by someone.

[Feeling the Bern]

34. If they are what I am thinking, I've already seen them

Remember, I worked at the Memorial Hall so I had access to all the archives.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

42. That reminds me of my father in law.

He would rant and rave about Democrats not being worth a fuck, rotten, no good, whatever.

But his cleaning ladie's son? Now there is a good conservative man!! He would send him his used Newsmax magazines - in prison.

Before the father in law died, he was buying gold and silver bars and keeping them in his house. He told the cleaning ladie to keep it quiet. I was worried we we going to find him dead with his stockpile missing if his "good conservative's" friends heard about an old man stockpiling gold.

[Feeling the Bern]

51. Conservatives. Proof troglodytes never evolved.

[cui bono]

55. Interesting how two siblings can come out so different.

My brother and I are not close but we're not that different really.

.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

32. If Hillary is the nominee she will probably vote against her.

[litlbilly]

36. Bernie is gonna get it done with our help.

[trc]

37. Sounds like my sister

except that mine has not seen the light yet. Understand that my sister is now retired and living in a cabin in a national forest...a forest that would not exist without federal government protection. She and her husband are drawing social security as their only form of income because they did not plan for retirement (but vociferously complained about the social security entitlement system...not even kidding). They are taking care of their grandson because their son and his soon to be ex-wife simply could not be bothered to take care of his medical issues, which are now being completely paid for by medicare/medicaid (I pushed them in that direction and they were amazed at how well that system works). She once told me that Obama had not submitted a budget in 4 years, I looked at her and replied that he is required to submit budgets yearly, but the republican House has to actually act on them, all I got was a blank look, I actually face-palmed.

[libodem]

49. Wow

[slumcamper]

50. NOTICE--the inability to reason?

This "half-reasoning," most apparent in the final quote is so typical of a vast number of Americans. T

The inability to fully bring reason to bear on political matters seems to be the norm among folks like this. RW TV and radio fosters a confusion that (I would argue is intentionally designed to do so) begets an incoherent world view.

Having lost their compass, these folks are insecure and prone to fear. RED meat.

[Uncle Joe]

53. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for sharing, grasswire.

[Trajan]

56. That is today's most awesome story ...

What's really great ? ... She did it all herself ... All those pesky facts getting in the way of a good line of bullshit, you have to acknowledge them after getting bombarded by lies for so long ...

Fox News watching is as close to brainwashing that I know of ... Congratulations to her !

(I say this as someone who does NOT watch major news outlets on television ... I get all the news I need online and right here ....)

[840high]

57. That's my ABC's - AnybodyButClinton

[ecstatic]

61. Bernie has really attracted a lot of republican newcomers.

The problem is, many of them bring their nasty republican attitude with them. They may agree with Bernie on some economic policies, but they are against the other 90% of what democrats stand for.

[kristopher]

70. That's ok isn't it?

The root of our social issue focus lies in an economic system where the economic elite defrauds the public out of their piece of the pie by pitting them against each other politically on issues that don't belong in the political realm.

That's the entire premise behind the infiltration of the Democratic party by the 3rd Way types.

It is also, IMO, the foundational principle if Hillary's campaign.

[Populist_Prole]

80. Perfect concise summation

Therein lies what's most frustrating to see: The answer is so obvious but huge swaths don't unite against the commonality they share but have a "crabs in a bucket" mentality over their pet issues.

[Jenny_92808]

99. I had to look that one up. After I looked it up, I have to agree. Thanks for the lesson.

"Crabs in the Bucket" Crab mentality, sometimes referred to as crabs in the bucket, is a way of thinking best described by the phrase, "if I can't have it, neither can you."

(I picture crabs in a bucket trying to escape as crabs below them pull the escapers down because it they can't get out, they won't let the escaping crabs get out either)

[bettyellen]

85. And in the end, if they get informed they will hate Bernie as much as they hate Hillary.

So I guess we're hoping this ends the OP's sister's education, right here.

[democrank]

65. Interesting....

I wish your sister well in her attempt to propel out of the black hole and into the light.

[TacoD]

67. My Republican mother will probably stay home if it's Trump or Cruz vs. Hillary

Unlike your sister she has always hated the tea party and RW talk radio (she loves NPR). She has always voted for the R presidential candidate except in 2008 when she voted for Obama. She would most likely vote for Bernie over Trump or Cruz. But she also would probably vote for Rubio if he's the nominee.

[liberalnarb]

68. Good to hear she came around.

Unfortunately, your story hits home over here. The fascist asswhipe levin brainwashed my father to the point where theres no hope for him. I've gotten into fights with him over it. Somehow levin always comes up. I say hes a fascist and my dad tells me I should listen to him sometime because he would "scare the shit out of you" Then I always come back with "fear is all people like him have." and that shuts him up pretty well most of the time. I think hes at the point of no return now.

[thereismore]

71. Wow. Wow. nt

[Gamecock Lefty]

73. May I Add My WOW???

Your teabag family member doesn’t like Hillary? Stunning news, simply stunning! Newsflash – if a teabagger hates Hillary chances are they ain’t gonna like a socialist either.

Then again I suppose the main reason for this thread was to let us know how much she hated Hillary. Nothing more, nothing less – another anti-Hillary thread.

Got it. Stunning news, indeed!

[mother earth]

75. I think many are finding Bernie to be the true champion of the people. FOR GOOD REASON!

[beachbum bob]

77. any body but hillary will give America a trump or a cruz or a rubio

and the many disasters for decades for america....if americans don't learn from the lesson of 8yrs of George W Bush...America justly deserves what we will get....just like we deserved the Iraq war, the financial destruction of our country and growing ecomic disparity...ralph Nader supporters gave america that....

[SoLeftIAmRight]

79. I see the same from some republican voters

They will vote for Sanders

NEVER NEVER NEVER Hillary

[Jenny_92808]

100. Agreed. I have noticed that

polls show that Bernie will do better against the repub's than Hillary will.

[Laxman]

83. Share This With Your Sis......

about Mr. "tell it like it is" Christie.

vimeo.com/142194514

Think of it as a form of pest control!

[Jenny_92808]

103. Thanks for sharing Laxman...

The fox is in the hen house!

[maxsolomon]

88. Let me point out

that your sister's also been subjected to a quarter century of Anti-Clinton Propaganda.

As have we all - just look at GD Primary any day of the week. Just look at this thread. "Anybody But Hillary" is precisely what the GOP wants Democrats and Independents to think, and I'm sure as fuck not playing into their hands.

And don't go tarring me as a Hillary Supporter just because I'll happily vote for her. I'm not happy with either her OR Sanders, as I'm an Ageist.

[ToxMarz]

90. I was surprised by my Mother after Iowa's caucus

Being originally from Iowa, I was anxious to call her after the caucus to ask her how it went, she's a life long Republican. To my surprise when I called her she said she didn't go. She has never missed the caucuses! She said she couldn't find anyone to go with (she has lots of friends). I asked her why she didn't go with my brother. She said she didn't know if he went. Sounded kind of sad. Then kind of exasperated mentioned Trump, how embarrassing it would be to have a President Trump. All my life my parents have been moderate but devout Republicans. After my Dad died, she began to turn in to a bit of a RWNJ, much to my liberal sisters and my chagrine. I guess between Fox and her RW friends without a filter (my Dad) she kind of got co-opted. I am hoping this may be somewhat of a trend, they may be realizing they have been bamboozled.

[rhett o rick]

96. The hubris of the Democratic Party leaders that insist that she be our nominee is ignoring

the point that a lot of people in both parties really, really don't like Clinton. Their hubris may lose us the general if they manipulate Clinton into the nomination like they are trying.

[olddots]

97. sometimes our minds go on vacation

and our mouths work overtime .My father told me on his death bed that he was never a Republican and only claimed to be for attention .

[workinclasszero]

101. I love these little stories

from BS followers.

[SummerSnow]

102. Wow, I would still check her temperature.lol

Well at least she's thinking about her future. Glad for her.