Friendly reminder

[angrychair]

There are some among us that feel comfortable voting tomorrow in their respective states for a candidate that has no problem spending her personal time, away from the public eye and openly calls them "friends":

Bushs (pics of her hugging and laughing with GW on this site now - a person that she 'knows' mislead her and who she capitulated to and voted in favor of the IWR)

Trumps (family friends for years, Donald is a golf buddy of WJC and he also had at least a little to do with Donald running for president)

Kissingers (both HRC and WJC have invoked Henry Kissinger's name as both a friend and mentor to HRC on several occasions. For reference to those that don't know, this is no one to admire.

These are not people any candidate that expects my vote should be calling "friends" nor should any Democrat.

[revbones]

1. Don't forget Lloyd Blankfein

David Brock, Peter Daou, and the littany of Goldman Sachs execs on her staff.

[Punkingal]

2. And Rahm Emmanuel, who called us retards.

[NCTraveler]

3. Really excited to vote tomorrow. Taking my mother and a couple from an ACLF.

I gave them absentee ballots but they have voted in person for decades. That's exciting. #hillyes

[angrychair]

4. So, no issue

With her calling a war criminal a friend and mentor?
No issue with WJC and her being at least somewhat culpable in tRump running for president?

If so I cannot imagine what shortcomings are a bridge to far...well apparently a lifelong progressive is....

[NCTraveler]

5. Not big on her relationship with Kissinger.

I'm simply laughing my ass off at your Trump assertion. In one short phone call the Big Dog has done irreversible damage to the Republican Party and almost guaranteed a progressive victory in the GE. Democrats don't take issue with that.