in the primary.

Ugh. If they are old chums I know who I don't want to vote for in the primary.

imho.
i think he is doing a good job as mayor, and is the subject of the same sort of distortions as obama.

i have gotten to see him speak quite a few times, my alderman works closely with him. and he is a true blue good guy.
he is funny, and he likes kids. he was a loved child, and had a pretty idilic upbringing. i just bring that up in that i find myself using that as a bit of shorthand for who i think might be working with a lot of trauma, and that might explain some sorts of personality problems that might be what is causing his combativeness. i mean, just someone with a glitch that makes them as mean and nasty as some say he is. but i dont see that in him, and i dont see anything that evidences that in him.

i do put a lot of store by how people act around kids. he is one of those people who lights up around them. and he has great humor, as does she, about the mania that they went through. they were too vets showing off their scars.

I hope so but there have been talk that it was a bust....I am so glad you have the real story even if it was a bust, I am glad that we have the real story.

no, it was awesome.

the books flew off the table.
lots of applause, and many, many belly laughs.

closet next to a elevated track?

Since we all know very few support Mrs. Clinton.

If they had an "overflow room" I would advise you to stop listening any time those loudmouths who shopped you that honking load of "bust" bullshit start "talking" about anything, ever again.

she made a joke about that.
this relaxed, she is great.

enthusiasm for Hillary and I'm the demographic she struggles with the "younger" vote.

not everyone hates him, and not everyone who finds him hateful thinks that is a bad thing.
i think he is a good fit for this city.

I notice a lot of the people who agitate against him don't even live in the city he administers. Funny, that.

much more hate than like.

or just how much money i have?

Most people who support Rahm Emanuel are pretty easy to categorize.

who categorize people by whom they dont dislike.

and 1%ers in $2000 suits?

Sid

Which is why "progressives" will not vote for her if she is the Democratic nominee.
Good plan, eh?

actually, i dont know what the price of the big ticket was, but i recall it wasnt a whooooole lot.

the cadre of young women with the ready for hillary stuff made me smile.

sounds like a good time.

Sid

. . . cool to get some perspective behind the photos, mopinko.

Did she talk about her foundation (Clinton Foundation) and what she'll be doing in the future besides promoting her book?

the big story that she wanted to tell was about her mother, and the kind of life she had, and her memories of chicago.

her mom's story was pretty brutal, including being dumped on grandparents via a cross country train trip, a 5 yo and 7 yo.

her dad had an office in the merchandise mart. he told her there was a dragon in the river, so she wouldnt hang out the open window.
rahm mentioned that the top 5 floors were now a big tech incubator. he is just such a fucker.

and i guess she basted putin in the book, and again in person.

all i saw was a love fest.
and incidently, 2 people who are very good at fighting it out, and making up. i find this to be a people skill that speaks highly of their abilities and intelligence.

:rofl

where they couldnt hear me boo.

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she talked about the clinton foundation, and their work with poor children, and children's literacy.
she talked about the word gap, the dif between how many words upper class kids hear by kindergarten, and the number poor kids here. i dont remember the numbers, but they were jaw dropping.

so, they have a program to encourage parent, grandparents and siblings to read, talk and sing with children.
i mean, this is almost free, but it could bring stunning leaps for poor children.

i would like to see that kind of smart, heart driven policies.