... realistic

or that an all male electorate do the same for women. Guess what: they did.

Your politics are the politics of failure and despair. Grow a spine.

... gerrymandered opoition party to lift a finger for a far other agenda hasn't

So, please spare me your red herring.

... open in 2010.

And all those hardcore teahaddisits will suddenly see the light and take a hard left turn and do the right thing for the first time in their lifes or something.

... but more importantly, thank you for kicking my post.

who they've spent YEARS AND YEARS AND YEARS demonizing isn't realistic.

... take as much unilateral measures as she can and has stated this as a way around congress....

Sanders will soon follow her lead

someone who feels entitled to the presidency. A president who campaigns on an executive order presidency should make us all a little nervous.
Gerrymandered districts and the people who vote there(yeah those little people who are so overlooked by Clinton), off with their heads, I AM QUEEEEEN!

... congress.

A president who is only interested in easy personal victories (that's who it's all about in this case, after all) and has no vision for other people or the future would strike me as one whose interest is in having a notable spot in history.

Not doubting his nomination for one second. Onward to November.

Actually, I am optimistic. But today I'm frightened. I think Bernie is still a rising star, which means he's only getting more support with time. But I'm still scared by the notion of more years of nothingness in Washington.

Any questions?

I sure as hell know that I'd rther have a president who fights against Paul Ryan than one who gives in to him.

I'm tired of people telling me that Bernie being President is "impossible." Well, that's not true. It's very possible. It's very realistic. So, be realistic and demand the "impossible!"