re: #109 HappyWarrior

I guess it’s easier to shit on Clinton in places where she barely lost than places that she lost overwhelmingly. He just can’t admit that it’s more than just economic. Now, his solution seems to be that we drop the emphasis on the social issues but as I said being staunchly pro-choice, pro LGBT, immigrant, etc is just as much as part of the progressive identity as the issues he speaks of.

I understand your point Happy…but Hillary got a lot of the usual “she is establishment,” “she doesn’t talk to me” and the only positive that I heard was “she isn’t Trump he scared me.” Not a lot of ringing endorsements from people that should have been in her camp. Why?

So, we may not want to hear it…but Hillary didn’t seem to really touch the folks in Kenosha. Again…if I see anything from that show it is pissed people.

If the Democrats get their shit together and get real they can get this government back. But they better get busy, they better be real and they better explain themselves better in all aspects (jobs, social, etc.). or a third party candidate may stand a chance next election if the mood stays the same.

Can’t deny the frustration. And I get the feeling, Hillary didn’t touch that enough. I’m not sure why, I’m going on what these ordinary folks are saying…they are voters and they do reflect what happened.