From Hillary. Calling them out.

[nolabear]

Link to tweet

Link to tweet

[Me.]

1. What Could've Been

Sigh

[Blue_true]

59. But her emails, Wall Street, fracking, ect.

Now, we have a racist madman in office and the worst elements in society boldly protesting in public streets instead of in some backwoods cornfield.

[Me.]

60. I Think IT Must've Been Her Foundation

w/its 4 star, A rating

[Skittles]

2. THAT is how a leader responds

[SCVDem]

18. NO!

A leader holds a press conference so citizens can see the pain and anguish on their face.

Dump is the leader, Hillary, unfortunately is not.

Dump is a racist, moronic race baiter!

Fuck him all to hell!

[riversedge]

30. There was no pain in Trumps face during his press conference. In fact, he looked sick reading

directly from his notes. He has no heart, no compassion

[eleny]

42. He looked bored to me reading the prepared message

[NastyRiffraff]

47. He looked like Gen. Kelly forced him to read it

and he didn't like it one bit.

[ATL Ebony]

54. He certainly did. I had the impression he was threatened to read the

prepared speech (NO AD LIBS) and he looked bored, for one, but also as if he didn't mean a word of it.

[maddiemom]

67. Remember all those Repugs who called Obama a phony when he teared up over the school killings?

I believe they truly don't understand empathy.

[iluvtennis]

33. +1000 nt

[kimbutgar]

3. I wish she was our president...would could have been

Unfortunately it would have been 24/7 investigations into bs stuff while the orange shitgibbons is waaaaaay more dirty.

[SunSeeker]

10. Hillary is not "dirty," so Shitler can't be "more dirty" than her.

That is why NONE of those investigations against her found any wrongdoing.

The Orange Shitgibnon on the other hand is a dirty, slimy psychopath and evidence of his Russia collusion keeps piling up.

The GOP goes after every Dem in power. We can't let them choose our candidates.

[LonePirate]

13. Thank you for calling out that "more dirty" verbiage.

[flibbitygiblets]

39. +1

[demigoddess]

68. +1

Hillary was honest, just a target of republican propaganda for 20 some years. They were that afraid of women.

[madamesilverspurs]

4. Rec X 1,000,000,000

[Beringia]

5. Thanks Hillary n/t

[wishstar]

6. She was 100% right about the deplorables who put him in WH

and everything else she warned us about including him being Putin's puppet and that we can't entrust someone who can be baited with a tweet to be in control of nukes.

[malaise]

7. K & R

for truth

Now I want joint condemnation from Presidents Carter, Bush, Clinton, Bush and Obama.
This is effin' madness.

[cwydro]

8. YES!

Thank you Hillary Clinton.

[ismnotwasm]

9. Goddamitt

What we could have had instead of this shit.

[bigtree]

11. k&r

[Gothmog]

12. Hillary Clinton is a great leader and a great person

[spanone]

14. Thank You Ms. President.......

[demigoddess]

69. Madam President , if you please.

[sandensea]

15. Thank you, Mrs. Clinton. Runs circles around Cheeto's generic "no place for hatred" squeak.

Especially given his blatant hypocrisy where far-right incitement is concerned.

[Paladin]

16. That's MY President speaking. (nt)

[BlueMTexpat]

66. + a million or so! eom

[JHan]

17. all the concern about her calling contemptible people deplorables.

Yes, there's a subset of people who voted for Trump who are FUCKING contemptible and DEPLORABLE.

He raised them up.

[nolabear]

19. Meanwhile, 45's master also tweets:

Link to tweet

[Honeycombe8]

22. Wow. Is that for real? nt

[nolabear]

23. Apparently so.

[Boomerproud]

29. Well "Dr." Duke, he does owe you, and you own him.

Also, God Bless Hillary Rodham Clinton and all the rest of us radical leftists.

[radical noodle]

48. And there it is

in black and white.

[Honeycombe8]

20. Brava. A light in the dark. These are dark times. nt

[KitSileya]

21. Fuck anyone who said Hillary was worse than Trump!

Fuck anyone who said she was the best of two bad choices, or that she was flawed, or that they'd "hold their noses and vote for her". We could have had her, but instead we have him. The nazis would have walked the street if she had been elected too, but she would have handled it completely differently than the shitheel we have now who blames both sides while using KKK dog whistles like "cherish our history" while he does.

They would have protested because they would have been incensed - and scared. Scared because she actually had plans to work against discrimination. Because she had plans to work against the hate. Because she had plans to make people's lives better. And they weren't just promises to give everyone the moon and to part the seas - they were detailed, realistic plans that could be done. And that scared the shit out of a majority of white America, who preferred to vote for Trump, or Johnson, or Stein, or write in Sanders. So fuck white America - anyone who's white who sits down at a Thanksgiving table with their racist relatives without giving a clear message that racism won't be accepted and who are not willing to get up and leave if their relatives/friends/neighbors start talking about how affirmative action is reverse racism, how Mexicans are rapists, how more Black people kill than are killed and other nazi talking points, are aiding and abetting this. If white Americans put family peace above the safety and well-being of Black children in America, they're supporting this. And that makes them as bad as the nazis marching in Charlottesville this weekend.

[Honeycombe8]

24. She WAS flawed. EVERYONE is flawed. But look at what the turncoats "hath wrought on the country."

I read that phrase from old somewhere.

By turncoats, I don't mean Dems, necessarily. I mean anyone who voted for or allowed Trump to win, even by not voting (if it wasn't there fault). This was a critical election.

[KitSileya]

27. Of course everyone is flawed. That's not the fucking point.

The point is that she's the only one they've had to grind to the dust because she was flawed. She's the only one they hated for being flawed. They might have thought Kerry and Gore were flawed, but they didn't hate them for it. They didn't actively work against them to the point of calling them murderers and warmongers and wh¤res for it. They didn't buy into pizza parlor pedophile ring conspiracy theories and fatal illness conspiracy theories with glee because they thought Kerry or Gore were flawed, yet they did with Hillary.

[nolabear]

36. Let's see, what sets her apart from them? Hmmmm...

[Honeycombe8]

46. Speech is more effective when you find the words for yur meaning...

rather than resorting to cuss words as filler words. Teens do this a lot with "like" and "basically." It's offputting to recipients of yur speech to be cussed at.

I no longer cared what you said after the 1st cuss word.

[xajj4791]

56. Actually

people who curse a little are considered more honest and their testimony more likely to be true than someone whose language is more "correct".

Stupid psychologists ruining everyone's parade!!

[moda253]

64. Fuck that shit.

That is some played out bullshit that people float around out there for some odd superiority sake.

Has absolutely no bearing on IQ or any other intelligence measurement.

[KitSileya]

65. You know what? I never swear. People who know me would be amazed to hear a swear word from me

However, there are two schools of thought, linguistically, when it comes to swear words. Since I have three university degrees, one in linguistics and two in modern languages, I have actually studied this. Swear words are what people use when they have no other words in their vocabulary to express what they mean... And swear words are what people use when they have no other words in their vocabulary to express what they mean.

You seem to be of the opinion that swearing is sign of poor vocabulary, that people swear because they don't know enough words, that it is a sign of word poverty. However, I am of the opinion that swear words have specific meanings which no other words can adequately express, and that in some cases, only swear words will do to convey what you mean.

Dismiss me if you wish, but the truth is that the US is on the brink of destruction. It will never be what it once was, of course, but now it is in danger of being completely destroyed - and it will take a lot of the rest of the world with it. They'll talk of 2017 as they now do 1939. And 1945 is perhaps never going to happen for us. If that doesn't deserve swearing, I don't know what fucking does.

Ps: Nice tone argument, by the way. How very progressive of you.

[R B Garr]

70. You make perfect sense. Everything you said.

[Eliot Rosewater]

71. MANY are still saying it, or at least will be voting accordingly in 2018.

I argued with them over and over, until I realized they wanted Trump if they couldnt have Bernie.

Most of them still do.

They are now enemies of America

[NotASurfer]

25. You don't have to be in the Oval Office to lead

To use a bully pulpit. To inspire. To speak truth. To raise up instead of tearing down. What she says is exactly right, it's what we are saying and what our so-called elected so-called leaders should all be saying. No moral equivalency, no gray area, no ambiguity.

[VMA131Marine]

26. She should have said "deplorable"

Instead of condemnable. It has a better relationship no to it.

[riversedge]

31. I think she did not want to give too much fodder to the RW.

[MFM008]

28. Makes me wanna

Gobble klonopin she's not president.
I'm just sick.

[Rustyeye77]

32. Hillary 2020

[sinkingfeeling]

34. That sounds like a national leader. Compare to the mamby-pamby

statement from the orange yam.

[Duppers]

35. "incitement of hatred"

Thank you, Hillary.

[nolabear]

37. "Incitement of hatred" is a straight shot at him.

We ALL know.

[hrmjustin]

38. Hillary was right that these bastards are deplorable!

[mcar]

40. That's my President!

[shenmue]

45. Yes!

[Sparkly]

57. Mine, too.

[Scruffy1]

41. A thank you to Hillary.

None of his "both sides crap.

[raven mad]

43. From The Hill:

David Duke: Charlottesville protests about ‘fulfilling promises of Donald Trump’

Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke appeared at the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Va. prior to Saturday's violent clashes, saying that the event represented fulfilling the promises of President Trump.

"This represents a turning point for the people of this country. We are determined to take our country back, we're going to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump, and that's what we believed in, that's why we voted for Donald Trump, because he said he's going to take our country back and that's what we gotta do," Duke said.

http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/346326-david-duke-charlottesville-protests-about-fulfilling-promises

[shenmue]

44. AMEN

[dalton99a]

49. Kick.

[ehrnst]

50. That's MY president. (nt)

[lunamagica]

51. Thank you, President Clinton

[wryter2000]

52. Can we all agree

They're deplorable

[Motley13]

53. The president that should have been

[TexasTowelie]

55. K&R. nt

[oasis]

58. I'mWithHer

[Beacool]

61. Tweeting like a boss.

[Initech]

62. Today is the first day since I've been alive that I've felt unsafe to be American.

[nolabear]

63. I'm sorry. I feel safe but deeply ashamed.