God damn it!!

[davidn3600]

Living in Florida, Im apparently surrounded by Trump and Hillary voters.

Oh well...this state has never been known for its intelligence.

[nolabear]

1. Hello. I'm a Hillary supporter. I have a high IQ, an advanced degree and I resent that.

I won't alert because I believe in letting things speak for themselves. Oh, and I was raised on the Gulf Coast. And I make really good money and have a happy, successful family.

Have a nice night.

[Joe the Revelator]

3. So basically, you have nothing to lose in a Trump or Hillary presidency.

Explains a lot actually, and I thank you for being open about it.

[TM99]

7. They have their's so

fuck us. I am used to that message these days on here from Clinton supporters.

[Metric System]

2. Hi, I'm a Hillary supporter with a degree.

[davidn3600]

8. That doesn't mean much...

George W. Bush had a degree too.

[Carolina]

13. Touche!

He actually had 2 from Yale and Harvard...

There are lots of educated fools

[SamKnause]

4. I feel your pain.

I live in Ohio.

I can not express in words how I feel.

A once in a lifetime candidate and the voters are to ignorant to recognize that

voting for Hillary or Trump will continue to decimate the 99%.

Fuck it, just fuck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[PeaceNikki]

5. Oooooooooo, beerrrrrrrn

:

[Surya Gayatri]

6. Speaking of IQs...your post doesn't exactly shine with brilliance.

[ladjf]

11. Thanks. That's was exactly what I thought. nt

[JTFrog]

12. They never have.n/t

[Snotcicles]

17. I can't believe you posted such a violation. Curb you excitement. nt

[DrDan]

10. well - if you can't get the votes, you can always start the personal insults to feel better

from a long-time Fl resident

[Carolina]

16. Exactly

HRC is bad enough but her supporters who ignore issues, ignore history and project her nastiness onto others are insufferable

[Algernon Moncrieff]

14. I say this not as an HRC supporter, but as someone who lived in SoFla for nearly 20 years

After voting for Rick Scott twice and electing Marco Rubio (and, at one point, Alan West), how does this surprise you?

Trump has been part of the Florida landscape for 30 years, and I hate to admit that most of my friends and family down there are voting for him.

[NCTraveler]

15. College educated business woman.

Active in my local community helping to promote progressive change. Not sure if you will get this but I have never bragged about my intelligence. I will defer to your superiority in that area.

I voted for Clinton today in Florida.

[Carolina]

18. Paradoxical

that you work for progressive change but support someone who is NOT progressive, someone who has voted for war, promoted coups, sold arms and taken vast sums of money from the very corporations that peddle poison (Monsanto), pollute the earth (frackers and fossil fuel companies), privatize education, undermine real HEALTH CARE (big pharma) and wrecked the economy with the help of Bill's signature on the Glass-Steagall reversal.

I guess a degree does not equal critical thinking

[NCTraveler]

19. No, a degree does not necessarily equate to critical thinking.

I agree. Then again, I have already deferred all aspects of intellectual thought to the op, and now you.

Proud to vote for Clinton today.