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Showing Original Post only (View all)Hillary Clinton Is An Amazingly Brave Woman [View all]
She had to know what she was facing and, as she always does, did it anyway. Yes she lost, she lost, she lost. But she moved the dial forward and the next woman to run might actually become president. But what I think I may admire most is, despite all the negativity that has come her way after she lost she lost, she lost and it was 'her fault completely, her own fault' what I so admire is that she didnt slink away, cowed. Now... That Takes Courage.
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Thank god she didn't wait "EIGHT OR TWELVE YEARS" (as someone recently suggested...
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#10
The media narrative not withstanding, I think she ran a great race. She won all three debates,
StevieM
Sep 2017
#12
Seriously, if Bernie had been the nominee they would have labeled him a miserable human being.
StevieM
Sep 2017
#96
Her missteps were probably insignificant next to the forces arrayed against her.
Orsino
Sep 2017
#116
As long as I live, I'll never understand how she got up on stage on 11/9 to concede.
Bleacher Creature
Sep 2017
#22
You now, talking about what happened and being honest about is not blaming
all american girl
Sep 2017
#47
Ah yes. There are always those for whom Let's-Dump-On-Hillary is the favorite indoor sport.
calimary
Sep 2017
#49
I can still remember how I felt when I saw that original interview clip of her as the First Lady of
calimary
Sep 2017
#112
Has Sanders shown real courage by taking responsibility for the mistakes he made and has not blamed
lunamagica
Sep 2017
#51
Proud to have supported this strong wise woman and our Democratic nominee.
redstatebluegirl
Sep 2017
#26
But the thing is, Hillary wasn't given a fair fight- there was Russian interference - it'll b proven
iluvtennis
Sep 2017
#31
There is no way in our electoral system to redress the legitimate grievance, sadly.
maddiemom
Sep 2017
#102
As we are now i the world of cyber and the internet, and digital voting and vote counting machine,
iluvtennis
Sep 2017
#104
++++ Agree. Paper ballots and all hand counted like they did in France this year.
iluvtennis
Sep 2017
#111
I'll vote for her if she runs again; I don't want to hear any fucking shit about it either.
NBachers
Sep 2017
#40
Thank you! I agree with you on everything, except that I believe she won, she won, she won
lunamagica
Sep 2017
#53
One of the areas where I think she is superhuman and brilliant is her over-sized resilience!
Madam45for2923
Sep 2017
#56
She won. She won't go away. She won't shut up. That drives her detractors mad. (nt)
ehrnst
Sep 2017
#63
I cried at her loss and ours. But I think Karma is being kind to her and protecting her.
haveahart
Sep 2017
#97