Feminism and Diversity

LisaM

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22. Good grief. She said his joke was inappropriate.

Fri Jun 2, 2017, 04:32 PM

Jun 2017

If someone made that mild a remark about something Hillary said and apologized, it would roll off her back like water off a duck. I don't think that's kicking someone when they're down!

I'm sorry, but I think that is a reach. Anyone who chose Obama over Clinton based on that remark was going to pick Obama over Clinton anyway.

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The Silencing of the Hillary Clinton Supporter [View all] HAB911 Jun 2017 OP

Noticed before the Evening News Cycle, Wellstone ruled Jun 2017 #1

As always. nt jrthin Jun 2017 #2

With the speed of infomation Wellstone ruled Jun 2017 #5

andrea is so jealous.. the green eyed monster Cha Jun 2017 #7

She sure carries a chip on shoulder big time. Wellstone ruled Jun 2017 #13

Most qualified candidate to run for President, period. Eliot Rosewater Jun 2017 #3

Same as during the election. DU was one of few places I could voice my support openly without attack JHan Jun 2017 #4

What A Wonderful Article Me. Jun 2017 #6

It felt so good to read this. I'm sick and tired of being told that she lost, and I should get over lunamagica Jun 2017 #8

This entire website came into being murielm99 Jun 2017 #11

Good point! nt SunSeeker Jun 2017 #17

Here ye, here ye iluvtennis Jun 2017 #33

That is a great read brer cat Jun 2017 #9

Ask Kathy Griffin about getting angry. yallerdawg Jun 2017 #10

John Kerry got very angry in public in 2006, and Hillary was amongst those geek tragedy Jun 2017 #16

Hillary has never told anyone to "get the f@ck off the stage." nt SunSeeker Jun 2017 #18

asdf geek tragedy Jun 2017 #21

Good grief. She said his joke was inappropriate. LisaM Jun 2017 #22

"we don't have to be refighting the 2004 election." geek tragedy Jun 2017 #23

I think you're cherry picking, but we'll have to agree to disagree. LisaM Jun 2017 #25

So you apparently admit she never said that. SunSeeker Jun 2017 #31

KnR Hekate Jun 2017 #12

KnR cadmium Jun 2017 #14

It happens right here on DU. Many outspoken Hillary supporters are alert-stalked. SunSeeker Jun 2017 #15

And they seem to stay there in limbo forever. murielm99 Jun 2017 #19

I have no idea, but I really miss them. Some of my faborite posters are among them. SunSeeker Jun 2017 #20

See this reply when I asked the admins a similar question: spooky3 Jun 2017 #36

yes,i got flagged and banned from just saying that "I liked bernie, but I supported demigoddess Jun 2017 #34

This is a terrific article and it brought tears to my eyes. LisaM Jun 2017 #24

Nope , not getting over it. Not now , not ever. apcalc Jun 2017 #26

Here's what one of Hilary's longest, most loyal supporters has to say: Les Cowbell Jun 2017 #27

Really? DownriverDem Jun 2017 #30

It's not about Bernie Les Cowbell Jun 2017 #37

"Hillary Clinton Must Not Be Silent" We can't forget the extraordinary events that put Donald Trump deurbano Jun 2017 #32

And if "the fight" leads to more repub wins? Les Cowbell Jun 2017 #38

And if "not fighting" leads to more repub wins? You're ok with that? deurbano Jun 2017 #39

If you think blaming fellow Dems and rerunning the 2016 election is "fighting" the repubs ... Les Cowbell Jun 2017 #40

Agree to disagree. And you are already blaming me "and people like" me for deurbano Jun 2017 #41

More of us DownriverDem Jun 2017 #28

Hillary won. lark Jun 2017 #29

And this most be said over, and over again. It's the truth, and we will NOT lunamagica Jun 2017 #35

K&R PunkinPi Jun 2017 #42

We will always matter myraphilips Mar 2018 #43