I'd Like To Say...

[joceannora]

if you gentlemen would sit down, relax for the next 4 years, and let the women handle the world, I believe you'll find us all not the worse for wear. A woman in charge will not be worse, possibly not better, just different.

So far as I can tell the only thing wrong with women in politics is that, either by accident or design, they become politicians. I believe it's going to be up to We, The People Women to make sure the leader of the free world knows how we feel, and it will either be in support or struggle. The hope here is that with either one good things will happen anyway.

And finally, there's nothing like a good point well made:

Comments

[saminz.livejournal.com]

Hey - now that is very, very well done indeed!

I approve as well. Not necessarily Hillary, but definitely the makers of this little gem.
I mean: Why not some populism on "our" side for a change, ey ;-)?

[ms-issicran.livejournal.com]

Her past is marked with many speeches asking for change in how women are treated in 3rd wold countries like China and the middle east. It would be nice if there were a change right here in the states. The very least would be to close the wage gap.

[opakele.livejournal.com]

How can anyone...?

I just cant.

That man just spews hate. I don't understand the attraction.

[ms-issicran.livejournal.com]

I've been thinking about exactly when this divisive hate mongering began. At whatever point it's grown over Obama's terms till it's like war. No wonder it was so attractive to him proven by just how many people believe in that hate.

A daytime diner next door to the park just put up a Trump sign out front. Good, it's always good to know where I won't be spending money now.