Let's talk about those e-mails.

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[The Comrade]

[lnrw]

[Philly]

Are you suggesting Comrade has experience with women? That's absurd.

[lnrw]

[exploited]

Clinton is giving her victory speech. As much as I despise her, I will say that it is commendable to see another barrier to the Presidency fall. First a black man, than conceivably a woman, or at least a man with really tiny, girlish hands. That's pretty historic.

[The Comrade]

i'm going to give a speech on CSPAN about how embarrassing it is for a man of LNRW's age to use the 'i'm rubber you're glue' method of ball busting. i'll need you all to donate $27 to me to make it happen.

[Philly]

Clinton's speech tonight was maybe the best I've heard her give this election cycle. Aside from the first few minutes, it was a lot of rehash, but with an emphasis on ideals rather than policies. More importantly, really well delivered, which is often a problem for her.

But fire whoever was in charge of the stage work. They bring her on to that rah-rah song, which is fine, but they let it play for like 120 seconds, while the screaming crowd wears itself down. Fade the music after 20-30 seconds and let the sound ecstatic supporters drown out everything. Instead, they waited til everyone was too tired to keep screaming, and then cut the music off, like someone tripped over the cord and unplugged it, to leave us with a awkwardly quite room. On top of all that, her microphone was turned off for like the first two sentences on her speech. Then they turned it on and it was too loud, causing feed back, so they turned it down and you could barely hear her. I assume the first five lines of the speech were pretty good too, but unless she provides a transcript, I'll never know.

[The Comrade]

an angry bernout unplugged it

[exploited]

That was her best speech in a long time. Even I felt that her "this win belongs to generations" line was fantastic. I am really hoping that she can continue to operate at that level - as much as it sickens me, it's still better than Trump.

HRC supporters are such goofs though. Demanding he drop out before the convention for "party unity" lol. What the f**k is that. The party can unify once the process is done, there is zero obligation for Sanders to deliver his voters to Clinton right now, and he has been promising this for months. I just can't stand the establishment f**k who demand that people fall into line - they are ComradeCucks. Totally oblivious on how political influence and agenda-making work, and too stupid to learn. Once the convention is over, he'll endorse. Nothing wrong with that.