Quote:Even though I knew my candidate wouldn't win (Johnson) I was shocked this morning when my husband told me the final outcome. I was so prepared for a Clinton win (I didn't want but was resigned to it) I couldn't process a Trump win. I was thisclose to adding some Bailey's Irish Cream to my coffee. Now I am somewhat okay with it. As okay as I can be considering I thought both were absolutely wrong for the position. I think you come to a place where you know this is what it is and accept it the best way you know how and get on with the business of life. It doesn't stop just because someone we don't like was elected POTUS although by the reactions of some, there might actually be a line to the top of the Modis building.


I'm sorry your friend got crapped on. I've gotten plenty of guff from my husband who is a staunch conservative and thinks I'm crazy for "throwing away" my vote even though I didn't give him crap for voting Trump. We had to stop talking about it after a while. Most of my friends are pretty conservative and I'm like the redheaded stepchild. They think I'm crazy. I will wear it proudly. And that homogeneous thing, I know exactly what that's like. It drives me nuts that many folks I know are so whitewashed and small minded. Most were born and raised in this small town and have never left so they don't have a clue. Contrast that with my wanderings for 22 years, living all over the States and in Germany and I don't have much in common with them, but it's all good. I have all the crazy I need right here. Lol.

And this, in a nutshell, is why I like you in spite of our differences.


Never let anyone tell you that you wasted your vote. We had this discussion today ad well (I work in a corporate, yet very non PC environment). I voted for the canif ate (Johnson also) who most closely resembles my political views. I thought that was the point of holding elections in the first place...not pandering to a majority.

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