>>Cohen ignores the fact that that woman couldn't have been elected as a sewer cleaner in most towns in America.
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>Yet, 2.8 million more people voted for her than voted for Trump, and they weren't all in so-called elite places.
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>Tamar

Tamar

Our party blew an election that you or I should have been able to win.

We lost states - including yours- that haven't voted republican in decades.
As I said in another post when Kerry lost to that dimwit in 2004 it took me quite a while to realize that neither the candidate nor the platform was really any better than what the dimwit offered.

We've just lost touch. We had a chance with Obama and he got us even further off track.

Here's one example of what we should have been talking about, instead of worrying about whether someone can buy a pizza.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/13/opinion/make-colleges-diverse.html?