Let the record show a vote of No-Confidence against Second-Place President.
Might as well get your protest on while we still have the right.(snark maybe hopefully)
Protesting is good as far as it goes but keep in mind that as a businessman he has other leverage points.
If you are currently doing business with him quit.
If you are doing any business with anyone that does business with the Trumps or any business with Trump in their name, let them know you are choosing to go elsewhere and why.
Isolate the Trumps. Hurt them by hurting their P&L.
He may have gotten the bubba vote but that is not the demographic whose cash supports his lifestyle.
Protests are understandable but Protesters need to organize for 2018. Take back the house.
I wish there had been more protests against Trump in the voting booths in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Florida, and North Carolina.
How silly. What percentage of those protestors didnât vote? Iâm sure Trump and his supporters see âprotestsâ as game winning touchdowns. They love that shit.
More people than that showed up for Trump rallies. Even more showed up for Bernie Sanders rallies. They should really be protesting the Democratic Party. The Democrats really blew this one, big time. They nominated the wrong person.
For all of you still grumbling about âelectability,â youâve permanently lost your right to lecture the rest of us on who we should support as candidates. After all, you lost an election to Donald Trump.
Shouldâve. Fucking. Voted.
bull
Sanders assumed that losing nearly an entire region was going to be no big deal. Politics doesnât work like that and Sanders isnât bulletproof either.
so is that why you sat out?
Bernie lost because he waited too long to court the A.A. vote. After winning New Hampshire, his whole strategy was to talk to Al Sharpton? He blew it, get over it!!!
*Clintonâs victory was clear-cut(4 million votes).
he should have been âno placeâ president.
uggh
Just imagine how much money he will make as President.
Hillary and Bill pay to play?
You ainât seen nuthin folks!
Itâs not silly to protest. It is the first step in fighting back. Who knows what will come of it? But I guess your preference is that all of the good people in this country remain isolated in our private dens of agony.
and another thing about Sanders
he stood in front a lectern and he told those folks who voted for him, that a protest vote against the Democrats was a vote for Trump.
He told his supporters that a third party vote was a vote for Trump.
Tell me again about how much you listened or revere Sanders? Iâll wait.
Thank you
Vote donât protest I
Start locally and fight the cancer where you can. City , County and so important State
It looks like they got rid of McCrory in NC and I was very happy to see Joe Arpaio noted racist lose.
This is where you win . In the trenches
Exactly. Democrats won the Presidential Referendum. What are Ryan and Trump going to about the Democratsâ majoritarian mandate? How do Democrats mobilize against this blue moon plurality? How do Rs plan govern in the true spirit of democracy?
EDIT: Iâve said this elsewhere but I will keep saying it. Only one other time in 112 years has the President not won the popular voteâwhen George Bush won. We kept quiet then, intimidated and naive. Not any more. Itâs vital for Ds, once the formalities of the power transfer have been enacted, to talk about their popular majority and force this into the national political vocabulary. Trumpâs victory must be characterized truthfully, as a quirk of the electoral college. He lost the presidential referendum. He enjoys power because of a Bush fluke.
I donât have any problem with folks not protesting. Itâs what it is.
However I agree with Richard on this: had enough folks voted blue in heavily Democratic enclavesâŚ
but hey lookie there
the sun is out
Vote and protest. A protest is an embryo of an organization.
Oh thatâs funny. In a sad, sarcastic, when will I wake from this nightmare funny.
Bend over this is going to hurt