Discussion: Klobuchar Gets Emotional While Talking Sandy Hook

ā€œWould this hurt my Uncle Dick in the deer stand?ā€

She’s good. It doesn’t bother me that she’s tough on staff either.

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I don’t see a thing in the article that justifies ā€œemotional,ā€ other than ā€œher voice brokeā€ regarding Sandy Hook. Well, so what? Woman shows humanity! Gasp!

She sounds pragmatic and realistic. AP sucks, but TPM wrote the headline.

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Finally, a dem that answers this essential question in a way that the righties can’t mock. I like her.

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Amy is the ā€œReal Dealā€ and we here in MN have had the pleasure of her service in the Senate since 2006.

She does not suffer fools (see her cross-examination of that sniveling coward Kavanaugh) and demands that her staff work as hard as she does, big woop. I LIKE that in her.

Anyone who mistakes her ā€œMinnesota Niceā€ for weakness is in for a big surprise.

She is the quintessential ā€œIron Fist in a Velvet Gloveā€ and the mere fact that she scares the living shit out of the Trumpsters gives me hope.

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Go Amy. Go Amy. Go Amy.

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IIRC Obama had a hard time when talking about Sandyhook.

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IIRC Obama had a hard time when talking about Sandyhook.

We all have a hard time talking about what happened in Sandyhook.

But Obama had the power to go after the gun manufactures, to threaten their huge contracts with the government and demand ā€˜smart technologies’ to make guns safer. But he didn’t. So fuck him and his tears.

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Her real emotions, real humor, real intellect, real concern for all citizens is what makes her so appealing.

Empathy. I like that in a president and a presidential candidate.

The future is Democratic.

She also sounds like our new MN Gov., Tim Walz. I think he picked up things from her, and she from him. And if you read Franken’s books, he is always positive when it comes to Klobuchar, but he takes a couple of shots at Walz.

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