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Lena Dunham: Why I Chose Hillary Clinton
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I want Hillary Clinton to be president. I think she’d do a fantastic job, better than anyone else. Yes, I admit, I’m pretty worked up about the possibility of a woman president: it’s something I thought was impossible, maybe even illegal, when I was a little girl. But one thing I’m not, as I’m routinely told, is ill-informed or ignorant—supporting Hillary only because of our shared anatomy. I have no plans to blindly follow my uterus to the nearest polling station. |
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dasing
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| I don't know what she is following, but she is damn well blind!!! |
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Uncommon1
(4/26/2016)
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| Not one comment about national defense, Islamic terrorism the economy, job creation, the federal debt, or energy independence. It's all of the "about me" topics that are generally meaningless. Why is it that the left is so shallow? |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
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No women. |
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