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Originally Posted by Guest
We were both born in the city of Chicago. We both moved to the northwest suburbs. We both went to Maine Township high schools ( different graduating classes) where she was a a Republican and I was apolitical. That's about it.
I liked Bill Clinton and found Hillary to be a bit of an annoyance during his Presidency. Believe me, she doesn't play me for a fool. Trump, however, plays you like a fiddle which is surprising to me , because you seem too smart to be one of his uneducated supporters.
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Do I detect another elitist liberal? Gotta love those elitist liberals with all their "caring for the little guy, the uneducated masses, the ignorant and down trodden." Careful Mr. Wolf, your fleece is slipping. You are right about one thing, I am not a grad of an ivy league school. So, I guess I could be construed as an "uneducated supporter" by an elitist.
What kind of education does it take to discern the difference between a liberal with a record of failure, lies and criminal activity, and a businessman that has a record of producing thousands of jobs, and no political record of failure? You know the old saying about being fooled once? Well, it's obvious that Hillary has fooled you at least once. Are you going to prove to us that the money you spent on your education does not come with a guarantee of common sense, and that your elitist education will allow you to yearn to be fooled by her again? If so, I suggest you go back and sue for a refund.
A vote for Hillary is asking for a repeat of her failed record. I don't know about you but when I interview someone for a job, I wasn't encouraged by someone that had nothing but failure on their resume'. Why would a liberal vote for the worst that the Dems have to offer? Maybe this explains why the gov can't seem to be successful at much of anything they do.
Vote for Trump