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[virtuistic]

This is also a little bit of pimpage for Slantly which is a polling/debate site my company developed, owns, and runs... but let's discuss tonight's political festivities, shall we?

Poll Yea verily, or nay narily?

Vote Here on Slantly!Now, I - personally - feel that what Hillary Clinton did tonight was particularly selfish and indicative of her personal lust for the presidency

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[virtuistic]

Originally posted by princessstarr:

it isn't about him, it's about America as a whole

Exactly why I've been supporting him too. Obama's more concerned about the direction we'll be taking in the next few years, particularly after this administration.

He's also really honest. I just finished "Audacity of Hope" and was impressed by the way he worded everything. (Also, I've been kinda fangirling the book at work.)

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[virtuistic]

Originally posted by spattergroit:

God thank you! I'm saving my thoughts on her speech and enjoying the Obama love tonight but I'm making a post as well. Thank you so much for this. It is the honest truth.

[mattador]

I agree with every word you just said.

[lordkelvin0626]

I wouldn't want her to be VP, mainly because I don't trust her to not put a bullet in his back in order to become president.

[virtuistic]

I hear that. She seems the type who would Tanya-Harding her way to the top.

[virtuistic]

I just think her "tenacity" is troublesome. It makes me question her motives. I am kind of of the school of thought where anyone who truly wants to lead the country should, on no account, be allowed to do so. I'm all for Plato's reluctant monarch, the citizen leader who only assumes the position out of duty but would really rather be off doing something else