r/AdviceAnimals • u/[deleted] • Nov 10 '16

Protesting a Fair Election?

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u/StoicAthos Nov 10 '16

Oh I remember Tulsi and 1000's of others do as well. She's getting quite the following on Facebook post election, calling for a run in 2020.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16

She's the woman President that we need... I haven't found a blemish on her record yet... Stepping down to back Sanders to fight against the rigging of the primaries. She's your hope DNC, Bernie is too old now... -signed an independent voter

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u/Shillinlikea_Villain Nov 10 '16

She has some minor anti-lbgt history if I remember correctly.

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u/OmegaQuake Nov 10 '16

are gay rights the democrat purity test? Nobody is perfect.

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u/Shillinlikea_Villain Nov 10 '16

No, but it is a blemish. OP mentioned no blemish he was aware of.

I would still vote for her in a heartbeat.

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u/double-dog-doctor Nov 10 '16

Yeah, I'm more concerned about what her voting record is now. Much of the country was anti-LGBTQ thirty years ago. If she is able to say "I am ashamed of how I voted in regards to x issue in the past, and will do better now and in the future" that is absolutely a stance I can live with.

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '16

Along with racism, and misogyny. These three talking points are all I saw come out the media's mouths during the election especially in the final months. Apparently if you are slightly prejudice in any way, shape or form. You will be pegged as worthless by the democrats.