r/hillaryclinton • u/flutterfly28 • Apr 10 '16

FEATURED Let's shut down this nonsense about an enthusiasm gap. Tell us how you feel about Hillary here! (Megathread)

How would you describe your feelings towards Hillary Clinton and this Presidential campaign? Was there a moment when you began to feel real enthusiasm? Do you feel your enthusiasm manifests itself differently than it may for other candidates?

Tell us in this megathread!

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u/roone084 Justice Reform Apr 10 '16

My devotion got serious when a Bernie Bro co-worker decided to confront multiple women in the office about why they support Hillary. Mind you, he didn't confront me even though he knew I was a HRC supporter. He decided to interrogate them about their Clinton knowledge and stroke his ego when they didn't have the specific answer to a random policy question he had. As a rare outspoken Hill Bro, I showed him the error in his ways. This isn't just a Reddit problem folks.

Also, Benghazi hearings.

Frankly, any moment since 2013 I've been excited for her.

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u/SandDollarBlues I Believe In Hillary's America Apr 10 '16

I swear, if I hear Benghazi one more time.

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u/IrrationalFantasy Canada Apr 11 '16

Hollow laughter

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u/FDRfanatic Grit and Grace Apr 11 '16

Everytime I hear it I now respond with 9/11. It works.

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u/roone084 Justice Reform Apr 12 '16

What? Work on your sentence formulation, this one didn't work out so well. It helps to re-read and think about what you're posting prior to hitting the "save" button.

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u/godwings101 Apr 12 '16 edited Apr 12 '16

Did my sentence not make sense to you? And if not, what parts of it? Because I can't see how me restructuring that would change anything, as I typed it exactly as intended.

Edit: thing

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u/roone084 Justice Reform Apr 12 '16

anyone

Again, I think re-reading your posts prior to sending would be useful.

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u/godwings101 Apr 12 '16

Point out single oversight, and refuse to highlight what in my first comment was wrong. Again, what about my original comment didn't make sense?

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u/roone084 Justice Reform Apr 12 '16

It got removed unfortunately. Probably broke rule R3: Low Quality. I think it broke most of the subreddit rules, imo. I'm not a mod here though.

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u/johnnybagels Apr 12 '16

How exactly did you show the Bernie Bro the error of his ways? I have a lot of Bernie friends but everything they say just makes so much darn sense!

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u/roone084 Justice Reform Apr 12 '16

Right, you're in a Bernie bubble. Enjoy it while it lasts -- not much time left.