Just got a call from a lifelong Dem. A Bouncy

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rurallib (39,652 posts)

Just got a call from a lifelong Dem. She will be missing her first caucus


in a long time. Wanted to know if there was any absentee way to join in?

Felt bad saying no, but rules are rules.
She's in her mid-80s. Really worried that Hillary won't be selected.
Told her that Hillary has as good of a shot as anyone ever has.

Boring.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10513948
   

[Ralph Wiggum]

Rule #1. You must attend to participate.  Not a primary, a caucus.

Perhaps Hillary can send out a limo to pick up this person.  Suspect she could dip info the Clinton Family Crime Foundation & find some $$$$ available.

[BannedFromDU]

Boring.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10513948

     In addition to "So" as a telltale sign of a bouncy (which I promulgated, thankyouverymuch), there is another: "LIFELONG DEM." Anytime they refer to anyoone who is even slightly moonbat, especially a relative, and particularly an elder relation, they bestow "lifelong Dem." This is the DUmmy equivalent of "OG." Anytime I read an admiring profile, or a boring story, of a "lifelong Dem," I know it's complete bullshit.

     

[Duke Nukum]

Well, that's it then, Bernie wins.  Many people mistakenly think 'commitment' begins with a 'c.'  Commitment begins with 'u.'

See what I did there?

[CollectivismMustDie]

If shes a lifelong dim with strong DUmmie connections, theres a very high chance she hasn't gotten any caucus in a long long time, and isn't interested in any.

Just sayin... 





CMD