Talked with my Millennial son last night. A Bouncy

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SheilaT (20,762 posts)

Talked with my Millennial son last night.


He asked me who I favored in the election, and when I told him Bernie, he was genuinely surprised. He thought because I was an older woman I'd be for Hillary. Nope. I laid out various things about her I didn't like, and he was in total agreement with me.

In fact, the only person I know personally who's a Hillary fan (and I probably know others who haven't bothered to tell me) is his cousin, my niece, a year older than my son. And I suggested that the next time he talk to her, he ask here what peace agreements she brokered as Secretary of State. That made him laugh out loud.

I have been noticing the new bouncy's start with my millennial. Must be a new talking point.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511202204

[FlaGator]

"I talked to my millennial son last night. He yelled at me and told me to get the hell out of his room and that he didn't give a flying f**k who I was voting for. I' mumbled that at 28 years old he should have a job and a place of his own. He hollered 'What did you say?' and I said 'Nothing dear."

[thundley4]

And I suggested that the next time he talk to her, he ask here what peace agreements she brokered as Secretary of State. That made him laugh out loud.

Sounds like a "Reich-Wing" talking point to me. 

The same could be asked of Bernie Sanders, too.  What bills has he authored to help the people that actually got passed?

[CollectivismMustDie]

(D)Ummies are so demented they'll lie about their own children. And to them.

With that in mind, it really doesn't matter if it is a bouncy or a true story.




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