badass

I spotted this poster in a bookstore window on 18th Street. I like it.
I'm with her.

it's official!

HRC is indeed the first woman nominated by a major party to be POTUS.
Yesterday and last night proved great fun ~ I cried when Bernie turned all the
votes over to her at the end of that historic roll call. Bill Clinton's speech
was (as always) long and provided us with insights into her caring approach
to life and politics. Tonight President Obama speaks and we know that will
be superb. I think one of the things I like most about Hillary, is that her group
of close advisors are women who have known her for a long time. That says
so much, doesn't it?

oh, what a night!

We watched and watched last night ~ it was exhilarating. I stayed up past
11pm, hoping for a generous concession speech from Bernie, but that
will happen in the next few days, I'm sure. One of the big surprises was
that California became Hillary yesterday, that helped immensely. The
many people who listened to and supported Senator Sanders will see
many of their progressive ideas come to fruition in the next eight years
 ~ they pushed the Dems to the left, always a-ok by us. Congrats,
HRC, you done good.

Madam President

Good morning and congratulations to Hillary on her impressive Super
Tuesday. The Buffoon also won, insuring lots of ignorant screaming
from Republicans ~ oh, that convention in Ohio will be chaotic. The
Democrats seem so wise and civilized this year. They make me proud,
she makes me proud. Onward.

madame potus

I love the fact that the Dems are starting early and yes, maybe we will
finally have a woman president. Exciting times ahead...