Did you watch the Democratic National Convention last night?
I watched LIVE with Momocrats and Twitter on my laptop. It was so much fun.
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Yesterday I posted how my vote was up for grabs depending on what promises each candidate makes to women’s economy.
It would be hard to imagine more pro-women, pro-equal pay, than Biden’s speech last night.
I look back on Bill Clinton with fondness. The 1990s didn’t suck.
Though, I have to say I am angrier at him and his sexual escapades than I was when it was actually happening. Probably because I can see how his behavior impacted his wife’s ambitions. As$#@le.
I didn’t know much about Joe Biden, or his family story, before last night.
What a tear jerker.
Family Values contest: let’s see. . .
John McCain left his first wife, and their children, after she was crippled in a terrible car accident while she waited for him for several years when he was a POW and then married his mid-life crisis trophy bride a month later.
OR. . .
Barack Obama who has been married to one woman the whole time and seems to be a loving father to his two daughters
AND. . .
Joe Biden who lost his wife and one child in a terrible car accident when he was elected to the Senate the first time and took the train back to Delaware from Washington every single day to see father his sons. Then he and his sons all proposed to the new Mrs. Biden, who fell in love with the sons as well as him. And they all married her.
Hello! Which “family values” speech are you buying?
Yes, we watched it too, and it was awesome. My husband actually sat there with me and watched it. This is actually the most he’s ever paid attention to politics in his life.
Also, We Heart Bill Clinton..it’s impossible to dislike him. I don’t understand my own affinity for him, but it’s there, in spite of the affairs and the all the mess he put his wife through, I’m still smitten.