I'm pretty sure that others in this thread have done a good enough job of demolishing what you've said.
ROTFLOL! You want to know how many times I've heard that statement during discussions about the Clintons? Let just say this ... you aren't along in waving you hands and then claiming "I'm sure others did a good job of demolishing your claims." Your remark only proves you can't and that you haven't even read the thread.
By the way, I'm an independent voter.
Yes, I keep hearing that. It's almost like all democrats nowadays consider themselves independents. Is democrat a bad word?
Yeah. Sure you are. Your statements on this thread are very convincing evidence of that.
I'm only "so sensitive" because of the way you used that word.
"that word"? ROTFLOL!
I mean, I'm willing to bet that most likely you're a Caucasian male.
Being a democrat might be important in this discussion. But why is my ethnicity important (and I'm not saying what it is one way or another)?
Well, enjoy your life, you Caucasian male. I just added a hint of insult to it.
You did? I guess I missed that. Do you have something against Caucasian males?

(Note that I say that with a twinkle in my eye. I'm not trying to extend another derail and expect no response.)
By the way, generalizing to the degree you've been doing
Generalizing? I'm the ONLY ONE on this thread posting specifics facts. It's the naysayers who are tossing out the vague generality, lonewulf.
and the prejudice you've shown
Can you specifically identify where it is that I've shown prejudice? Because I don't think that term applies to me. Here are some definitions:
1) An adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without knowledge or examination of the facts. Well, clearly that doesn't apply because I've supplied post after post showing that my opinions and judgement are based on specific verifiable knowledge and examination of the facts. It seems to me that it is your side in this discussion that has been forming opinion without considering the facts.
2) a baseless and usually negative attitude toward members of a group. But as one can see from reading the above thread (which apparently you didn't), my attitude towards democrats are hardly baseless. By the way, I also have some negative attitudes about republicans but that's for another thread.
demonstrates that political bigotry
ROTFLOL! Let's see. A bigot is usually defined as "one who is strongly partial to one's own group, religion, race, or politics and is intolerant of those who differ." So you think I'm a bigot where democrats are concerned? But I have plenty of liberal and democrat friends. I'm quite tolerant with respect to them. We have dinner at each other's houses regularly. We just steer clear of issues and facts that ... well ... make THEM uncomfortable. I think if one were going to claim I'm intolerant, it's only with regards to those who trash the rule of law and Constitution for political gain. And I don't see that as a bad thing. And that intolerance led me to getting thrown off Free Republic. So it isn't just democrats who I criticize.
Well I'm certainly being entertained by this thread and the PREDICTABLE response of the naysayers.
There are over 72 million registered Democratic voters.
Yes, and surprisingly about half of them voted for Hillary despite all that is known about her and her husbands actions the last several decades. What surprises me even more (hence this thread) is that Obama supporters would approve of putting a Clinton in a key position in Obama's administration knowing all we learned about the Clintons the last several decades. Fool you once, shame on Clinton, but fool you twice, shame on you.
