Sun Devil 92
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- Apr 2, 2015
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Whoever wins will be the president, not my president. I'm not taking the credit or blame one way or another.What will be your attitude if your candidate doesn't win November 8th?
Will you give the president-elect your backing and hope for the best for America or do you plan to spend the next four years pouting? Which side do you see would have the most trouble coping if their person does lose?
As for me it'll be a bit easier because those that I would have preferred didn't make it through the GOP primaries. So I've had time to ease into defeat. But generally I look forward to change and will wish the winner well and give them the benefit of doubt. At least for their first 18 months generally, then they all pretty much turn into a horse's butt in my eyes.
As for who would cope best I think it would be Trump supporters, but that's because I find liberals annoying rain or shine.
My person isn't running.
However, I have never agree with people who say...."He's not my president".
If Hillary wins, she is my president. I don't like her, but she will still be my president.
Same with Trump. I don't like him.....
By association they are the president of the country you belong to.
That does not mean you have to like them.
Unless, the senator from your state is not "your senator" (which is how most refer to them).