.to little west 12th.

I know most of my posts recently have been about politics and not about the city, but politics is such a huge, monstrous part of this city and most people with half a brain know what's going on. And some of those, people, ie: me, want to talk about like their opinion adds up to more than 2 cents.

Clinton supports, congratulations, ever since West Virgina you've proven yourself to be the single most racist group of people on the planet. Round of applause. I have yet to meet someone supporting Obama who brings up race. Jeez. Let's be honest, neither Obama or Clinton have a great time of service to the nation, McCain will always have that. Obama is a junior senator and Clinton was the first lady and sorta senator of New York (other than having a home here, she's really done jackshit).


On the Gothamist board responding to this article, someone wrote this and I couldn't have put it better:

"She is a life long New Yorker who has worked for civil rights for over forty years."

And she's more than willing to vote for the man who vowed to overturn Roe v. Wade, out of spite. We don't have enough bullets for so many people wanting to shoot themselves in the foot.

Holla.
I've joked about not voting for Clinton (if she got the nomination which is impossible even with her ridiculous math that goes against what she supported in the beginning of the race when it would have benefited her) and it would pain me to see her in the White House, but voting for McCain isn't an option and again, even though I hate Clinton down to the bone, I would rather see a Democrat in the White House than see one of Bush's cronies there. I highly doubt that Obama supporters will turn into misogynists so please, can we ask the little task of Clinton supporters to have some dignity and grace (and step out of the competition) and move on.