[SamAdams76]

No kidding. I still remember the 2008 election when co-workers at the time, who knew I was a big Sarah Palin supporter, basically went "ha-ha-ha" every time they saw me for days. They rubbed it in every chance they got. Back then, they had no problem at all with a woman losing an election and her chance to break that "glass ceiling."

I sucked it up and went on with my day. And I dealt with the Obama presidency for eight more years.

Since Tuesday, I have been nothing but gracious and professional with any co-workers who I knew was for Shrillary. Never rubbed it in their faces or even mentioned the election to them unless they brought it up with me first and even then, I was diplomatic about it. But I know these same people would have been lined up at my office yesterday to brag and say "I told you so" had the election gone the other way.

[kearnyirish2]

I’m still high as a kite since Election Night (actually morning); I remember too vividly the “day after” in 2008 (and every day since then). I didn’t gloat at work because the Obama supporters there (blacks and divorced white women) never got on board with Hillary; only Hispanics seem concerned (they probably believe Trump eats fried Mexican babies).

In my little world, that sums up why she lost; the blacks didn’t care for her and the divorced white women (whose children have no grown up and left) simply pay too much in income taxes to push socialism anymore - they lack dependents and deductions associated with homeownership.