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LeftInTX

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45. I would swoon if I saw Obama in real life.

Mon Jul 13, 2026, 01:19 PM

23 hrs ago

Clinton was more like, "Down to earth guy at McDonald's with a twinkle in eye"

We're so superficial in this country. However, my post above states that lots of Bollywood actors transition into Indian politics. Heck, they continue to be in movies while they're serving in India's parliament. So maybe it isn't just the US.

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"THE RETURN OF THE DEMOCRATIC MANLY MAN" [View all] Callie1979 Sunday OP

I think I know the guy we need. Xavier Breath Sunday #1

Warning! True Dough Sunday #3

True story: I've never smoked a single cigarette in my life. Xavier Breath Sunday #6

Same is true of me! True Dough Sunday #8

My dad smoked & thats all it took to keep me away. He quit when I was 12 Callie1979 Sunday #11

Same here Bettie Sunday #15

Smart MustLoveBeagles Yesterday #29

Make lung cancer great again! Initech Yesterday #40

Best of both worlds right here: True Dough Sunday #2

What a beautiful family he has MustLoveBeagles Yesterday #30

So women need not apply Bluestocking Sunday #4

And that was hidden for quite some time. Read the article; they mention women too Callie1979 Sunday #7

Do you think it's the party that doesn't want to elect a woman or the country as a whole? BannonsLiver Sunday #18

The party is willing to elect a woman Bluestocking Yesterday #21

100 percent BannonsLiver Yesterday #24

The country is willing to elect a woman... CBHagman 3 hrs ago #65

What's so bad? MorbidButterflyTat 22 hrs ago #46

I'm not concerned about testosterone levels, as a voter, I'm looking for integrity. JustKay Sunday #5

Throw in hot men for good measure LeftInTX Sunday #9

Again, shouldn't matter but it does. Thats where we are. Callie1979 Sunday #10

Greg Brady TheProle Sunday #20

How did Graham Platner work out for us? LtTx Yesterday #27

Plenty of people HERE warned about Platner & got yelled at. Callie1979 6 hrs ago #59

Any criticism met with personal attack: must be old wealthy centrist/conservative who hates their policies. betsuni 5 hrs ago #62

I confess, I didn't have time to read the article. So I was pretty much joking, sorta. LeftInTX 23 hrs ago #44

I'm sorry.... MorbidButterflyTat 22 hrs ago #50

Run him. Call that guy a "beta'. Callie1979 6 hrs ago #58

what about lumberjacks? DoBW Sunday #12

That was Graham Platner and look how that worked out. pcdb Sunday #13

Thats an example of shitty background checks. Plus, much WAS known Callie1979 Sunday #14

It started with swooning and ended in a scorned fury Ponietz Sunday #17

I would swoon if I saw Obama in real life. LeftInTX 23 hrs ago #45

The operative word is "Manly," not "Nazi." ColoringFool 20 hrs ago #54

"So women need not apply. Come on, this is offensive in so many ways." J_William_Ryan Sunday #16

The article also covers women running too. Callie1979 Yesterday #22

But men are the 'default'. CousinIT Yesterday #26

Welcome to society. ColoringFool 20 hrs ago #55

Like you, I'm of the Al Davis school when it comes to elections. BannonsLiver Sunday #19

Unfortunately there's still a large desire here for "box checking" Callie1979 Yesterday #23

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Fetterman..... LtTx Yesterday #28

Yeah MustLoveBeagles Yesterday #32

So because of Fetterman it's not important to prioritize winning elections? BannonsLiver Yesterday #34

Dear Goddess, I think I am going to be ill. First off, who is this jason person that niyad Yesterday #31

I'm with you MustLoveBeagles Yesterday #33

It is disturbing, to say the least. niyad 18 hrs ago #57

The article also talks about solid women candidates. The Atlantic is a good publication. Callie1979 6 hrs ago #60

You have not explained who that jason person is, or why one should niyad 3 hrs ago #64

Why are republicans so concerned about being..... Lovie777 Yesterday #35

Apparently, the person referred to in the Atlantic article is a Dem. niyad Yesterday #37

The problem is in some cases Democrats allow Republicans to set the stage................. Lovie777 21 hrs ago #52

We don't need an "alpha male" per se biocube Yesterday #36

Brian Poindexter is our Democratic nominee for Ohio-7th Quiet Em Yesterday #38

I tend to think that noise and stagecraft often get in the way Torchlight Yesterday #39

Old SNL Hans and Franz body builder skit where they say "girlie man" in Schwarzenegger accents betsuni 23 hrs ago #41

Thanks! MorbidButterflyTat 22 hrs ago #51

Manly men like who? Ted Cruz, Sean Duffy, Josh Hawley, Russell Vought??? AStern 23 hrs ago #42

Gross! 🤢 johnp3907 23 hrs ago #43

Only if he loses. BannonsLiver 22 hrs ago #47

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So a short (5'9"), balding British guy flvegan 21 hrs ago #53

Guess you haven't seen him. 8% body fat. And he's 5'10. HE isnt the point. Callie1979 6 hrs ago #61

we need more authenticity from our candidates, and less posturing Stargleamer 20 hrs ago #56

I think the last thing we need TVguyCards 4 hrs ago #63