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I thought President Obama took them all already. 
I was handing out Democratic sample ballots at our early voting location. Every African-American took our ballot with a smile and thank you. Sadly that was not the case for all the white folks. Maybe two-thirds turned us down--many with a sneer. This was especially the case white male voters in trucks (yes, they did a great job this afternoon feeding the stereotype) and elderly voters in older American cars. At one point, we saw an elderly lady enter the lot in an old Buick. My companion said to me, "What makes me think she will turn us down?"
She was right. The elderly lady said, "Oh, no. I don't want THAT ballot!"
So she went in and voted for people who will be more than happy to cut her Social Security and her Medicare. We have a toxic mix of angry and uneducated whites and white "Christians" who vote exactly as their pastor tells them. Apparently, ol' pastor is cool with the orange dude with three wives, a history of sexual assault, a history of cheating the people who worked with him, and a habit of lying every time he opens his mouth. 
You aren't the one I'm worrying about. It's the fine folks who sneered and said pointedly, "No, THANK YOU!" 
I supported Bernie during the primary, in part because I thought that Hillary would immediately run center-right on economic issues once she had the nomination sewn up. Much to my pleasant surprise, she has not, and now I firmly believe that if she agreed with Big Business as often as I feared she did before/during the primary, she would be catapulting the RW orthodoxy free market propaganda right now, knowing that labor has nowhere else to go. She is not. She seems to have taken the issues that Bernie supporters brought to the table to heart. I had the distinct pleasure of voting for Hillary yesterday. 
Even if Hillary is stonewalled by a Republican House, she will still do light years more for labor than any Republican.