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anamnua

(1,103 posts) Wed Mar 23, 2016, 04:25 PM Mar 2016

Hillaire on Hillary

A quote from Hilaire Belloc (English poet):

Always hold on tight to nurse, for fear of getting something worse

My guess is that in November quite a few bods, faced with the prospect of Presudent Trump, will fall into the warm embrace of nurse Hillary.

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Hillaire on Hillary (Original Post) anamnua Mar 2016 OP
That's a "warm embrace"? daleanime Mar 2016 #1
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