Shocking…that it took her so long to figure it out.

Many Democrats are frustrated and fatigued by the longest U.S. presidential nomination battle most have witnessed, and the divisions in its wake have left some wondering if they can back the ultimate winner.

“I backed Hillary in the (Wisconsin) primary, but no matter which one gets in, I’m unimpressed by both of them at this point,” said Linda Mrochinski, who works for a nonprofit organization in Milwaukee.

“Instead of a policy-based and a ‘what we can do’ campaign, it’s become a campaign of the women versus the blacks. It’s just not a very comfortable campaign at this point,” she added.

I guess it’s not really important how this woman got to where she is, or how long it took her to get there, but just that she eventually got there.

Democrats love identity politics, lady. It is more important than issues, generally because Democrats know they cannot win on the issues alone. The Democrats’ mantra is to divide and conquer - split the country up between rich and poor, black and white, man and woman. Just listen to their A) “class warfare” speeches (the rich are exploiting you), or B) Sharpton’s protesting every time somebody black gets in a controversial situation (but do not ask him to support a white), or C) watch the way Democrats frame the abortion argument (Republicans are trying to deny women their rights!). When, in fact, Republicans are simply A) trying to keep the economy going, which usually means keeping the people with the money and in charge of the business able and willing to continue to spend, B) fighting crime, and C) protecting the sanctity of the smallest life / returning to Consitutional principles of federalism/state’s rights.

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