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In reply to the discussion: I dare say Oprah is not that different from Obama!! [View all]ollie10
(2,091 posts)47. So we reject someone who could beat Trump ....because.....
...we didn't like Dr Phil?
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I am a woman...and from what I can tell...part of why Hillary lost is because she is a woman.
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#45
I agree with most of what you said. There was a lot of sexism against Hillary, but I'm...
brush
Jan 2018
#59
I will vote for who ever is the Democratic nominee. I want one that can win...being able to fix
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#67
Any Dem who has the greatest chance of beating the Repubs, big time. Forget the poles, they don't
Alice11111
Jan 2018
#113
Hillary won the popular vote by 3 million. Being a woman is no longer a deal breaker.
LAS14
Jan 2018
#77
True. And Oprah would certainly cut into trump's white women vote. They were a huge...
brush
Jan 2018
#89
Should a bright kid, straight out of college, apply for CEO of a major corporation?
FiveGoodMen
Jan 2018
#52
"is your point that you can't win a presidential election without experience?"
FiveGoodMen
Jan 2018
#63
They both left Harvard, without graduating, so not to miss the opportunity before them.
Alice11111
Jan 2018
#114
Her genuine kindness would be an asset in getting the US back on track globally..n/t
monmouth4
Jan 2018
#28
The Secret, Dr Oz and Dr Phil.... her hatred of payin g taxes and business entanglements.
bettyellen
Jan 2018
#44
We have lots of people who could beat Trump for fucks sake. False narrative. She pitched too much
bettyellen
Jan 2018
#49
You totally missed the point of the speech. Elevating false heroes like its 2016 again is the
bettyellen
Jan 2018
#109
Not the kind GE voters will recognize...Trump is a celebrity president and has been awful.
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#40
I don't think a celebrity will help in 20...consider that some have recognized why electing a
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#69
Oh baloney...I have millenials in my house and they don't give a rats ass about Oprah.
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#81
and your millenial children probably don't give a rat's ass about experience either
ollie10
Jan 2018
#86
They are not interested right now...they are more focused on 18. I want to win.
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#102
Maybe you will come to the new Obama Library being built here to learn more about his
lunasun
Jan 2018
#5
America has to decide if it wants to be seen as a serious, responsible country.
Irish_Dem
Jan 2018
#13
She will win. If we nominate someone who doesn't win....then we get 4 more years of Trump
ollie10
Jan 2018
#27
if your argument is that the founding fathers were a bunch of dicks, then I am sure Trump would
ollie10
Jan 2018
#76
So Einstein.....the Constitution does not require experience to be president.....
ollie10
Jan 2018
#97
Yea, it doesn't require you to prove mental fitness either, thus we have Trump.
phleshdef
Jan 2018
#99
I hope not. Our party has lost its damn mind if we do some stupid shit like that.
phleshdef
Jan 2018
#85
You can't get hired as a teacher unless you are certified...she has not experience and what makes
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#33
What did the founding fathers say about the number of years experience required to be president?
ollie10
Jan 2018
#36
What does that have to do with anything...but they did set an age requirement which in those days
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#78
I admire her tremendously. I don't think she should be president. She is a great person from what I
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#87
He helped form the government so yeah he had 'experience'.But seriously comparing the
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#98
No they don't. There are some programs to hire math and science but you have to obtain a teaching
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#74
The teacher has to pass a praxis...and is awarded temporary certification...based on
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#105
She is not a constitutional lawyer. She has not been involved in politics. If she is interested she
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#31
It is a discussion...and you have certainly discussed it...now you want 'to leave it to
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#71
Most presidents didn't have a "deep and educated knowledge of the constitution," I'm pretty sure. n
LAS14
Jan 2018
#90
I know no more than you do, but I'd bet that she'd surprise you if given a quiz. nt
LAS14
Jan 2018
#126
You post is so important...the most important one on this thread. There will be no Democratic
Demsrule86
Jan 2018
#96
This is why Democrats lose,because here we are talking about the Presidential primary
INdemo
Jan 2018
#116
This is utterly ridiculous. What is it with the cult of celebrity in America ?
OnDoutside
Jan 2018
#118
Sure, other than not being a constitutional scholar, state senator, U.S. Senator.....
BlueTsunami2018
Jan 2018
#124