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In reply to the discussion: Please no more Democratic presidential candidates from Massachusetts [View all]Douglas Carpenter
(20,226 posts)55. people who talk about Al Gore or Jimmy Carter being way out of the mainstream in the far left -
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Please no more Democratic presidential candidates from Massachusetts [View all]
coldmountain
Nov 2013
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Besides Kerry (who did fairly well, actually) and Dukakis, who would that be?
NuclearDem
Nov 2013
#2
I was under the impression that Al picked Joe because he felt the need to restore
CTyankee
Nov 2013
#42
In what ways were Al Gore in 2000 or Jimmy Carter in 1980 pushed too far to the left?
Douglas Carpenter
Nov 2013
#33
Exactly. Enough with the dynasties, especially ones who will continue the status quo. They are all
sabrina 1
Nov 2013
#17
Relax, JFK, both John Adams and son, and Coolidge were from MA. Why not Warren? nt
alp227
Nov 2013
#7
and no insubordinate politicians who smart mouth and backtalk Wall Street investment bankers
Douglas Carpenter
Nov 2013
#28
people who talk about Al Gore or Jimmy Carter being way out of the mainstream in the far left -
Douglas Carpenter
Nov 2013
#55
I think I'll base support on policy issues rather than imaginary blue lines on a map...
LanternWaste
Nov 2013
#46