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In reply to the discussion: I think the 2016 talk is fine but can we all agree on 2 things. [View all]Gravitycollapse
(8,155 posts)14. No. If I don't support a nominee, it means I don't support a nominee.
If a Republican wins, it will have been because he or, unlikely, she had greater support from the electorate than any other candidate. Don't blame me for someone else's shitty outcomes.
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sorry, but I'll be supporting the most LIBERAL and PROGESSIVE candidate in 2016....
mike_c
Nov 2013
#3
If a Republican wins, it means the Democrat failed to attract enough voters.
winter is coming
Nov 2013
#19
So which positions do you think politicians like Bernie hold that make them unelectable?
winter is coming
Nov 2013
#57
people won't like to promise from now that they'll vote for the 2016 nominee
La Lioness Priyanka
Nov 2013
#16
we shall see. I've talked about not voting democrat in the past but always did vote for the
liberal_at_heart
Nov 2013
#28
voting against the crazy talk was why I voted democrat last time, but that cannot be the
liberal_at_heart
Nov 2013
#62
you choices and everyone else's is limited. that is not my compelling you to vote one way
La Lioness Priyanka
Nov 2013
#63
there are other people to vote for, there are other parties to vote for, and there is the not
liberal_at_heart
Nov 2013
#64
it does if enough people vote for the alternative. DeBlasio won. Sanders and Warren are very
liberal_at_heart
Nov 2013
#66
Deblasio won because he won the democratic primary in a very liberal city
La Lioness Priyanka
Nov 2013
#71
where do these third party people ever win? the only 2 i can think about are bloomberg
La Lioness Priyanka
Nov 2013
#73
look I'm not going to sit here and argue with you all night. I'm tired of the two parties
liberal_at_heart
Nov 2013
#74
All my efforts in the real world are directed toward electing Wendy Davis Texas Governor
arely staircase
Nov 2013
#25
No on number one for me. I can multitask and like debating and listening and thinking and
libdem4life
Nov 2013
#30
So what's to discuss in 2014? I'm coming up blank, politically speaking, other than the juicy ones.
libdem4life
Nov 2013
#40
Face it, if it wasn't for all the Hillary/Elizabeth scutlebutt on here, it would be kind of boring.
libdem4life
Nov 2013
#53
2014 is critical - the mess in NC shows what staying home can bring (gerrymandering as well)...as
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2013
#33
I'll do email work for anyone who is in a close race. Hadn't thought about it, but I'd
libdem4life
Nov 2013
#43