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I do not see her doing 'Grand Bargains' AgingAmerican Jan 2014 #1
On what do you base that? el_bryanto Jan 2014 #2
Bill Clinton did no 'grand bargains' AgingAmerican Jan 2014 #3
Welfare reform? nt el_bryanto Jan 2014 #4
There was no bargain there AgingAmerican Jan 2014 #5
Ah - i see completely different. el_bryanto Jan 2014 #8
The ProSense Jan 2014 #19
No AgingAmerican Jan 2014 #70
LOL. nt Cali_Democrat Jan 2014 #60
Seriously??? Hell Hath No Fury Jan 2014 #7
I know. That one grabbed me too. Whisp Jan 2014 #14
dont forget DADT Egnever Jan 2014 #63
only because he needed the left after Monica DonCoquixote Jan 2014 #39
In what alternate universe? marmar Jan 2014 #41
This will be interesting yeoman6987 Jan 2014 #55
The question is, "what things?" truebluegreen Jan 2014 #75
oh I'm pretty damned sure the Pugs would like Hillary far better than they do Obama Whisp Jan 2014 #77
Hate it. SamKnause Jan 2014 #6
Obama only "blew it" if he meant to put the people ahead of corporations... polichick Jan 2014 #9
Exactly SamKnause Jan 2014 #17
Good thing he has put people first... NYC Liberal Jan 2014 #26
In what way? If you mean healthcare, putting people first would have... polichick Jan 2014 #48
Nail on head +1 Armstead Jan 2014 #25
weak? The most successful President we have seen in our lifetime is weak? Even in the face VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #28
Or Bill's third term LittleBlue Jan 2014 #10
OR W's 5'th term They are all fruit of the same poisonous tree. Vincardog Jan 2014 #29
Or Reagan's ?th polichick Jan 2014 #71
ZZactly Vincardog Jan 2014 #72
Nope, Reagan is still President. 9th term for him. TheKentuckian Jan 2014 #81
I wish! Whisp Jan 2014 #11
He is like them in the sense that he puts corporations ahead of people. polichick Jan 2014 #13
He is very much like them...Just has updated the "talk" for different times Armstead Jan 2014 #27
Yeah because the single biggest advance for women since we got the right to vote VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #31
The single biggest gift to insurance companies is Obama care Armstead Jan 2014 #36
Single biggest ADVANCE for women....You do know that those insurance companies VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #40
You still have to pay more than you should if you're moderate or middle income Armstead Jan 2014 #46
I am one of those...and NO I don't! VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #50
For me its a human issue Armstead Jan 2014 #56
Yes and its the FIRST change in over 40 yrs.... VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #61
It entrenches the insurance coimnpoanies as tghe only provider of coverage... Armstead Jan 2014 #62
what a bunch of crap Egnever Jan 2014 #64
Thats exactly it Egnever.... VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #68
Lucky enough? 6 million are just getting lucky enough.? VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #67
Yep - same ol' corporate shit that got going really well with Reagan... polichick Jan 2014 #12
Not interested in the least. Hell Hath No Fury Jan 2014 #15
Lilly Ledbetter slip your mind... VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #32
Can't we do better? Scuba Jan 2014 #16
I think the Clintons have had their day. DirkGently Jan 2014 #18
Hillary is not Obama ProSense Jan 2014 #20
she and obama were always similar in policy and dissimilar in personality La Lioness Priyanka Jan 2014 #21
a wee bit off topic but, Planet Hillary? Whisp Jan 2014 #22
... Phlem Jan 2014 #51
Well, for one thing she hasn't said that she's running... cynatnite Jan 2014 #23
I agree with you! VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #34
Hear, hear!!! Beacool Jan 2014 #79
I'd be thrilled with a third Obama term. Sign me up. NYC Liberal Jan 2014 #24
Given that 61% think America is .. sendero Jan 2014 #30
Yeah and they like the Republican party even less.... VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #35
Dream on.... Armstead Jan 2014 #44
yeah that single digit approval rating for Republican run Congress... VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #47
The approval rating.. sendero Jan 2014 #52
Yes it is.... VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #57
Time will tell -- People have short memories Armstead Jan 2014 #53
not as short as YOU think...considering those single digits the Congress VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #69
If she takes money from Banks/Wall St ... highmindedhavi Jan 2014 #33
Every one of them does.... VanillaRhapsody Jan 2014 #37
What's far more important than the Presidency is to MineralMan Jan 2014 #38
more important to me for democrats to retain the Presidency beachbum bob Jan 2014 #42
So much anguish over a possible Hillary run. Beacool Jan 2014 #43
You are so correct. Wish more people would realize the truth in what you said. Auntie Bush Jan 2014 #73
This place is so far away from the real world. Beacool Jan 2014 #80
That's her Achilles heel Proud Public Servant Jan 2014 #45
''name your top three Hillary accomplishments. Not easy, is it?'' Whisp Jan 2014 #54
Hopefully a 2nd Clinton BKH70041 Jan 2014 #49
I'm not in the least ambivalent about Hillary. Tierra_y_Libertad Jan 2014 #58
If she is the nominee...will you vote for her in the general? Cali_Democrat Jan 2014 #65
Maybe. Maybe not. And, that's a promise. Tierra_y_Libertad Jan 2014 #66
And, mercymechap Jan 2014 #59
The last thing we need is yet another defender of the status quo. truebluegreen Jan 2014 #74
Hopefully she will do a good job. hrmjustin Jan 2014 #76
One of the most fair assessments of Clinton I have seen here. NCTraveler Jan 2014 #78
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