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(93,319 posts). . . considering there's not one rival who is anywhere near as organized and positioned to win a primary election. It's like folks think if they knock her down enough with over-the-top rhetoric here, some spotlessly progressive candidate will emerge to take her place.
Am I the only one wondering just who is this perfect candidate folks will ultimately rally around here to challenge Clinton . . . and how many ways can folks pull that person apart before they're facing off with the republican candidate?
I played this game the last time, with Obama as my fourth choice at the end of the primary. I took some beatings complaining about many of the things folks get so worked up about now; even those same folks who were telling me that Clinton was Nixon and Obama was anti-war. Eyes open this time (as they were last time).