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In reply to the discussion: The issue is "The Family"...not "religion". [View all]sunnystarr
(2,638 posts)So Hillary was part of it for a while. She had political ambitions which required forging relationships with politicians from both sides of the aisle. Those were the days when there was still bipartisanship and at least she could forge them where she could find common ground. Just like many business people (and politicians) joining a church for the social contacts which are required for business. This ideological purism doesn't help to get dems elected. Let me know when you find a perfect candidate, one who can actually get elected. Hillary's stand on the important issues are at least 75+% in line with mine. I don't look for or expect 100%. The other side maybe has 1% (assuming there must be one little thing we can agree on). Anything over that is fantastic for our country.
The same goes for those so critical of Obama who I believe history will judge as the best president since FDR. All of you out there who criticize ... he's gotten things done in spite of the worst opposition any president has ever had with congress. He's been pragmatic and had to give some to get some ... even from other dems. It saddens me not to find overwhelming support of his efforts on here. So you didn't get 100% !!! What would you have now if McCain or Romney had won???