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In reply to the discussion: Hillary is Inevitable!!1! [View all]ChisolmTrailDem
(9,463 posts)80. Nope. I did alert. Just because I don't support Hillary and choose to support another Democrat
is no reason to suggest that I should leave this forum for Green Party digs. Is it?
I am on record many times explaining my past with the Clintons and my support of them, right up until the IWR vote. No one that voted for that war will ever get my vote for president (ETA: unless they are the nominee). I supported Hillary Clinton for NY Senate, BEFORE her IRW vote. I've also said, many times, that if she is our nominee, I will vote for her to keep an R out of office.
My two years trumps that other poster's 4 months, no?
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I wanted to disagree with that, but the longer he waited, the more he would have shown his DLC
yurbud
Aug 2014
#6
a lot of historic stuff is decided by decisions that small. Henry Wallace was delayed making it to
yurbud
Aug 2014
#35
Julin Castro is already being groomed by Hillary and Warren isn't running. eom
MohRokTah
Aug 2014
#50
and who do YOU have that beats every potential Republican in head to head competition?
VanillaRhapsody
Aug 2014
#2
Maybe you have no candidate with polls that show that THEY like Hillary can beat ALL
VanillaRhapsody
Aug 2014
#25
someone can't be your boogeyman at election time and role model for policy the rest of the time
yurbud
Aug 2014
#33
Its not about boogey men...WHO do you have that can beat ALL Republicans...
VanillaRhapsody
Aug 2014
#36
I'm calling that the Kardashian factor - lots of air time and recognition, little substance.
JaydenD
Aug 2014
#38
so do you CrispyQ have a Democrat in mind that has proven they can take all Republican comers?
VanillaRhapsody
Aug 2014
#59
Don't have one. There isn't a candidate that can beat the big money candidates.
CrispyQ
Aug 2014
#87
Your candidate has to win the Primary AND be able to beat every Republican
VanillaRhapsody
Aug 2014
#12
So, you want us to defeat the republican nominee with our own republican? nt
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#16
I want to beat the Republicans with someone with a D after their name...
VanillaRhapsody
Aug 2014
#26
There's a difference between a D and a DINO. So, you want a DINO to have
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#43
The only DINOs in the world are the people who call our best Democratic Politicians "DINOs".
MohRokTah
Aug 2014
#51
Fuck that noise. I don't need you johnny-coming-in-here-lately telling me to
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#52
I'm not going anywhere. I'm going to work my ass off to nominate someone other than Hillary. nt
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#70
Ya know, good luck with that. That's the Democratic way and I support you in that. eom
MohRokTah
Aug 2014
#71
#6 ... I've stated many times that I will vote if Hillary is the nominee, in this thread also.
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#76
Nope. I did alert. Just because I don't support Hillary and choose to support another Democrat
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#80
Barack Obama, Joe Biden, John Kerry, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, PAtrick Leahy, ...
MohRokTah
Aug 2014
#65
You can continue your usual nonsense if you like. I've put myself on record more than once
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#69
I also did your first two points, including the prediction. I was also at President Obama's first
ChisolmTrailDem
Aug 2014
#83
fits my theory that Hillary is the witting or unwitting decoy until Democrats can settle on real
yurbud
Aug 2014
#3
Yeah I hope there's a progressive competitor for 2016. Hillary's to the right of Obama.
Louisiana1976
Aug 2014
#28
personality, gender, and otherwise, I have no problem with Hillary, but on policy...
yurbud
Aug 2014
#32
Hillary appears inevitable because TPTB will not allow any Democratic nominee who is not pretty far
indepat
Aug 2014
#13
Me thinks the hopes of a Wesley Clark or an Elizabeth Warren would be quashed as if a
indepat
Aug 2014
#18
Presidential polls at this juncture are almost entirely about name recognition
RufusTFirefly
Aug 2014
#48
Then my not casting a vote in the 2016 Presidential election too is inevitable.
Purveyor
Aug 2014
#77
YAwn ...another appeal to those who would take comfort in being aligned with a majority poll...
L0oniX
Aug 2014
#88
whether you like her, or not the 'inevitability' is because we have reached a point
JCMach1
Aug 2014
#92