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cali

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25. that's familiar.

Reply to 3rdwaydem (Reply #24)

Thu Sep 25, 2014, 05:51 AM

Sep 2014

and if hill is nominated- and she well may be- I don't think there is any guarantee that she'll be elected. Depends who the repub nominee is.

President Obama said she was likeable enough. She's not. And she makes goof after goof- all increasing the perception that she's opportunistic and arrogant- and that she's not for the average person.

we'll see. oh and 3rd way "democrats"?

Eww.

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I disagree. He will be completely marginalized if he runs as an Independent. cali Sep 2014 #10

It would be a disaster if he ran as an Independent 3rdwaydem Sep 2014 #19

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It's a free country and you are free to kid yourself 3rdwaydem Sep 2014 #22

lol. I don't think you have a clue as to what "set in stone" is cali Sep 2014 #23

A democratic coronation 3rdwaydem Sep 2014 #24

that's familiar. cali Sep 2014 #25

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