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JustAnotherGen

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12. Those are good questions

Reply to MannyGoldstein (Reply #11)

Tue Oct 21, 2014, 10:00 AM

Oct 2014

Don't know about her supporters - but her hands certainly are.

That's one I would have to hold my nose and vote for if she were to win the primary.

But what do I know - I voted for Edwards - since he was the only person talking about poverty in 2007/early 2008 - prior to the financial melt down.

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Warren Democrats: Wealthier, whiter, and often more male [View all] Ykcutnek Oct 2014 OP

Not surprised JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #1

Your title forgot "more likely to have college degrees"nt MannyGoldstein Oct 2014 #2

Used the title from MSNBC. nt Ykcutnek Oct 2014 #4

Not surprising. She was a hard core Ronald Reagan trickle down advocate, a merciless Republican Bluenorthwest Oct 2014 #3

Think Progress 'article' JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #7

My mother is Warren's age... CANDO Oct 2014 #27

It's perspective JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #29

Are supporters of Hillary awash in the blood of slaughtered Iraqi innocents? MannyGoldstein Oct 2014 #11

Those are good questions JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #12

For the record... I don't think Hillary's supporters MannyGoldstein Oct 2014 #16

That poster voted for Barack Obama in a hotly contested primary Bluenorthwest Oct 2014 #19

Lets not forget that Hillary was once registered as a Republican too. Erose999 Oct 2014 #34

That should be discussed. Do not mistake the fact that I want Warren's background discussed honestly Bluenorthwest Oct 2014 #18

... and under the bus she goes. n/t lumberjack_jeff Oct 2014 #17

If questioning a candidate's past support of the other Party's really ugly policies is something Bluenorthwest Oct 2014 #21

Plus 1000 JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #31

I think it's telling that the most effective Warren aversion therapy at DU... lumberjack_jeff Oct 2014 #38

your group threw her under weeks ago VanillaRhapsody Oct 2014 #32

We don't have a very promising field at the moment. True Blue Door Oct 2014 #5

"Hillary Rodham Nixon" hifiguy Oct 2014 #24

Perhaps she's had a hard time explaining her willingness to take one Wall Street el_bryanto Oct 2014 #6

ie., moderate Republicans ... GeorgeGist Oct 2014 #8

I don't know what to make of these new converts NightWatcher Oct 2014 #13

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Interesting that The Party Faithful Le Taz Hot Oct 2014 #10

Liz is THE ONE! Stellar Oct 2014 #14

For the record, I am a fan of Warren. Ykcutnek Oct 2014 #15

not too surprising at this point JI7 Oct 2014 #20

I agree. Bluenorthwest Oct 2014 #23

How is this surprising? She isn't exactly a household name. Marr Oct 2014 #22

Sounds like a great place for her to be as far as recognition. NCTraveler Oct 2014 #25

There was a name for that in the 80's..........Reagan Democrats thelordofhell Oct 2014 #26

If she enters the race, I will vote for her over the warhawk-of-a- ChisolmTrailDem Oct 2014 #28

Just did the math JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #35

Well, whatever. I don't care how old she was as long as she comes around to the logical and humane ChisolmTrailDem Oct 2014 #36

Oh don't get me wrong JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #37

ABC news "poll" is about as believable as "Iraq's full of WMD" Corruption Inc Oct 2014 #30

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