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In reply to the discussion: Hillary is Third Way & a "Stinkbomb into Liberals" [View all]blackspade
(10,056 posts)72. Weak sauce.
If that's all you have, the Warren will do fine.
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Me too, Kick! Florida just went through the third way race, it was a disaster!
TheNutcracker
Nov 2014
#2
I like her and support her for president as does a majority of Democrats according to the polls.
hrmjustin
Nov 2014
#3
yes but i'd vote for either one. how effective do u think ew would be with this congress?
belzabubba333
Nov 2014
#40
Because our current centrist president was so effective with this congress?
Alittleliberal
Nov 2014
#65
I suppose you didn't hear about McTurtle's promise right after the President's
LawDeeDah
Nov 2014
#101
Leave poor Hillary alone, it won't be her fault when she loses to Ted Cruz or some other
A Simple Game
Nov 2014
#23
Did I move the goalposts or did the American people move the goalposts? Time will tell. n/t
A Simple Game
Nov 2014
#73
Every Issue - You Name It - Every Single Issue Third Way is deeply rooted in Neo-Conservative ideas.
2banon
Nov 2014
#70
I would like to know which issue you think is stupid, I am not sure many people knows
Thinkingabout
Nov 2014
#135
how about education reform? repetitive standardized testing, privatization, busting teachers unions
yurbud
Nov 2014
#186
closing schools doesn't help anyone and in practice, DLCers actions on this are
yurbud
Nov 2014
#188
the rhetoric of accountability is used to "prove" public schools are failing and
yurbud
Nov 2014
#189
Looks like you are not for better education, at least the DLC wants to improve education,
Thinkingabout
Nov 2014
#191
why not listen to educators instead of hedge fund managers and Wall Street scammers?
yurbud
Nov 2014
#192
I guess I got to get used to the fact that supporting Hillary is not going to be popular here.
hrmjustin
Nov 2014
#49
Lyndon Johnson who gave us the civil rights act and Medicare would have been considered a third way
still_one
Nov 2014
#74
no surprise that would come from you, a rewrite of history that I lived through
still_one
Nov 2014
#95
and neither was John Kennedy who almost got us into WWIII, along with the bay of pigs
still_one
Nov 2014
#100
bullshit. Are you aware of the missiles Kennedy was putting into Turkey? Have you ever heard of
still_one
Nov 2014
#106
Read the Pentagon Papers. It was very superficial what Eisenhower did, Kennedy pushed that policy
still_one
Nov 2014
#109
Never said he was the Messiah, I lost friends in Nam because of that bullshit, but to deny what he
still_one
Nov 2014
#102
No one is solely responsible for anything, and I never said that you thought
still_one
Nov 2014
#129
Yep, they keep running into that problem and have no answer for it, do they? nt
stevenleser
Nov 2014
#122
Then you must be happy with what's happening to our country. She isn't a friend of the 99%
rhett o rick
Nov 2014
#161
The majority of Democrats do not support her. What is left of the Dem Party that is.
sabrina 1
Nov 2014
#162
Is this scientific polling that Warren beats Hillary head to head? which poll is this you are citing
hrmjustin
Nov 2014
#174
Has there ever been a poll where Hillary isn't the only Dem candidate? Has there ever
sabrina 1
Nov 2014
#175
Well, first of all I don't see any Progressive candidates who are even likely to run against her.
sabrina 1
Nov 2014
#177
How sad if what you say is true, that we have only,, very flawed candidate in our party
sabrina 1
Nov 2014
#182
I think after 2 terms of a Democratic President it will be hard to get a fifth.
hrmjustin
Nov 2014
#184
Bingo! She's a war hawk, wall street loving, fracking supporter. All that is NOT what we need.
peacebird
Nov 2014
#20
When you have to start a post with "at least she supports" you have already lost.
A Simple Game
Nov 2014
#48
Thanks for the link, I scrolled down and the foreign policy one was enough for me.
A Simple Game
Nov 2014
#111
No she doesn't. See her support for job killing "free trade" deals and H1B visas.
TheKentuckian
Nov 2014
#180
why doesn't salon understand what a think tank is and 'debate' their suggestions directly?
Sunlei
Nov 2014
#5
Morally unmoored Centrism is almost the least despicable thing about Hillary Clinton.
True Blue Door
Nov 2014
#11
Yeah, polls said that before also. The inevitability meme - didn't work out so well then, did it?
peacebird
Nov 2014
#22
LOL! Nice. I don't believe any poll taken two years out can predict a presidential race.
peacebird
Nov 2014
#45
doesnt make u much of a dem if the dems put up a candidate and you hand your vote to the cons
belzabubba333
Nov 2014
#37
Doesn't make you much into REALITY if you think Hillary Goldman Sachs Clinton...
99Forever
Nov 2014
#43
then i dont understand why you would start slinging it " The first correct thing you have said. "
belzabubba333
Nov 2014
#110
We need someone LIKE Warren. But we need Warren in the Senate, doing exactly what she's doing.
2banon
Nov 2014
#79
This is politics not rearing your child, there should never be any unconditional support.
TheKentuckian
Nov 2014
#181
And yet as an alternative, many offer a candidate who was part of the Republican Party for 20-25
Bluenorthwest
Nov 2014
#31
Yep, as an Arkansan, her and Bill were just high priced corporate attorneys.
LiberalArkie
Nov 2014
#55
'''I think her concerns about women and children now extends mostly to photo ops.'''BOOM
LawDeeDah
Nov 2014
#60
The polls completely discredit that and by a huge margin. It's not even close. nt
stevenleser
Nov 2014
#124
So it doesn't matter where she stands on the issues, only that she can win.
Kermitt Gribble
Nov 2014
#134
"The actual policies that she advocates are not going to change the material or social well-being of
antigop
Nov 2014
#87
Rep owned congress and senate was planned so that we will gladly vote for any Dem for the POTUS.
L0oniX
Nov 2014
#92
Hillary would not be my first choice but I do think she is our best bet to retain the WH..
DCBob
Nov 2014
#94
Different economy, much different Clinton. The problem this time isn't lack of wealth and debt...
marble falls
Nov 2014
#115
Welcome to DU but " had not the republicans voted for Obama to prevent a Hillary win"?
uppityperson
Nov 2014
#120