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LawDeeDah

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24. If you consider the power of the Clinton Machine
Mon Nov 10, 2014, 05:09 PM
Nov 2014

going up against a relatively unknown senator...

yAH, it was a clobber. A rout and a drubbing, a massacre.

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Gumby? Is that you? Darb Nov 2014 #1
No, not me. There's more Pokey in me. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #9
Well Hillary has won sharp_stick Nov 2014 #2
Coakley won elections too, in her district, but at the state level she fails. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #7
Coakley was our AG Capt. Obvious Nov 2014 #18
Coakley HAS won statewide, a few in Mass have said there is some sexism when it comes to electing JI7 Nov 2014 #20
The day that Coakley got the Dem gubernatorial nom,* I said, "Meet Governor Baker." merrily Nov 2014 #3
She may be the Harold Stassen of the 21st century tularetom Nov 2014 #4
Or the Adlai Stevenson II MineralMan Nov 2014 #6
i'm pretty neutral on hillary, but no, there's no comparison here at all. not even close. unblock Nov 2014 #5
"Clobbered"? She got 17 million votes, almost the same as Obama brooklynite Nov 2014 #8
Delegate count, delegate count... BillZBubb Nov 2014 #10
So if Hillary is the Martha Coakley of the Democratic Party, that makes Howard Dean.....? brooklynite Nov 2014 #11
Is Howard running for president? I hadn't heard that he was. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #13
That was close also. Tom Rinaldo Nov 2014 #16
I doubt she'd make the same mistake twice. Algernon Moncrieff Nov 2014 #23
Hillary did not get "clobbered" in the delegate count either. former9thward Nov 2014 #36
There is an asterisk on that popular vote. AtomicKitten Nov 2014 #61
Your asterisk not mine. former9thward Nov 2014 #62
It's wiki's asterisk/footnote, not mine or yours. AtomicKitten Nov 2014 #63
Was also close until she realized it was over and her delegates pledeged to Obama.. joeybee12 Nov 2014 #44
Super delegate count, super delegate count. Beacool Nov 2014 #46
Clobbered? i thought the popular vote wax almost even. hrmjustin Nov 2014 #12
Remember 2008, they were saying no Democrat except Hillary could win. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #14
Once it is clear who is running we will have a better idea. hrmjustin Nov 2014 #17
She ran a very bad campaign in 2008. Algernon Moncrieff Nov 2014 #22
I would do away with caucuses. hrmjustin Nov 2014 #26
Wow there sure were a lot of rocks turned over last night. The slugs and trolls are out in force. Pisces Nov 2014 #15
A little sensitive, are we Fish? BillZBubb Nov 2014 #28
Post removed Post removed Nov 2014 #29
She was able to get elected to the Senate, which is more than Coakley could do. Algernon Moncrieff Nov 2014 #19
Yes, but my analogy was Coakley won locally, but couldn't win the state. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #32
I think the same could be said of Warren & O'Malley Algernon Moncrieff Nov 2014 #34
Absolutely, I agree. Hillary has a great resume. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #40
I don't remember Obama clobbering Hillary. Control-Z Nov 2014 #21
If you consider the power of the Clinton Machine LawDeeDah Nov 2014 #24
No. It wasn't. (nt) Control-Z Nov 2014 #25
Yes, it was. Delegates, delegates, delegates. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #31
What is your definiton of getting "clobbered" former9thward Nov 2014 #37
50%+1. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #41
Yeah, an unknown Senator who gave the Keynote speech former9thward Nov 2014 #48
Compared to the Clintons? LawDeeDah Nov 2014 #49
Clinton got more votes in the primaries than did Obama. former9thward Nov 2014 #50
Bullcrap!!! Beacool Nov 2014 #47
No. Agnosticsherbet Nov 2014 #27
Your numbers are very misleading. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #30
He won by 1 tenth of 1 percent of the vote. Your use of words like "clobbered" is misleading. Agnosticsherbet Nov 2014 #35
Unknown? former9thward Nov 2014 #38
It's pretty clear this poster doesn't have any clue about either the Obama - Clinton primary race OR MADem Nov 2014 #43
Failed miserably? Clobbered? What election were you watching? MADem Nov 2014 #33
"I'm not going to wave the sexist card"! BillZBubb Nov 2014 #39
You don't have a grasp of MA politics. MADem Nov 2014 #42
Hillary got clobbered????? Beacool Nov 2014 #45
No Mike Nelson Nov 2014 #51
That is an odious description. longship Nov 2014 #52
Nope, it is an important question. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #53
Totally irrelevant until she declares as a candidate, or indeed anybody does. longship Nov 2014 #56
I just love the smell of right wing talking points leftofcool Nov 2014 #54
When you find some, let me know. BillZBubb Nov 2014 #55
Try Googling Rand Paul on HRC leftofcool Nov 2014 #58
Uh-uh Old Nick Nov 2014 #57
Clobbered? People have short memories... she is NO Coakley JCMach1 Nov 2014 #59
No. Rex Nov 2014 #60
Yes. nt silvershadow Nov 2014 #64
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