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True Blue Door

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46. Hillary is the only candidate I've decided against, for overwhelming cause.

Sun Nov 30, 2014, 09:14 PM

Nov 2014

Everyone else is welcome to rise or fall according to merit. I'm skeptical of Sanders, but open-minded, as with everyone else.

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Who is the Who in If not Hillary, Who???? [View all] CK_John Nov 2014 OP

I still like Schweitzer. n/t lumberjack_jeff Nov 2014 #1

Anyone. NYC_SKP Nov 2014 #2

ABC Anyone But Clinton RiverLover Nov 2014 #4

Ooh! That's a good find! NYC_SKP Nov 2014 #6

Rings true~ RiverLover Nov 2014 #10

I hate that shell game: export the oil and then claim that "domestic" emissions haven't increased. arcane1 Nov 2014 #21

I think we need someone in Generation X yeoman6987 Nov 2014 #20

The GOP will go with Moderate Mitt, his VP pick will be the only surprise. CK_John Nov 2014 #23

I Doubt that. I think Rubio or Walker. yeoman6987 Nov 2014 #24

From your post it looks like you're an admirer of republicans. Kingofalldems Nov 2014 #40

What Gen Xers do the Dems have? tabbycat31 Nov 2014 #55

They will loyalsister Nov 2014 #65

Interesting that, when Warren signed ANOTHER letter, the reaction was less enthusiastic... brooklynite Nov 2014 #27

Warren might believe that, or might be a competent politician. True Blue Door Nov 2014 #36

If it's all right with you, I'll leave it up to the "nincompoops" to decide... brooklynite Nov 2014 #44

I decide how I speak and vote. No one else. True Blue Door Nov 2014 #48

Great as long as you're okay with the outcome... brooklynite Nov 2014 #52

IMO Bernie is the only one who is speaking to the problems that the poor and working class Autumn Nov 2014 #3

+1 Snotcicles Nov 2014 #9

He set the bar for me. arcane1 Nov 2014 #16

Bernie has an established record to go on. He is not an unknown Jr Sen. as Obama was in Autumn Nov 2014 #18

Exactly, he walks the damn walk! arcane1 Nov 2014 #19

Obama was not "unknown"... brooklynite Nov 2014 #29

Along with a very short term in the Senate. Autumn Nov 2014 #34

True, but "speaking" to issues is insufficient to become President. True Blue Door Nov 2014 #37

I think he can deliver. Autumn Nov 2014 #39

I think anyone can do anything. The question is will he? True Blue Door Nov 2014 #43

Whatever. Bernie has my support, unless Liz runs. n/t Autumn Nov 2014 #45

Our responsibility is to the country, not to the candidate. True Blue Door Nov 2014 #50

I do just that n/t Autumn Nov 2014 #60

He was a Mayor, that gives him more actual executive experience than some considered "proven" TheKentuckian Nov 2014 #63

I'd support him, too. MrMickeysMom Nov 2014 #54

It sure looks good for several up and coming Democrat candidates. Thinkingabout Nov 2014 #5

One of the Castro brothers should be Hillary's running mate. MoonRiver Nov 2014 #7

I love the Castro brothers and they would energize parts of the base, but....... Rstrstx Nov 2014 #57

By the time Hillary announces, the only question will be: tritsofme Nov 2014 #8

U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar earthside Nov 2014 #11

Clinton needs to retire with her millions Aerows Nov 2014 #12

Roger Daltry Derek V Nov 2014 #13

Who. CK_John Nov 2014 #14

Are You? Derek V Nov 2014 #15

Who? Who? Who? Who? Fawke Em Nov 2014 #30

Anybody Man from Pickens Nov 2014 #17

If Hillary does not run then I have no idea who I will support. hrmjustin Nov 2014 #22

Gillibrand won't run against Hillary... brooklynite Nov 2014 #25

Encouraging Hillary to run is not the same thing as "pledging" (weirdly popular term here) djean111 Nov 2014 #26

Okay, name any candidate for President who ran after encouraging their eventual opponent to run. brooklynite Nov 2014 #31

Okay, tell me why there has to be a precedent. There does not have to be a precedent. djean111 Nov 2014 #59

exactly AtomicKitten Nov 2014 #38

Warren sounds like she signed the letter as a show of solidarity with female Democrats in the senate RiverLover Nov 2014 #51

Senator Bernie Sanders 99Forever Nov 2014 #28

As a Hillary supporter, I have no problem with Sanders running...or with anyone voting for him brooklynite Nov 2014 #33

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Just a thought, but diatribes like this aren't like to sway any voters from her side... brooklynite Nov 2014 #35

She's the one who has to convince me. True Blue Door Nov 2014 #41

Well, you DO have to convince the nincompoops if you actually want Bernie to win..... brooklynite Nov 2014 #42

Hillary is the only candidate I've decided against, for overwhelming cause. True Blue Door Nov 2014 #46

You got to admit that making the Bosnia shit up means LawDeeDah Nov 2014 #66

Cory Booker craigmatic Nov 2014 #47

I used to like him alot, but it seems he's a Wall Street/Corporate Dem after all RiverLover Nov 2014 #53

I don't think he's ready yet tabbycat31 Nov 2014 #56

This message was self-deleted by its author Ken Burch Nov 2014 #49

I'll go with any democrat RedstDem Nov 2014 #58

ABC krawhitham Nov 2014 #61

"Who"ever is the most progressive, most anti-war, candidate on the ballot. Tierra_y_Libertad Nov 2014 #62

They usually never make it to the ballot. CK_John Nov 2014 #64

Some do. And, my ballot comes with a spot to write in progressives if necessary. Tierra_y_Libertad Dec 2014 #67

The classic ploy to avoid making a decision among the real possible candidates. CK_John Dec 2014 #68

The classic ploy of not settling for "not as bad". Tierra_y_Libertad Dec 2014 #73

I know it sounds weird but I say a Warren/Schweitzer ticket... CTyankee Dec 2014 #69

I agree, twitter is now more important than the DEM party. After 2014 it will be 2024 CK_John Dec 2014 #71

Oh, not so fast CK! As I said, you never know... CTyankee Dec 2014 #72

Joe Biden, Bernie, Howard blackcrowflies Dec 2014 #70