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In reply to the discussion: I’m Ready for Hillary.... By HOWARD DEAN... December 10, 2014 [View all]BootinUp
(51,323 posts)199. No its not just about "people and party" its about governing or being
able to actually accomplish things in government.
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Bernie is doing a great job with his non-running. As I noted yesterday, his waiting on an
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#4
Oh dear lord...how is he going to get the Democratic nomination when he's not a Democrat?
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#10
Oh lordy...hiring Tad isn't going to make him a Democrat. Tell me...what is Bernie
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#22
and the REAL question they cannot answer with a straight face....WHY Bernie needs to become
VanillaRhapsody
Dec 2014
#127
Actually, you are partly right, it is to bring up the issues that most candidates try to evade, but
still_one
Dec 2014
#202
NOOOOO....if all that were true...he wouldn't have to....he wouldn't need them....but he does....
VanillaRhapsody
Dec 2014
#205
Because for better or worse the country is run by two parties, and at least today, someone running
still_one
Dec 2014
#201
I'm sure he knows where his country clerk's office is, he can pop in at any point.
TheKentuckian
Dec 2014
#169
Um, no....you don't slate or debate or get money or infrastructure just because you
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#172
No..anything doesn't go. Bernie isn't going to motivate the Dem structure to work for him without
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#198
He's got a funny accent and comes from that hippie state with all the cheese and Subarus.
Atman
Dec 2014
#23
Southeast here too. Bernie will stand strong against all the bullshit that the GOP will throw at him
Erose999
Dec 2014
#125
How is it that every liberal is deemed "unelectable" on DU? And never our conservatives?:
Scootaloo
Dec 2014
#179
I'm sure you may be busy so have your law clerk do some research, Hillary is also doing a bang up
Autumn
Dec 2014
#15
Take a look at her travel. And yes...the Democratic machine will help Bernie..if he wins
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#31
Name ANY Hillary supporter who has said they won't support Bernie if he wins the nomination...
brooklynite
Dec 2014
#58
Every active Hillary supporter on this site has said we would support the nominee if Hillary doesn't
hrmjustin
Dec 2014
#94
I've said it before and I believe it, if Bernie runs Hillary might as well stay home.
Autumn
Dec 2014
#63
Hillary layed an egg in Iowa in 2008, and I got to see it up close all the
bullwinkle428
Dec 2014
#36
I think the more the merrier. Bernie being in the race will force a discussion that
Autumn
Dec 2014
#17
Senator Sanders in the primary race will make SoS Clinton a better Democratic candidate.
BlueCaliDem
Dec 2014
#106
We'll just have to agree to disagree. I'm approaching this with common sense, not idealistic
BlueCaliDem
Dec 2014
#140
Not chastising. Just bringing to their awareness how vast is Hillary's support.
MoonRiver
Dec 2014
#41
It has been mentioned. I understand there is a poll, not to mention lists, links,
djean111
Dec 2014
#54
And Hillary's support over Obama was "vast" even a year later right before 2008 too...
cascadiance
Dec 2014
#64
Only Hillary can lose a 30 point lead in months. Lets hope it happens again to Warren. nt
Logical
Dec 2014
#181
You seem to cast Dean as a simple-minded person, unable to think clearly.....
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#13
"But by saying that he's ready for Hillary that he didn't really do his complete vetting."
NCTraveler
Dec 2014
#14
He wasn't ALWAYS a centrist..What happened to his progressivism?..That's what brought
whathehell
Dec 2014
#43
With all do respect I think Howard Dean knew exactly what he was doing and he did his vetting.
hrmjustin
Dec 2014
#74
Dean has known and worked with Hillary going back Decades, he isn't some random individual
JI7
Dec 2014
#143
Okay!!! I LOVE it when people put me on ignore and announce it. I make a point of
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#34
Just an observation but, you only want to talk to people who agree with you?
brooklynite
Dec 2014
#60
lol...yep. only for those who want to talk with people who agree with them. You proved the point!
antigop
Dec 2014
#105
the mere existence of the HRC forum proves brooklynite's point. I don't see brooklynite
antigop
Dec 2014
#108
you didn't know it existed... right... well now you do...do they have "boring" conversations there?
antigop
Dec 2014
#114
just answer the question....read what you posted in Post #60 and answer my question....
antigop
Dec 2014
#131
Have you ever seen people gunning so hard for a fight over absolutely NOTHING?
Number23
Dec 2014
#176
that's not an answer to brooklynite's post #60 where he says it must be "boring" only talking with
antigop
Dec 2014
#134
lol. You haven't mentioned the "boring" conversations that take place there, have you?
antigop
Dec 2014
#111
doesn't matter whether you've "seen" it or not...you know it exists and is FOR SUPPORTERS ONLY.
antigop
Dec 2014
#135
Okay - if anyone there publicly states they don't want to talk to someone who disagrees with them...
brooklynite
Dec 2014
#138
the forum specifically states FOR SUPPORTERS ONLY. So the conversations in HRC forum are boring.
antigop
Dec 2014
#150
According to this thread, he's incapable of rational thought and "vetting." nt
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#27
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wilsonbooks
Dec 2014
#78
Interesting how Howard Dean was all the rage after this last election and now he is not.
hrmjustin
Dec 2014
#100
Dean's 50 State Strategy is backing a Dem who can contend and win in the most states.
wyldwolf
Dec 2014
#153
people fail to acknowledge how disastrous the TPP is. She played a leading part . nt
antigop
Dec 2014
#149
So your contention is Dean's words were misquoted by the "Right leaning Politico?"
wyldwolf
Dec 2014
#152
You do realize that Dean actually wrote this OpEd? He isn't being quoted. nt
msanthrope
Dec 2014
#159
You'd think that the line "By Howard Dean" towards the top would clue them in.
greatauntoftriplets
Dec 2014
#166
I'll vote for her, and if I stay on DU long enough, I'll never vote for Warren
joeybee12
Dec 2014
#136
Clearly Hillary is smart and has offered Dean a position in a future Clinton administration. n/t
Tatiana
Dec 2014
#139
The We Heart Howard Dean purity group throws Dr. Dean under bus in 3...2...1...
LadyHawkAZ
Dec 2014
#141
Am I ok with you if I pray that hillary is not the candidate and will do my best to pick someone....
Logical
Dec 2014
#154
You were whining.... "I find that odd and marginally disturbing" so I thought I would.....
Logical
Dec 2014
#180
Oh wow.. the fucking hypocrisy! Howard Dean writes an OP and in some people's minds.. it's
Cha
Dec 2014
#185
that's the way they roll.. "THIRD WAY"! "AUTHORITARIAN"! How dare you use Dean to get RECS.. much
Cha
Dec 2014
#189
Wow, Howard Dean! I'm a little surprised.. but, it's Dean so Rec. :) He's coming out early!
Cha
Dec 2014
#177
I guess we can put to rest any sort of "is she actually running" nonsense, then.
Warren DeMontague
Dec 2014
#203