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In reply to the discussion: Election 2016: Hillary Must Sever All Ties to Obama’s Economic Team [View all]snot
(11,804 posts)102. I have never before failed to vote in a Presidential election . . .
but I don't think I could bring myself to vote for Hillary.
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Election 2016: Hillary Must Sever All Ties to Obama’s Economic Team [View all]
WillTwain
Dec 2014
OP
Not at all. she is the presumptive candidate. I think we can win with any of a variety of candidates
WillTwain
Dec 2014
#8
You are way off on this. You seem to want H. Clinton to tell you she supports unions
rhett o rick
Dec 2014
#51
Better a bullet to the head under Republicans, than a slow death by a thousand paper cuts.
Katashi_itto
Dec 2014
#13
not sure I'm understanding you...you mean you'd rather vote for a Republican than HC
Sheepshank
Dec 2014
#18
whatever shall we do without your usual unwavering supporrt for democrats?
arely staircase
Jan 2015
#75
That is fallacious reasoniing, reminiscent of the German Communist Party in
KingCharlemagne
Dec 2014
#31
If you think Democrats can win without union support, you have not canvassed or worked on a
JDPriestly
Jan 2015
#93
I had alot of people screaming on DU that not voting for her was being a traitor to the
Katashi_itto
Dec 2014
#15
SCOTUS seats, not unions, will play the most important part in my decision to vote in 2016.
BlueCaliDem
Jan 2015
#78
Have you ever actually volunteered, made calls and walked precincts for Democrats?
JDPriestly
Jan 2015
#94
You've misread my post (wouldn't be the first time, JD), but I wasn't knocking unions. I"m
BlueCaliDem
Jan 2015
#99
Nothing in your post applies to me or my original post. Again, my argument centers
BlueCaliDem
Jan 2015
#108
Great. If you are SEIU, you are one of the people who comes out when elections are near.
JDPriestly
Jan 2015
#127
" . . . in part thanks to the lack of Democratic support for unions . . . "
Major Hogwash
Jan 2015
#161
If she wins the primaries, then yes, if you don't vote for her after the majority of Dems
BlueCaliDem
Jan 2015
#77
Yes, we need to reject "the lesser of two evils" but NOT in a general election.
BlueCaliDem
Jan 2015
#111
How cute! But seriously, you should look up the definition of the word rather than some YouTube
BlueCaliDem
Jan 2015
#128
I didn't post a YouTube video like some clueless teenager, so how should I "take my own advice"?.
BlueCaliDem
Jan 2015
#155
Um...take a look at your response to my original comment and then get back to me
BlueCaliDem
Jan 2015
#165
I will ask you what I have asked others who do not understand the importance of union support
JDPriestly
Jan 2015
#95
Trumka gave a good speech recently in Missouri....I recommend reading or watching it in full
Bluenorthwest
Dec 2014
#17
LOL! The only thing Hillary has going for is whatever ties she can get to Obama.
True Blue Door
Dec 2014
#35
She voted for the Iraq War. She enthusiastically championed the Iraq War.
True Blue Door
Dec 2014
#37
And cut off her main revenue stream, both for her campaign and her personal finances?
Doctor_J
Dec 2014
#41
My closest and best friends criticize me much more often than acquaintances.
LanternWaste
Mar 2015
#168
Richard, her neolib Roladex has a deeper bench than her husband's retreads
TheKentuckian
Dec 2014
#47
Of course to drive you do have to win elections but you can never lose track of the being a means
TheKentuckian
Dec 2014
#54
And President Obama has done an incredible job changing lives for the better
BlueCaliDem
Jan 2015
#157
"I think that Hillary did an excellent job as secretary of state. I think she is very, very
Cha
Dec 2014
#62
Here is a link to the story. Read it and weep. it cannot be any clearer. Sorry.
WillTwain
Dec 2014
#65
What is your trip? Did you read it? Did you listen to the girl? They are done with Obama's economic team.
WillTwain
Dec 2014
#71
I am tired of the childish ankle biting. Did you read the article. The first word are clear as hell.
WillTwain
Jan 2015
#73
If you're so tired of "childish ankle biting" then you should really act as role model and practice
Cha
Jan 2015
#166
I'd like to see unions take it a step farther using ALL political funds to develop labor candidates.
pa28
Dec 2014
#57
What a silly thing to say. What are the unions going to do? Wait until she's elected to find out
Autumn
Dec 2014
#64
Maybe it's the same one? lol or there's more than one of them out there who shouldn't be on juries.
Cha
Jan 2015
#153
Damn, everything was going so good,too. The Ducks won big. Where is the wine?
WillTwain
Jan 2015
#154
and when labor went for Reagan how did that work out for them? In fact labor is started going
still_one
Jan 2015
#87
Anyone who has ever partgicipated in a Democratic campaign on the ground in the final
JDPriestly
Jan 2015
#92
Some people have short memories. Union membership has been in decline and I am very sorry
Thinkingabout
Jan 2015
#144
Trumka is betting that he still has enough muscle to swing this election. Without unions dems are in
WillTwain
Jan 2015
#145
I am a union member in retirement, give a lot of credit to unions, was a job steward for years, took
Thinkingabout
Jan 2015
#146
The unions worked hard for everyone to have minimun wage increases and so many issues which
Thinkingabout
Jan 2015
#148