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In reply to the discussion: I see the anti-Hillary brigade is on another tear... [View all]840high
(17,196 posts)77. Gets old. I'm not willing
to settle for the lesser of two evils this time around.
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Hence, the claim that certain companies gave money to her is a bald-faced lie.
NYC Liberal
Feb 2015
#33
Bernie Sanders took money from HILLPAC--and that "Hill" doesn't stand for "The Hills are Alive with
MADem
Feb 2015
#153
Two other names close to corporations is Warren and Sanders, dont hear complaints about them.
Thinkingabout
Feb 2015
#20
I take Warren's statement to be truthful, perhaps open secrets did not go back
Thinkingabout
Feb 2015
#44
Makes sense. Like Scott Brown back then, they sure love Scott Walker there today!
RiverLover
Feb 2015
#80
The upthread comment was disbelief that Warren would take Wall Street money
brooklynite
Feb 2015
#84
I think someone whose spouse contributes thousands to Warren isn't "anti" Warren.
MADem
Feb 2015
#154
Took her years to pay off her campaign debt. LOL, some great support there. nt
Logical
Feb 2015
#148
Yeah fuck writting common sense legislation. The guy with the most expensive pony wins!
Rex
Feb 2015
#49
Everybody's donors crashed the economy. They give to everyone now. No one leaves a base
McCamy Taylor
Feb 2015
#112
You sure spend a lot of time talking about things that don't bother you. n/t
winter is coming
Feb 2015
#7
I appreciate the links. I had yet to Rec one of them, though I'd already seen the other two.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#12
People are "insulting" Hillary's policies. There will be a lot of that. That's part of politics.
djean111
Feb 2015
#48
I read how Warren was liberal because she supports increases in minimum wage,
Thinkingabout
Feb 2015
#17
Oh, yes forgot about testifying to Congress, namely Darrel Isis, not many has
Thinkingabout
Feb 2015
#64
Not only that, but she supports Hillary Clinton's candidacy. Oh yes, and exasperated by the
BlueCaliDem
Feb 2015
#180
"Anti-Hillary brigade"-- like the right-wingers claiming Bush Derangement Syndrome
LittleBlue
Feb 2015
#25
Yes, but those who only discovered income inequality in the past couple of years
BainsBane
Feb 2015
#92
Thanks for breaking it down into easy-to-understand, bite-sized pieces, Nance.
NBachers
Feb 2015
#104
I've supported HRC, to the hilt, ever since I watched her tell certain Christian conservative
msanthrope
Feb 2015
#168
Don't you know, as that poster opined, all bad things came from Bill Clinton being elected!!!
stevenleser
Feb 2015
#181
Pointing out reasons why a candidate is not acceptable, especially in a primary
davidpdx
Feb 2015
#35
After Sanders knocks her off in Iowa and New Hampshire (two venues that
KingCharlemagne
Feb 2015
#52
If Sanders knocks Clinton out of the race, I'll do my damndest to get him elected...
brooklynite
Feb 2015
#87
First of all, please allow me to applaud your party esprit. That is a laudable
KingCharlemagne
Feb 2015
#120
I do what I can. The more resistance she gets, the more likely someone electable will oppose her.
Vattel
Feb 2015
#63
Oops, I didn't express myself well. I didn't mean to imply that Clinton is not electable.
Vattel
Feb 2015
#178
You might be in the wrong place. The place that supports the other party is that-a-way------->>>>>>
Tarheel_Dem
Feb 2015
#108
We've been in the "heat of election season", ostensibly, since the GOP began announcing candidates.
Tarheel_Dem
Feb 2015
#167
When it comes to the Supreme Court, even centrist Democrats in the White House have come through.
cab67
Feb 2015
#118
I see an OP that has difficulty in distinguishing "anti-Hillary brigade" from...
MrMickeysMom
Feb 2015
#78
This is a newer version of DU. Callouts are not specifically prohibited but as Skinner says...
Phentex
Feb 2015
#122
So, great, then Hillary will cruise to victory. No need to be concerned or nervous
dissentient
Feb 2015
#107
I believe it was Nader who said that a GOP president is better for the far left
McCamy Taylor
Feb 2015
#111
The fringe left hates Hillary, and they don't mind using right-wing sources to get their hate on...
SidDithers
Feb 2015
#126
She'll get less turn out than Dem's did the last election session. In other words stomped.
harun
Feb 2015
#136