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hfojvt

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22. that's not the way I remember it
Tue Mar 10, 2015, 11:09 AM
Mar 2015

a 17 point lead? Really?

As I remember it, he was always losing. For example, the SNL debate skit where they had Bush fumbling around trying to make a statement about his plans, and the Dukakis guy says "I can't believe I am losing to this guy".

These days people are pretty set, I don't see things changing that much, that quickly.

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Extraordinary support for an extraordinary Democrat./NT DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #1
Stories like this remind one of how unrepresentative DU is of Democrats in general. Nye Bevan Mar 2015 #2
Actually, the number for Warren is quite low. NYC Liberal Mar 2015 #11
I wouldn't have even assumed that 51% of Democrats know who Warren is (nt) Nye Bevan Mar 2015 #14
That’s true. NYC Liberal Mar 2015 #16
I like your approach. I am looking forward to the primaries (nt) Nye Bevan Mar 2015 #18
I am not sure what that is supposed to prove hfojvt Mar 2015 #20
Yup. Agschmid Mar 2015 #28
What other Dem is likely to run? newfie11 Mar 2015 #3
Lozo had more style with these threads Capt. Obvious Mar 2015 #4
Wasn't he more of a Nader guy? (nt) Nye Bevan Mar 2015 #6
No. He loathed him./NT DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #7
well if that isn't hfojvt Mar 2015 #21
and Library Girl had more panache with criticism of Democrats. And? nt stevenleser Mar 2015 #29
That's because most Democrats are too busy making a living to appoint themselves ... DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #5
Mile wide; inch deep. earthside Mar 2015 #8
Gene McCarthy lost the nomination and before Bobby Kennedy was assassinated he had become his pinata. DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #9
Oh, almost forgot, Hillary worked for McCarthy's campaign Capt. Obvious Mar 2015 #12
Oh, at least she didn't follow his lead and endorse Ronald Reagan in 1980./NT DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #15
There is no "sullenness among Democrats”. Maybe you mean “DU”, but DU does not represent Democrats NYC Liberal Mar 2015 #13
I'm trying to think of an analogy but I'm drawing blanks DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #19
by which you mean hfojvt Mar 2015 #24
What a country. You can rise from the working and middle class to become monarchs in a generation. DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #25
that's not the way I remember it hfojvt Mar 2015 #22
"that's not the way I remember it View profile a 17 point lead? Really..." DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #30
"came out of the convention" hfojvt Mar 2015 #38
I never said it wasn't an aberration. I just was commenting that it existed. DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #39
Even 'real world' Democrats. earthside Mar 2015 #23
Kick & recommended. William769 Mar 2015 #10
Movie star politics. L0oniX Mar 2015 #17
Glad to hear this. I fully expect the party to unite behind her if she is the nominiee. hrmjustin Mar 2015 #26
If Warren announced she was running, those numbers would invert themselves n/t brentspeak Mar 2015 #27
"A dream is a wish the heart makes." DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #31
Is this trolling? n/t brentspeak Mar 2015 #33
Not a Cinderella fan, ay. DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #34
Good. Keep posting this stuff.... vi5 Mar 2015 #32
Looking forward to the primaries. Bradical79 Mar 2015 #35
A poll of 1000 people is not representative of "democrats" Cosmic Kitten Mar 2015 #36
STOP PUSHING HER DOWN OUR THROATS!!1 Metric System Mar 2015 #37
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