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In reply to the discussion: I'll bet if Elizabeth Warren runs, a large chunk of America will get on buses to go help her. [View all]Fearless
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I'll bet if Elizabeth Warren runs, a large chunk of America will get on buses to go help her. [View all]
TheNutcracker
Mar 2015
OP
that may be true .. except she won't win ( small motivated minorty << lazy majority). nt
srican69
Mar 2015
#1
I hope she can raise a billion dollars because that is what it is going to take.
leftofcool
Mar 2015
#65
I believe she will because she exudes something lacking on both sides at the moment ...
roguevalley
Mar 2015
#17
There's not many in either party that stand up to the banksters and other corporatists...
cascadiance
Mar 2015
#31
Maybe she just isn't a cheap politician that would exploit such a manufactured scandal.
Enthusiast
Mar 2015
#57
And with that name recognition, Obama didn't really surge in the polls until a year later...
cascadiance
Mar 2015
#38
I think Kucinich was held back by the PTB "keeping" Edwards in the campaign...
cascadiance
Mar 2015
#48
Obama who? Oh yeah, that guy, the President, who Hillary supporters said had no chance. Riggghhhht.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Mar 2015
#79
That was 8 months prior to the election and after he had won the Iowa caucus.
Luminous Animal
Mar 2015
#54
A large chunk of the country didn't know who Bill Clinton was until LATE in the campaign.
bvar22
Mar 2015
#20
Spot on! Warren motivates even the disenchanted politically astute to work harder
TheNutcracker
Mar 2015
#87
I would get on a bus to help her campaign, or walk if needed, gladly. Motivated, highly.
appalachiablue
Mar 2015
#36
And maybe some real decent SCOTUS justices like Erwin Chemerinsky and Marjorie Cohn n/t
cascadiance
Mar 2015
#58
Absolutely, Krugman too. Totally clean house from the previous regime. The 90s are long over.
appalachiablue
Mar 2015
#62
We are sick of the lying and the betrayals of the people for corporate interests.
Enthusiast
Mar 2015
#41
It's not that he thinks we are stupid, he just thinks we should sit down and shut up. nm
rhett o rick
Mar 2015
#98
Sit down and shut up, we have billions of dollars to make for a few select special buddies.
Enthusiast
Mar 2015
#100
Like they did for Dennis Kucinich? And Lord knows he never wanted for airtime.
Tarheel_Dem
Mar 2015
#49
I think if Edwards had pulled out a lot earlier, Kucinich would have picked up a lot of his voters..
cascadiance
Mar 2015
#59
Nope. America can't even be bothered to vote. They sure aren't getting on a bus n/t
broadcaster75201
Mar 2015
#73
The fact that Elizabeth Warren may not run for president is irrelevant to me.
democrank
Mar 2015
#75
Does this thread tell you something? Have you seen any other 100% positive thread on a candidate?
TheNutcracker
Mar 2015
#88
Doesn't count cuz they're bashing Obama and Clinton...not Warren. 100% positive for Warren here!
TheNutcracker
Mar 2015
#94
And in a different way, so is Liz. She gets just as much attention/support 'not running'.
TheNutcracker
Mar 2015
#116
When Warren ran for Senate in 2012, did she forego organization and fundraising?
brooklynite
Mar 2015
#117
If you are this certain she isn't going to run, why does it matter to you so much
RiverLover
Mar 2015
#118
Nothing about force will be said, but a fact remains, we will not have a choice.
TheNutcracker
Mar 2015
#121