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Divernan

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32. Excellent points in your responses on this thread, Little Blue.

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Sat Mar 21, 2015, 10:27 PM

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Hillary Clinton Retains Strong Appeal to American Women [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 OP

Hillary has been a long advocate on women's issues. This is something which Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #1

I thought it was 23%? Lancero Mar 2015 #50

Sorry i will correct. Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #53

Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2015 #2

Why not, they did in large numbers in 2014. Savannahmann Mar 2015 #3

That election had the lowest turnout in 70 years. JaneyVee Mar 2015 #7

Not for Republicans. Savannahmann Mar 2015 #44

I like to post...NT DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #4

Welcome to DU... SidDithers Mar 2015 #11

Snort DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #39

Lots of JAQs today. You know, there's one I was meaning to ask you about. freshwest Mar 2015 #41

Unfortunately in his re-election last Nov. Walker won ~42% of the women's vote. HereSince1628 Mar 2015 #20

Actually, yes, a lot of women will. NaturalHigh Mar 2015 #40

Wonderful role model, wonderful woman, wonderful spouse, wonderful child, wonderful first female President, a Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #5

I like the cut of your jib, sir./NT DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #6

15 points over every Christofascist Republican clown candidate, and some liberals are whining...incredible Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #9

she is polling ahead of anyone in the GOP "pack" secondwind Mar 2015 #8

Ahead? Try "trouncing". Keeping the White House is the prime directive, it is vital...to the world. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #10

Yes, they've really ticked a lot of people overseas off! The world sees the problem. freshwest Mar 2015 #42

Women will be disproportionately crushed by Hillary's Wall St friendly policies LittleBlue Mar 2015 #12

Ad hominem. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #13

Do you really think that, given the choice, Hillary will betray her biggest financial backers LittleBlue Mar 2015 #15

Ad hominem redux. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #16

Warren Buffett's latest investment: Hillary Clinton LittleBlue Mar 2015 #21

Fighting fascists costs money. How much money do folks on DU have for the fight in this election finance wasteland? Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #23

With funding from someone who thinks Warren is too hostile to Wall Street LittleBlue Mar 2015 #26

+1 HRC is for the bankers and the corporations. DLCer thru and thru. peacebird Mar 2015 #14

Excellent points in your responses on this thread, Little Blue. Divernan Mar 2015 #32

Is there an opposite of appeal? sadoldgirl Mar 2015 #17

The opposite of "appeal" is President Christofukuistan. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #19

That is utterly ridiculous. sadoldgirl Mar 2015 #22

Many folks are simply supporters of not having a fascist State, and reject white hat/black hat thinking. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #25

And you really think that we are not 2/3 there already?n/t sadoldgirl Mar 2015 #29

Exactly. Not there yet...protect the 1/3...protect the White House....not rocket science. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #30

This makes me laugh, sadoldgirl Mar 2015 #31

Young women I know would dump philandering husbands out of self-respect. Divernan Mar 2015 #33

Each person has to make their own judgment. Each situation is unique. Who are you to judge? Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #45

You put yourself up for president, you ask to be judged! Divernan Mar 2015 #46

Again, it was a very personal spousal situation, and individual decision....who are you to judge every personal situation? Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #47

Bill's high risk self-indulgence while in a fish-bowl of public office destroyed "personal"aspect Divernan Mar 2015 #48

Go with your head and your heart. And so she did. It is her head, her heart. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #49

Women I know would not appreciate being judged by strangers for their purely personal decisions bettyellen Mar 2015 #52

The Clintons' "personal decisions" wreaked havoc on the presidency once. Divernan Mar 2015 #56

Many women forgive cheaters, many divorce them- BOTH are "no win" situations in which a woman is bettyellen Mar 2015 #57

Divorcing a repeat offender cheater is a big win, not a loss. Divernan Mar 2015 #59

Staying out of our personal lives when we are working is much bigger. I'd discredit any bettyellen Mar 2015 #60

"Thy sea, O God, so great, William769 Mar 2015 #18

Amen! hrmjustin Mar 2015 #34

ISBM and I shared two of the ones that influenced us most: freshwest Mar 2015 #43

More's the pity. DeSwiss Mar 2015 #24

No surprise, it is probably even better than the poll indicates, especially seeing how repugs are still_one Mar 2015 #27

I find any candidate, regardless of gender, dflprincess Mar 2015 #28

Post removed Post removed Mar 2015 #35

Damn straight! McCamy Taylor Mar 2015 #36

I wonder how much she appeals to Iraqi women after so many of them were killed Tierra_y_Libertad Mar 2015 #37

Given that Gallup is traditionally "unfriendly" to Democrats, that number might be higher, still. nt MADem Mar 2015 #38

Okay. 99Forever Mar 2015 #51

To SOME women. LWolf Mar 2015 #54

Not surprising. Beacool Mar 2015 #55

trongly appeals to me. NCTraveler Mar 2015 #58