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NanceGreggs

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14. I have not seen a single HRC supporter ...
Tue Mar 24, 2015, 11:48 PM
Mar 2015

... come even close to suggesting that there should be no Democratic primary. I have also not seen a single Hillary supporter refer to her as "inevitable, the 'chosen one', the 'anointed one', or this 'being her turn'."

And yet DU is replete with posters decrying these notions - even though they haven't been expressed by anyone here.

Would you happen to have a link to Hillary expressing "concerns about whether she wants to 'put the time into' being president" if she wins?

I've never heard that one - and it would be a rather remarkable statement if it was actually made. Despite the present incompetence of the MSM, I feel certain that if Hillary stated that she wasn't sure that she wanted to invest her time into being president if elected, that would have been headline news for weeks.

So if you can provide a link to that statement, I would be much obliged. And if no such statement was made, you might want to rethink attributing it to her.

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Actually the post I read about not havng a primary are like yours. Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #1
I agree Andy823 Mar 2015 #3
This message was self-deleted by its author KMOD Mar 2015 #5
When you say Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #7
This message was self-deleted by its author KMOD Mar 2015 #10
Actually it is potential candidates who decide. I don't think we would want the DNC to decide Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #45
I like HRC, but I would also like to see anyone who thinks they have a better vision run. Old and In the Way Mar 2015 #2
This message was self-deleted by its author KMOD Mar 2015 #8
It is effective. Old and In the Way Mar 2015 #18
This message was self-deleted by its author KMOD Mar 2015 #20
No primary, or a very cursory sort of one SheilaT Mar 2015 #4
Hillary Clinton would agree with you. KMOD Mar 2015 #6
You are aware that she's been staffing up for months? brooklynite Mar 2015 #9
according to anonymous people, yes. KMOD Mar 2015 #11
Anonymous sources are different than anonymous people DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2015 #12
So, all the news reports are wrong? brooklynite Mar 2015 #13
Ok, let me again try to clarify, KMOD Mar 2015 #15
I think you're out of the loop... brooklynite Mar 2015 #17
Hey, that's cool. KMOD Mar 2015 #19
No, it's more than opinions. Podesta, a top advisor to both Pres. Clinton and Pres. Obama merrily Mar 2015 #31
Until she announces KMOD Mar 2015 #36
Nothing in my post was speculation. I gave links. merrily Mar 2015 #38
Yup, not surprised at all. KMOD Mar 2015 #39
I cherish this moment. For once, I could not agree more with you. merrily Mar 2015 #33
oh for pity's sake. She's staffing up. She's even hired Robby Mook cali Mar 2015 #49
I have not seen a single HRC supporter ... NanceGreggs Mar 2015 #14
I also haven't seen any Hillary Clinton supporters suggesting no Democratic primary. KMOD Mar 2015 #16
From your own OP ... NanceGreggs Mar 2015 #21
Maybe I'm not being clear here, KMOD Mar 2015 #22
I watched the video you linked to. NanceGreggs Mar 2015 #23
I'm not fabricating. KMOD Mar 2015 #24
Again from your own OP ... NanceGreggs Mar 2015 #40
You don't think Schumer, Brown and Frank are supporting Hillary? merrily Mar 2015 #28
I do think they are. KMOD Mar 2015 #30
They support Hillary AND discourage primary challenges, directly contrary to your Reply 16, merrily Mar 2015 #32
Not to mention losing nearly a yr. of exposure via press coverage to republicans loyalsister Mar 2015 #25
Exactly, KMOD Mar 2015 #26
Pushing Hillary to run for President? You have an idea how Hillary feels about a primary challenge merrily Mar 2015 #27
Hillary suppots primay challenges. KMOD Mar 2015 #29
No, it was not not. What Hillary made clear in 2008: Hillary wants to be President and merrily Mar 2015 #35
Yeah, ok KMOD Mar 2015 #37
everything she is doing is based on a Primary , if nobody else runs JI7 Mar 2015 #34
There really wasn't any until 1952 when New Hampshire's convinced... TreasonousBastard Mar 2015 #41
^^THIS^^ longship Mar 2015 #42
Not smoke-filled rooms, but boardrooms, these days. djean111 Mar 2015 #46
That's nice Sherman A1 Mar 2015 #43
It's not possible, the platform is voted upon by delegates. joshcryer Mar 2015 #44
Who is advocating not having a primary? MineralMan Mar 2015 #47
HRC has been doing all in her power to clear the field. That's hardly a secret cali Mar 2015 #48
Can I have some proof of HRC doing "all in her power to clear the field"? boston bean Mar 2015 #51
I know, huh all those EW & BS supporters boston bean Mar 2015 #50
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