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33. I cherish this moment. For once, I could not agree more with you.

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Wed Mar 25, 2015, 01:48 AM

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] KMOD Mar 2015 OP

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