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In reply to the discussion: A bank teller today illustrated how Bill Clinton may provide a "halo effect" for Hillary [View all]merrily
(45,251 posts)18. Yes. Obviously. And?
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A bank teller today illustrated how Bill Clinton may provide a "halo effect" for Hillary [View all]
Gloria
Apr 2015
OP
IOW, you ran into a low info voter who never heard of NAFTA, repeal of Glass Steagall,
merrily
Apr 2015
#1
Did you have a point? Or did you just see an ad hom about me and decide to pile on?
merrily
Apr 2015
#54
I thought the youth vote in general are most likely to vote Democratic and older white men
merrily
Apr 2015
#69
that doesn't change the fact that things were better under Clinton than under republicans
JI7
Apr 2015
#23
The reasons they were better matter. Housing prices were great under Dimson--until
merrily
Apr 2015
#28
Are you covering that bet? 'Cause I would have bet no Democratic President would have
merrily
Apr 2015
#33
The Reagan administration caused the whole mess with its gigantic budget deficits.
pnwmom
Apr 2015
#58
Gee, pwnmom, guess you missed that teensy bit about Clinton's having ended welfare "as we know it."
merrily
Apr 2015
#59
That "teensy bit" doesn't cancel out the gigantic whopper about the Reagan "tax increases"
pnwmom
Apr 2015
#60
Reagan and Bush both increased taxes and fees. Is your claim that revenues are irrelevant?
merrily
Apr 2015
#62
The Reagan administration produced unprecedented, huge deficits despite whatever
pnwmom
Apr 2015
#64
You pretty much said it all. Wonder what the "halo effect" will be when the skeletons in Bill's closet are dragged out for all to see.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Apr 2015
#66
Thanks for sharing that. I seem to recall, when Hillary was first confronted with her lie, she doubled down...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Apr 2015
#73
This personal experience by the OP illustrates the power of perception, and how it can benefit
BlueCaliDem
Apr 2015
#76
FWIW, if anything, Sanders has been mentioning a period of the last 35 or so years, as
merrily
Apr 2015
#38
josh would much rather focus on what we post about this young guy than on any inconvenient issue
merrily
Apr 2015
#12
I think in the privacy of the voting booth, a lot of Republican women will cross the line.
lostnfound
Apr 2015
#17
Hillary is bringing my batshit teabag sister back. It's about women and gay rights for her, the rest
freshwest
Apr 2015
#48
We went to high school with and knew people who were openly gay in the sixties, worked with them,
freshwest
Apr 2015
#55
No, those were my words about the Catch 22 (& similar), as LITERALLY anyone can discern.
merrily
Apr 2015
#26
That's very different from knowing what the national economy was like at age 10
merrily
Apr 2015
#63