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sabrina 1

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2. I'm not for Hillary, however, you are forgetting that whoever the Republican candidate is

Reply to cherokeeprogressive (Original post)

Fri May 1, 2015, 02:53 AM

May 2015

will be facing the same scrutiny, and I have no doubt that their donors, not just to some foundation, but to their political campaigns, will be eye opening to a lot of voters also.

And all this does is emphasize the corrosive effect of money in politics.

Which is why, if Bernie can make it a huge issue, which is doing btw, and always has, it will resonate with the people on all sides of the political spectrum.

I'm hoping he gets lots of free media time, because he won't be able to pay for it that's for sure. But he can shame them into keeping him in front of the public as much as any of the corporate funded candidates.

Get the money out of politics. One of the most important issues in this campaign.

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I'm afraid Hillary's candidacy will result in defeat for us due to "death by a thousand cuts." [View all] cherokeeprogressive May 2015 OP

She's already withstood ... NanceGreggs May 2015 #1

I'm not for Hillary, however, you are forgetting that whoever the Republican candidate is sabrina 1 May 2015 #2

Somehow, Sabrina, I don't have much confidence Art_from_Ark May 2015 #7

Why don't you take a breath and relax. longship May 2015 #3

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This is the equivalent of the Sanders can't win argument BainsBane May 2015 #6