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In reply to the discussion: Here are my concerns about a Martin O'Malley candidacy ... [View all]avebury
(11,204 posts)18. The problem is that Obama captured a lot of
people's imagination in 2008 but when you look at his recent actions his appeal does lose some of the luster.
I am very skeptical now when I look at candidates because I question just how truly authentic a person is. I know that I am less likely to vote someone in for a second term because once they feel like they don't earn your vote anymore, that is when you see what is really going on within someone.
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I wish people paid more attention to his peaches against and about Wall Street.
Raine1967
Jun 2015
#27
Same here. O'Malley isn't just talk, he's accomplished many of the things he discusses.
FSogol
Jun 2015
#14
I recommend you wait till the first debate happens...When you see the passion in him
snooper2
Jun 2015
#7
I did grow up poor, but aside from that, you and I — I feel everything you said.
Raine1967
Jun 2015
#70
I'd like to honestly point you and others towards the Mo'M group to learn more BUT...
Raine1967
Jun 2015
#19
THis thread, question and the one you did on Bernie and will do on Hillary, is what DU
randys1
Jun 2015
#29
But for posting these, I flat out, and literally, got called a liar ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jun 2015
#37
I like O'Malley and would have no problem voting for him but I have the same concerns.
octoberlib
Jun 2015
#36
Actions speak louder than words but just as words tend to do, actions can be caused by what
AuntPatsy
Jun 2015
#51