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StevieM

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6. Hillary is seeking the nomination, just like Bernie.

Reply to SoCalMusicLover (Reply #1)

Tue Feb 23, 2016, 12:36 AM

Feb 2016

It is up to the voters as to whether or not either of them gets it.

And it is silly to suggest that Hillary will run again if she loses. If she or Bernie get nominated, and then lose the GE, then they will not be running in 2020. And neither will which ever one of them loses the primary.

If the GOP wins the 2016 GE then I think Elizabeth Warren will be the nominee in 2020.

And while I love Elizabeth Warren, I would rather we hold onto the Supreme Court, and build a liberal-to-moderate majority. With Scalia's seat going to someone like Sotomayor, we could probably overturn Casey vs. Planned Parenthood and stop all these anti-abortion laws.

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