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JDPriestly

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8. I don't see much hope in a Hillary appointment to the Supreme Court.

Reply to louis c (Reply #7)

Sat May 21, 2016, 10:36 AM

May 2016

She is more conservative than people realize.

With or without my vote, she will win against Trump in California in November. I'm not worried about whether the Democrat, and I hope it will be Bernie, will win in my state, California. Trump is a joke here. Very, very few people support him in California.

We are a state of many mmigrants.

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How the Republicans' Plan to Destroy the American Working-Class is Succeeding [View all] louis c May 2016 OP

oh, that's a real winning argument. We don't suck as much as the other guy. antigop May 2016 #1

Thanks for this. teamster633 May 2016 #2

more divide & conquer. look below, not above you. pansypoo53219 May 2016 #3

K & R. Excellent article and comparison to the decline of unions. appalachiablue May 2016 #4

And do you think that Hillary cares about unions? JDPriestly May 2016 #5

But we live to fight another day louis c May 2016 #7

I don't see much hope in a Hillary appointment to the Supreme Court. JDPriestly May 2016 #8

Let's just look at the facts..... louis c May 2016 #14

After Hillary forces in TPP, then GOP will no longer need to. n/t JPnoodleman May 2016 #6

That ship has sailed.. sendero May 2016 #9

"unions are gone and they are not coming back." They were gone before FDR and came back. pampango May 2016 #10

I believe that we have a problem... sendero May 2016 #11

They are not the only answer but every country with an equitable distribution of income has strong pampango May 2016 #12

Looking at the behavior of unions... sendero May 2016 #13

Facts, Please louis c May 2016 #15

They barley existed before FDR louis c May 2016 #16

You are, of course, right. I used 'gone' from the previous post. More accurate pampango May 2016 #17