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1. "Stated" policy positions are not always "actual" policy positions.

Thu Jul 21, 2016, 04:26 PM

Jul 2016

We'll find out soon enough, if she picks someone who "appears" opposed.

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No to Tim Kaine [View all] angrychair Jul 2016 OP

"Stated" policy positions are not always "actual" policy positions. arcane1 Jul 2016 #1

And why not? They should be the same. Otherwise it is just lying. pangaia Jul 2016 #3

Yep. Scuba Jul 2016 #10

The 2010 midterms were under his aegis. merrily Jul 2016 #2

Can anyone find me a reputable link to that claim? JaneyVee Jul 2016 #4

JaneyVee, second link angrychair Jul 2016 #7

I read somewhere that Bill likes Tim Kaine... kentuck Jul 2016 #6

Ugh. Corporate and conservative. jalan48 Jul 2016 #8

Elizabeth Warren is in Florida Dalai_1 Jul 2016 #9