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bettyellen

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73. It's not actual supporters of HRC doing this hand wringing crap...

Reply to dionysus (Reply #69)

Thu Jan 5, 2017, 01:32 PM

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We should be embarrassed [View all] angrychair Jan 2017 OP

I reject the normalization of this MFM008 Jan 2017 #1

I was just saying the same thing on FB...... Little Star Jan 2017 #6

I totally agree, especially when it comes to Hillary's attendance... what is she thinking?! InAbLuEsTaTe Jan 2017 #28

Don't you know that's all democracy means now malaise Jan 2017 #2

I suggest a White House petition HoneyBadger Jan 2017 #3

Good idea!!! No, Great idea!.... Little Star Jan 2017 #9

Petitions are useless. longship Jan 2017 #51

What if Trump's agenda happens to coincide with the Democratic platform? gratuitous Jan 2017 #4

Yes, I'm more in tune with what Warren said. PatrickforO Jan 2017 #30

The problem is that all of this humbled_opinion Jan 2017 #36

+1 Little Star Jan 2017 #50

I agree. It's a simple way to draw a line in the sand. CrispyQ Jan 2017 #5

That requires a backbone! InAbLuEsTaTe Jan 2017 #29

Already have been, for a while now. 2naSalit Jan 2017 #7

Let's put this another way. If someone threatened to put my wife in jail and did it in front of the rzemanfl Jan 2017 #8

I don't know what they are thinking but I am ticked off that any Little Star Jan 2017 #10

+1 uponit7771 Jan 2017 #20

If such a petition exists oldtime dfl_er Jan 2017 #11

I don't think Carter needs your time, donations, approval, or lecture. Nt NCTraveler Jan 2017 #12

There is your mistake angrychair Jan 2017 #58

Lol. The angry chair asked for its rig back. Nt NCTraveler Jan 2017 #60

Sorry angrychair Jan 2017 #62

Maybe if we tweeted don't go, we might get attention, notdarkyet Jan 2017 #13

If the Clintons did not attend, TNNurse Jan 2017 #14

We care about their "insults" !?!? I think most dems are secure enough to ignore the stupid that uponit7771 Jan 2017 #22

They would not be insulting all dems.....do you want TNNurse Jan 2017 #27

TOUGH SHIT!! pangaia Jan 2017 #31

IKR !?!? uponit7771 Jan 2017 #43

What;s IKR? pangaia Jan 2017 #46

I Know Right.. (agreement akin to +1, thought I'd try it out today... lol) uponit7771 Jan 2017 #47

Who cares what those assholes call us? Special snowflakes....I mean, really? SammyWinstonJack Jan 2017 #70

I do not care what they say about "us". TNNurse Jan 2017 #71

goodbye AlexSFCA Jan 2017 #15

This message was self-deleted by its author ismnotwasm Jan 2017 #18

Bye. nt JTFrog Jan 2017 #68

I feel like I'm being played. jalan48 Jan 2017 #16

And if they don't go they'll be called petulant /sore losers/chickenshit/ ismnotwasm Jan 2017 #17

So they're attending so that they don't get bullied and called names? dflprincess Jan 2017 #44

You're both arguing for and against going for PR reasons... Interesting! bettyellen Jan 2017 #52

I'm not for it. dflprincess Jan 2017 #59

I don't get it either... myohmy2 Jan 2017 #19

We're doing this for the greater good of Exxon Mobil. Initech Jan 2017 #24

I won't endorse anyone who plays Trump's game either. Initech Jan 2017 #21

Yup, it's high time to draw a line in the sand and stand for something! InAbLuEsTaTe Jan 2017 #32

I'm 100% with you. triron Jan 2017 #23

It's classy of them to do this. mythology Jan 2017 #25

"Just stomping our feet and saying no is what the Republicans did." Comatose Sphagetti Jan 2017 #37

Your point is not lost on me angrychair Jan 2017 #41

Because playing nice with them has worked so well in the past. dflprincess Jan 2017 #45

Exactly, this is childish BOBer bullshit because they are nothing without their hatred. bettyellen Jan 2017 #54

Creativity points for somehow, as bizarre as it is, making it about bernie... dionysus Jan 2017 #69

It's not actual supporters of HRC doing this hand wringing crap... bettyellen Jan 2017 #73

So you claim... dionysus Jan 2017 #74

The embarrassment is Trump's. His fans will see Crooked "Lock Her Up" Hillary up there on stage. betsuni Jan 2017 #26

K&R zentrum Jan 2017 #33

I understand Carter's position but disagree with him Rural_Progressive Jan 2017 #34

Th was a great... 3catwoman3 Jan 2017 #49

I disagree. Knowing him, knowing his minions, it can be done right. nolabear Jan 2017 #35

I disagree. I think it's an embarrassment that acting like an adult in the Democratic Party.... SaschaHM Jan 2017 #38

I agree nini Jan 2017 #65

Legitimizing Trump is wrong. GeorgeGist Jan 2017 #39

Obama is the better man for helping in the transition. keithbvadu2 Jan 2017 #40

In what respect? angrychair Jan 2017 #42

He's trying to help him not stumble into war with his petulant tweets.... bettyellen Jan 2017 #53

You and I both know angrychair Jan 2017 #57

God help me for defending W nini Jan 2017 #64

Dubya is still the leading ex-Prez of his party. keithbvadu2 Jan 2017 #67

He is helping by staying the hell out of the way nini Jan 2017 #72

Ouch! keithbvadu2 Jan 2017 #75

It's still a matter of Obama helping the country. -- to angrychair keithbvadu2 Jan 2017 #48

Confusing tradition with result is your first flaw. LanternWaste Jan 2017 #55

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I am not sure what the deleted post you responded to said. But in any event, welcome to DU!! (eom) StevieM Jan 2017 #66

That's ridiculous. Cha Jan 2017 #63

I think former presidents should attend Trump's coup ceremony underthematrix Jan 2017 #76

Quite right. I will not feel kindly towards any Democrats who participate in any way. TygrBright Jan 2017 #77

Doing the right thing is never wrong. CentralMass Jan 2017 #78

I'm with you lsewpershad Jan 2017 #79