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In reply to the discussion: The Co-Chair of the Womens March actively campaigned against Hillary Clinton [View all]Jim Beard
(2,535 posts)134. When did the greens do anything for us except draw away votes........
Thats all they can do in Europe. They haven't out right won an election.
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The Co-Chair of the Womens March actively campaigned against Hillary Clinton [View all]
oberliner
Jan 2017
OP
Not ALL the organizers. Many are strong Hillary supporters. It's a diverse group. n/t
pnwmom
Jan 2017
#147
Well, it's troubling to me that at least one national co-chair helped Trump win.
yardwork
Jan 2017
#148
The first sentence is a quote from HRC's 1995 speech in Beijing. Yet they don't credit her
emulatorloo
Jan 2017
#40
"We believe that Womens Rights are Human Rights and Human Rights are Womens Rights."
Cha
Jan 2017
#199
So? It came to prominence as the name of a speech given by Hillary Clinton, the First Lady of the
Cha
Jan 2017
#223
There are other partisan political folks on the list as well, such as Bella Abzug and Barbara Jordan
oberliner
Jan 2017
#58
The Greens definitely count when it comes to partisanship. They are Republican stooges.
DanTex
Jan 2017
#202
That's stupid, divisive and all kinds of wrong. But it shouldn't deter anyone
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jan 2017
#3
She's just the one person who organized it and can choose to add Hillary's name. I'm not going.
kcr
Jan 2017
#52
One can say that snubbing Hillary is why Democrats lose elections they should win
oberliner
Jan 2017
#69
She is the reason we lose. She actively campaigned against Hillary in the general for fuck's sake.
kcr
Jan 2017
#80
So we should just pick one primary candidate and then all vote for them?
hollowdweller
Jan 2017
#132
"and working together toward a goal" - Cut your nose off to spite your face
keithbvadu2
Jan 2017
#115
I agree that it is petty and divisive of the organizers to disrespect Hillary this way.
yardwork
Jan 2017
#22
If it is a womans movement, why not? If you run out of ink writing those few names,
Jim Beard
Jan 2017
#139
It's an odd list, given the ommissions. They shouldn't have included the list imo.
Buckeye_Democrat
Jan 2017
#221
I'm annoyed Sarsour used a HRC quote as their guiding principle but wont't credit it
emulatorloo
Jan 2017
#119
If people are just figuring this out today, they didn't do their homework
Cal Carpenter
Jan 2017
#31
The goals, mission and organisers are no mystery. Why isn't Rosa Parks included?!11!!
Arazi
Jan 2017
#64
everyone i have seen that are going supported hillary and don't know anything about this list
JI7
Jan 2017
#18
If Satan wants to organize a march against Trump than I'm going to attend...plus the
TrekLuver
Jan 2017
#25
Yeah I know but for me it is. And the organizers can go and say whatever they want but
TrekLuver
Jan 2017
#127
No, she didn't keep it under wraps. The group's website is available to anyone
Cal Carpenter
Jan 2017
#42
For those who are surprised by any of this, I suggest visiting this site:
Cal Carpenter
Jan 2017
#39
Thanks-as I read the FAQ page the march is about "women's rights as human rights".
jalan48
Jan 2017
#54
Yes, Hillary's famous phrase was used, but Hillary herself was left off the honoree list
oberliner
Jan 2017
#63
It seems to be a big omission. She was the first female candidate for President, like her or not.
jalan48
Jan 2017
#68
Well, actually, Shirley Chisholm was the first female candidate for President, from either of
KingCharlemagne
Jan 2017
#177
A little reminder for us: Excerpt from HRC's speech on September 5th 1995, in Beijing, China
emulatorloo
Jan 2017
#66
This is SO typical. Hillary is needlessly insulted. People who like her speak up.
LisaM
Jan 2017
#79
and yet Dolores Huerta and Gloria Steinem (also Co-Chairs) campaigned for Hillary.
Turn CO Blue
Jan 2017
#82
I notice the posters claiming this is fake are ignoring this thread and links.
yardwork
Jan 2017
#93
o my dog,,, pitch forks and torches folks, circle our outrage and get her!!
juxtaposed
Jan 2017
#130
So why is Hillary not one of the honorees? The thought of her being excluded is ridiculous...
brush
Jan 2017
#187
There are other honorees, right? How would Hillary being one mark the day as a tribute to her?
brush
Jan 2017
#206
Wow - there sure have been many attempts to make sure this march doesn't happen
myrna minx
Jan 2017
#167