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In reply to the discussion: Do you think Hillary should run again in 2020? [View all]Buckeyeblue
(6,203 posts)187. No- - she shouldn't have run this time
I'm a Hillary supporter. Voted for her in the primaries. I didn't dislike Bernie but questioned if his support would carry over to a general election.
But I thought the Dems put themselves into a bind by planning on her being the nominee as early as 2008. I thought when she ran this time it was partly out of obligation. As a candidate she wasn't flexible enough in style to adapt to a trump- like candidate.
We need to be more open to the possibility of someone we hadn't thought about stepping up.
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No, it does not need to be a woman. I'd be fine with a woman, but it does NOT
beaglelover
Feb 2017
#121
No. Hillary can take comfort in knowing that she actually won. The repugs stole it.
brush
Feb 2017
#73
She's not running again but it is not accurate to say that she lost twice. She lost a historically
StevieM
Feb 2017
#135
She lost and she lost. If it was less close, she would have won. I understand what you are saying
adigal
Feb 2017
#167
I think Elizabeth Warren aligns with Bernie but doesn't have the icky "socialist" label
agenasolva
Feb 2017
#11
Warren has become polarizing due to the GOP, she's in danger of losing her senate seat...
NotThisTime
Feb 2017
#77
Warren is not in danger of losing her Senate seat, she will win in a landslide.
StevieM
Feb 2017
#146
Darrell Issa. He also called Barack Obama "the most corrupt president in American history."
StevieM
Feb 2017
#142
Agreed. Issa is the most loathsome or all, and he's a crook. Goudy was the pinhead I was thinking...
brush
Feb 2017
#165
Reality: HRC is getting old. We all get old. We have younger voices willing to step up.
Eyeball_Kid
Feb 2017
#19
I agree, we need fresh faces, younger voices. Newer generations now need to take
RKP5637
Feb 2017
#35
Smirky, plus they aren"t spring chicks anymore......70 is the age of Bill, Hill & Bernie
Jim Beard
Feb 2017
#156
I agree and would say that looking at the last batch of possible nominees is something that always
karynnj
Feb 2017
#100
It's up to her. I will look at the field and make my choice when the time comes. nt.
NCTraveler
Feb 2017
#42
The GOP was always going to sell the fake email scandal. They were never going to fail to lie
StevieM
Feb 2017
#170
You miss my point. Had HRC given the SD all the emails when she left -- there would likely have been
karynnj
Feb 2017
#173
No. But I would like to see her in the media a bit more in, say six months...
Freethinker65
Feb 2017
#60
I think we need some new blood as well. There are people that would never vote for her,
woodsprite
Feb 2017
#64
HRC isn't running again but her election would not have constituted a dynasty.
StevieM
Feb 2017
#138
We need to be focusing on developing nationally competitive candidates,
Sen. Walter Sobchak
Feb 2017
#113
No, not really. She had two chances for the gold ring, that's more than many others
MrScorpio
Feb 2017
#141
She is just too divisive, we don't need a candidate that so many people really don't like.
FreeStateDemocrat
Feb 2017
#174