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Tom Rinaldo

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16. I feel no need to comment on your incisive analysis n/t

Reply to Eliot Rosewater (Reply #15)

Fri Mar 10, 2017, 01:01 PM

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Nonsense, Hillary is responsible for Hillary. dogman Mar 2017 #2

Ridiculous comment. Trump voters werent considering voting for Hillary. Eliot Rosewater Mar 2017 #3

And many Bernie supporters voted for Hillary. dogman Mar 2017 #5

Some did, some didnt. Most of them though bad mouthed her non stop Eliot Rosewater Mar 2017 #6

But you are here bashing Bernie and his supporters, not non-voters. dogman Mar 2017 #8

You may need to rethink your approach if you want to beat the other side. Cha Mar 2017 #38

I voted for the Democratic Candidate for President. dogman Mar 2017 #42

Oh yes.. and she was our Candidate against trump.. our firewall. Cha Mar 2017 #37

It was the fault of the many voters who did not vote. LanternWaste Mar 2017 #7

So only Bernie voters are to blame? n/t dogman Mar 2017 #10

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Completely wrong. When I build a website and people don't visit Occulus Mar 2017 #22

Those who didn't own a chunk of trump.. that's on them.. they cared Cha Mar 2017 #40

Good lord. I have never seen a politician(s supporters) so butt hurt over a primary race ProfessorPlum Mar 2017 #27

Two points, to specifically address what you said above (so this isn't alerted... George II Mar 2017 #45

Are you going to... tonedevil Mar 2017 #41

I bet you believe that Nader jrthin Mar 2017 #14

No, votes belong to voters, no one else. dogman Mar 2017 #20

I supported Hillary the wholeway. Blue_true Mar 2017 #29

His supporters will jrthin Mar 2017 #9

Somebody needs to sit in the back of the room and throw good ideas at the bad ones Eliot Rosewater Mar 2017 #11

Exactly. n/t jrthin Mar 2017 #19

Or she should have seen the damage she had done to her campaign and dropped out. dogman Mar 2017 #23

No, she shouldn't have. Cha Mar 2017 #44

Of course not. dogman Mar 2017 #47

Be careful, your post could be hidden. Blue_true Mar 2017 #31

Oh, but that wasn't an option. Cha Mar 2017 #39

Danger: Don't. Go. There. Tom Rinaldo Mar 2017 #13

Bullshit. Eliot Rosewater Mar 2017 #15

I feel no need to comment on your incisive analysis n/t Tom Rinaldo Mar 2017 #16

Bookmarking for 2018 when we lose more seats. Eliot Rosewater Mar 2017 #18

Which is more likely as you belittle more voters. dogman Mar 2017 #21

All of what you say may be jrthin Mar 2017 #17

Reasonable people can disagree on that. I grant you that Tom Rinaldo Mar 2017 #24

I disagree ProfessorPlum Mar 2017 #28

Hillary made her share of mistakes. Blue_true Mar 2017 #32

Completely agree with this insight. Tatiana Mar 2017 #46

I was just thinking the same thing ! Wonder if he feels any guilt - think he should - and I voted Laura PourMeADrink Mar 2017 #25

At the end of the day, the buck stops with the candidate. PatsFan87 Mar 2017 #26

Hillary made some mistakes. Blue_true Mar 2017 #33

It's important to remain vigilant Blue_Tires Mar 2017 #4

Despair is not an option ProudLib72 Mar 2017 #30

What I think is happening is people can't admit some mistakes. Blue_true Mar 2017 #34

But it should be a moot point ProudLib72 Mar 2017 #35

No, it isn't an option gratuitous Mar 2017 #36

We have Democrats Tom Perez and Keith Ellison working for us.. Of course I'm Cha Mar 2017 #43