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OKNancy

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17. Yes I know.. I was being sarcastic

Reply to Voltaire2 (Reply #5)

Mon Jul 24, 2017, 09:09 AM

Jul 2017

As I believe Hillary Clinton had a perfectly wonderful plan and direction for the Democratic party.
All this catering to white working lower class folks won't work IMO. They may pull some over, but
Democrats can win with the base we have now. It's just a matter of making sure they vote.

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Democrats are about to unveil a bold, progressive economic platform !!!! [View all] NotMyFuhrer Jul 2017 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author OKNancy Jul 2017 #1

Already been unveiled last year OKNancy Jul 2017 #2

No that slogan was Stronger Together. Voltaire2 Jul 2017 #5

Yes I know.. I was being sarcastic OKNancy Jul 2017 #17

Sigh. That sounds so 90s n/t leftstreet Jul 2017 #3

Have to say bearsfootball516 Jul 2017 #4

MAAM! Not Ruth Jul 2017 #6

If 'the economy' is your thang, we got you covered! yallerdawg Jul 2017 #7

Wow. I'm gonna run right down to the 7-11 pangaia Jul 2017 #8

"Then what the FUCK happened to the last 30 years? -- The Entire Midwest" Shandris Jul 2017 #9

That slogan bearsfootball516 Jul 2017 #10

Sorry; just saw yours! Chasstev365 Jul 2017 #12

Isn't that a Pappa John's Ad? Chasstev365 Jul 2017 #11

Yes leftstreet Jul 2017 #14

How about this for a platform: Chasstev365 Jul 2017 #13

I like those words focusing on the hopes and dreams of average Americans. Akamai Jul 2017 #15

I agree that Democrats needs to get a unified message out there NobodyHere Jul 2017 #16