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In reply to the discussion: Dem lawmaker on Clinton criticizing Sanders in new book: 'Don't go there' [View all]LakeArenal
(29,949 posts)46. In my view from the north,
Bernie's message was the real democratic message. We'll never know if Clinton would have been able to keep any of those promises either. Based on the vast rightwing conspiracy that I agree did, does and will continue to exist.
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Dem lawmaker on Clinton criticizing Sanders in new book: 'Don't go there' [View all]
Donkees
Sep 2017
OP
If only she'd waited "EIGHT OR TWELVE YEARS" (as someone suggested yesterday).
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#5
Since when did the quality of one person's support decide a presidential election?
BeyondGeography
Sep 2017
#32
Hillary Clinton has had the honor of being the First Lady of the United Sttates, the twice elected
karynnj
Sep 2017
#61
It's not sexism to hold her to the same standard of leadership shown by Kerry and Gore after they
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#72
Yeah, McCain had a "lifetime of experience" but Obama only had "a speech he made in 2002."
QC
Sep 2017
#98
And also not to mention the bit about staying in past California b/c that's when RFK got killed.
QC
Sep 2017
#100
Clinton even did the whole "pal around with terrorists" thing--Sarah Palin plagiarized her
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#102
Hmmmm, when has Bernie quit trashing the Dems...he lost also...just saying
all american girl
Sep 2017
#106
Unlikely. And that attitude spread throughout the entirety of the General Election.
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#51
Is Hillary running again? Did she run a flawless campaign? No errors from the DNC?
Arazi
Sep 2017
#27
It's called politics. If you're expecting a pleasure cruise then get off the boat now
Arazi
Sep 2017
#48
as an actual, current Democratic elected official he has every right to object to people
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#73
We hear, Hillary should stfu, Hillary supporters should stfu, well that ain't going to happen.
wasupaloopa
Sep 2017
#9
We hear, Sanders should stfu, Sanders supporters should stfu, well that ain't going to happen.
LakeArenal
Sep 2017
#38
I don't want this scab to be opened but I have some very definite opinions about this
jimlup
Sep 2017
#16
Go piss up a rope, Rep. Hoffman. Hillary's correct about Bernie and his followers. (nt)
Paladin
Sep 2017
#17
If Rep. Huffman is correct--and politics is rough--then certain people...
Expecting Rain
Sep 2017
#20
Did he read the WHOLE book or just the snippets that have been selectively doled out...
George II
Sep 2017
#36
Yeah, this isn't a fight Clinton is going to win in the 2017 Democratic party. nt
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#69
I've been getting mail from Bryce and attempting to sort out who's who.
sprinkleeninow
Sep 2017
#124
now is not the time for democrats to make enemies with themselves and likeminded folks
beachjustice
Sep 2017
#103
No problem when books, commentators, and speeches expressed their views on Hillary's "missteps",
still_one
Sep 2017
#129