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Mon Sep 11, 2017, 03:49 PM

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Hillary Clinton Says She Will Never Run for Office Again [View all] Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2017 OP

Closet cleaning. I should have done that rather than drinking to much and eating crap food emulatorloo Sep 2017 #1

November 9, 2016 was the hardest day of my life. LisaM Sep 2017 #2

I would add the destruction of ACORN to that list of heinous injustices. StevieM Sep 2017 #27

I would, too, though I can't assign an exact day to it. LisaM Sep 2017 #36

We have no choice exfthings Sep 2017 #32

Voter suppression is not a conspiracy theory. LisaM Sep 2017 #39

This is dumb. The theft of the election is not a conspiracy theory. Russian politicians Squinch Sep 2017 #44

That is incorrect exfthings Sep 2017 #83

No, it's not. And that's nice that you work for intelligence agencies. I'm the queen of France. Squinch Sep 2017 #99

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Republicans have stolen two elections in 17 years RhodeIslandOne Sep 2017 #56

Two FEDERAL elections....who knows what else has gone on? LisaM Sep 2017 #58

Define stolen? exfthings Sep 2017 #84

No, it was stolen, and not just with the use of crosscheck, which prevented up to one million Eliot Rosewater Sep 2017 #91

I smell a troll padfun Sep 2017 #69

In legal terms, it was exfthings Sep 2017 #85

These are not conspiracy theories, these are things we've got much evidence of. Ninsianna Sep 2017 #86

True. But it also strikes me that Bill and Barack were charismatic personalities, much like KPN Sep 2017 #101

The GOP's hatred for the Clintons is unlike anything I've ever seen. Initech Sep 2017 #47

Will Bernie do the right thing and announce his intention not to run in 2020? Maven Sep 2017 #3

Why would that be the "right thing" for him to do? Just curious..n/t monmouth4 Sep 2017 #6

+1000 Not Ruth Sep 2017 #8

Due to the consistent bleating for "new blood" and "new ideas" LanternWaste Sep 2017 #13

Really? You don't see any problem with BS running again? Squinch Sep 2017 #46

Because as long as he's potentially in the race for 2020 Maven Sep 2017 #19

Thank you for your reply..n/t monmouth4 Sep 2017 #23

Or run and speak for himself instead of letting others speak in his place Not Ruth Sep 2017 #37

He isn't viable. nt Maven Sep 2017 #41

People in glass houses.. CentralMass Sep 2017 #76

? nt Maven Sep 2017 #82

I will make it real simple for you. I will not vote for anyone who the first chance he gets, still_one Sep 2017 #22

His age. He'll be almost 80. People want to vote for someone who they're sure will be around. brush Sep 2017 #33

Why would the most popular politician In the country make such a promise? Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2017 #10

Clinton's approval was very high 3+ years out of the 2016 campaign. Just sayin' Justice Sep 2017 #16

Her approval was very high after the 2008 primary. That was a very hard primary. Autumn Sep 2017 #43

Because he would lose again? ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #18

So you're saying losing a primary is disqualifying melman Sep 2017 #31

If I'm not mistaken, the key word would be "again," not because all american girl Sep 2017 #35

+1 ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #38

First of all, please stop trying the "most popular politician" nonsense Maven Sep 2017 #20

Popycock. It's Harvard poll. Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2017 #51

My, such establishment elitism from a fan of "our revolution"! Maven Sep 2017 #81

In Philadelphia it's 50 bucks! Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2017 #90

BECAUSE HE ISN'T A DEMOCRAT!!! He disassociated himself with the Democratic Party at the first still_one Sep 2017 #25

+100% brush Sep 2017 #34

-101% so there Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2017 #55

Oh, dear god. Aren't you better than that? Squinch Sep 2017 #59

No. nt stevenleser Sep 2017 #73

! TexasTowelie Sep 2017 #104

Wish I could rec a reply wryter2000 Sep 2017 #62

+100 blue cat Sep 2017 #67

Mmmmm, thinking that is Obama, not bernie. all american girl Sep 2017 #42

I wish people would stop spouting that poll. It's bullshit. And I think you might know that. Squinch Sep 2017 #49

Except it isn't, is it? WoonTars Sep 2017 #72

Look up the poll. It's bullshit. It shows Mike Pence as a superstar too. So, uh, no. Squinch Sep 2017 #106

I looked up the poll. Nothing 'bullshit' about it.. WoonTars Sep 2017 #107

FAKE NEWS!!!!!11 FAKE NEWS!!!!11! QC Sep 2017 #52

"Most popular politician in the country"? According to whom? That's simply not true. George II Sep 2017 #93

Here is the poll that many are using to assess the "popularity" of politicians: George II Sep 2017 #98

+1000 n/t livetohike Sep 2017 #12

Whether you agree with her decision or not.... Thomas Hurt Sep 2017 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author aikoaiko Sep 2017 #5

Why would you suggest she is not telling the truth? Jesus, it never stops. Squinch Sep 2017 #50

Because politics. aikoaiko Sep 2017 #54

She's "probably" telling the truth. SMH. Yeah, politics. Except Squinch Sep 2017 #57

You say that about all the politicians, do you? Doubt that. bettyellen Sep 2017 #80

Maybe not all, but there aren't many politicians who would benefit from *not* being in the spotlight aikoaiko Sep 2017 #88

So it's particular to Hillary, and no one else who lost even worse yeast year... bettyellen Sep 2017 #94

Some people are unique. aikoaiko Sep 2017 #97

She has shown amazing grace and class. nycbos Sep 2017 #7

to our great loss, but I do understand. niyad Sep 2017 #9

She was systematically defamed, degraded, denigrated, disparaged, devalued, and finally... jcmaine72 Sep 2017 #11

It is behind us now, time to move on...again...n/t monmouth4 Sep 2017 #14

Oh HELL no ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #15

Thank you so much all american girl Sep 2017 #40

Exactly ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #48

Get ready for Kamala Harris padfun Sep 2017 #70

So are some "progressives" :( NastyRiffraff Sep 2017 #87

She has already been bashed right here on DU, more than once. George II Sep 2017 #102

People said that after Bush v. Gore, and again after lies going to Iraq War. Didn't work out so well Justice Sep 2017 #17

Yes and the OP seems to be crowing about it Maven Sep 2017 #21

I can't blame her, but I don't like that the haters won. n/t Orsino Sep 2017 #24

Happy, huh? nt LexVegas Sep 2017 #26

He's thrilled Maven Sep 2017 #28

Oh, I know. nt LexVegas Sep 2017 #29

Good. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #30

Kamala Harris, Tammy Duckworth, Sherrod Brown, Al Frankin are all 70? Who knew? Squinch Sep 2017 #53

Tammy Duckworth is 49. Kamala Harris is 52. Sherrod Brown is 64. Al Franken is 66. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #60

Yes, I know. Squinch Sep 2017 #61

Oh. I thought you didn't know PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #63

I was responding to your comment that, "pretty much everyone else who gets Squinch Sep 2017 #64

I was thinking of the constant PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #65

The four I mentioned are almost never brought up? WTF? Squinch Sep 2017 #66

"Pretty much everyone else who gets pushed here as a 2020 candidate is that old" George II Sep 2017 #103

I'm sad she's not the president, she's mine all american girl Sep 2017 #45

You commented in a thread just like this yesterday BainsBane Sep 2017 #68

I did? That's a link to your post Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2017 #74

It's the same thread BainsBane Sep 2017 #75

Different headline different source. Hassin Bin Sober Sep 2017 #92

You certainly did! Forgetful these days? bettyellen Sep 2017 #78

Thank goodness for that!!! WoonTars Sep 2017 #71

A broader interpretation: "I will no longer suffer fools gladly". oasis Sep 2017 #77

We have lost exfthings Sep 2017 #79

Good for her! Nevernose Sep 2017 #89

I wish her well in her next phase of life. Warren DeMontague Sep 2017 #95

She and Bill can enjoy life and the grandkids, knowing that they have made a difference in the world Autumn Sep 2017 #96