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In reply to the discussion: Maybe Clinton Wasn't to Blame for Trump's Victory [View all]ClarendonDem
(720 posts)47. I've been voting straight Dem
Since the early 90s. And we should think about how to win elections, instead of blaming losses on "vote flipping," which might be true, or might not be, but can't be proven in any event.
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It's akin to the Christian Bible story where the people ask to save the life of Barabas.
coolsandy
Oct 2017
#3
No he wouldn't. Biden would have lost also...I have no doubt that this election was stolen.
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#64
Exactly why I say the only person who can beat the FMOTUS is... (drum roll, please)
Hugin
Oct 2017
#4
Its almost as if the Dem party needed to run someone who wasn't a Democrat...but who?
aikoaiko
Oct 2017
#6
Doesn't matter what if she was more popular than other politicians in April 2015 when she announced
ClarendonDem
Oct 2017
#22
you're simply ignoring all the information we currently have about propaganda efforts to target her:
JHan
Oct 2017
#26
The email server story was blown out of proportion or are you going to argue otherwise?
JHan
Oct 2017
#37
Yes, they bungled it , their first reporting on it shaped the way the story was covered
JHan
Oct 2017
#73
What does polling on DU in the summer of 2016 have to do with anything at all?
ismnotwasm
Oct 2017
#69
Your umpopularity argument is baseless as the even more unpopular candidate was elected.
LonePirate
Oct 2017
#35
The second least popular candidate won the popular vote. That undercuts your whole argument.
stevenleser
Oct 2017
#49
There's some truth to this. People support him because he's an a-hole. The positions are irrelevant.
LonePirate
Oct 2017
#14
We don't have a secure voting system and it was hacked. She is not to blame. nt
Irish_Dem
Oct 2017
#77