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In reply to the discussion: Hillary Clinton on Keystone Pipeline: "I Oppose It" [View all]Bradical79
(4,490 posts)92. Better late than never
Glad she is finally officially against it.
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Just go to GD where this was first posted, but not as LBN for a reason, to confirm your suspicions.
Fred Sanders
Sep 2015
#3
I dont have a growing list, I have one thing, TPP, other than that I will accept the reality
randys1
Sep 2015
#10
No shit, and part of me says who cares what they would do or say. But they go after him when
randys1
Sep 2015
#14
I predict she has no idea if approval is coming, and is merely doing the logical, evidence-based
Fred Sanders
Sep 2015
#8
Love George...but he was, politically, a bit on the doom and gloom side at times. Not an optimist.
Fred Sanders
Sep 2015
#13
He was talking about America. Doom and gloom was appropriate and prescient.
Elmer S. E. Dump
Sep 2015
#98
The "too little too late" stuff is in another thread. Giving credit where credit is due is OK to do.
Fred Sanders
Sep 2015
#17
Considering the fact that the pipeline hasn't been approved ANYWHERE, who cares? Or....
George II
Sep 2015
#19
Wasn't just last week there was thread after thread bashing Clinton for not making a decision??
Fred Sanders
Sep 2015
#21
Bernie was against it from day one. Something tells me that she must really be feeling the
totodeinhere
Sep 2015
#26
Gotta give it to Hillary, she does a great "me too" Bernie impersonation. Sorry, I'd rather have the "real Deal."
InAbLuEsTaTe
Sep 2015
#77
Never satisfied are you--as you continue to diss Hillary-even though she made
riversedge
Sep 2015
#23
What is being objected to is "she took too long"?! Seriously, some folks are embarrassing themselves
Fred Sanders
Sep 2015
#90
You took too long responding to me so I can not respect your "questions". Turn around is fair game.
Fred Sanders
Sep 2015
#97
Well she sure earned the respect of LGBT people by saying that marriage is between a man and a woman
BeanMusical
Sep 2015
#80
Half the country "evolved" on gay marriage long before she opportunistically did.
BeanMusical
Sep 2015
#93
Kim Davis is a registered Democrat, and ran as a Democrat, and was elected as a Democrat.
Scootaloo
Sep 2015
#58
Finally. At least we now we know which of Hillary's politically-motivated promises ...
DrBulldog
Sep 2015
#34
Democratic candidate Martin O'Malley criticized Hillary for following, not leading:
beam me up scottie
Sep 2015
#41
One down. Now I'd like to know about why she supports fracking, capital punishment, TPP, IWR.......
marble falls
Sep 2015
#42
But I could be persuaded otherwise. Let's open the bidding at $18 Million. Do I hear 18?
24601
Sep 2015
#48
11/25/2015: "I'm the REAL socialist in this race" - Hillary Weathervane Shapeshifter Clinton....
Indepatriot
Sep 2015
#68