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In reply to the discussion: Hillary Clinton Would Beat Jeb Bush In Florida (+8 Quinnipiac) [View all]LuvLoogie
(8,477 posts)45. The success or failure of the TPP
will depend upon it's support or opposition in congress. And upon the ratification by member nations. The electorate has to keep pressure on congress to deny fast track approval.
Likewise with Keystone. It's the landowners who have sold the rights to their land that enable it. It is the hold outs stopping it. Presidents don't rule by decree. They are politicians with great but limited power. Moving agendas on a global stage takes political expertise.
If your electorate is divided on a given agenda, then the moneyed interests will hold sway. And you can't move an agenda if you aren't there. This is why I think Barack Obama made Rahm Emanuel his COS. To make way for Nancy Pelosi.
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I think any credible Dem wins in '16. The only question is how big of win do we want?
wyldwolf
May 2014
#2
It might be..but, if voters think they are getting FDR in "Hillary Presidency"....well
KoKo
May 2014
#12
If you can't already tell that Hillary is corporate, Third-Way, just like Obama
FiveGoodMen
May 2014
#66
Republicans are between a rock and a hard place: Jeb won't turn out their base but
yurbud
May 2014
#15
The election is too far off, and anyone who thinks the dem candidate will win easily..
olddad56
May 2014
#22
yep, just another stupid poll pushing the "inevitability" meme. Follow the money.
antigop
May 2014
#26
If I had to choose between Hillary and Jeb (I live in Florida) I would pick Hillary.
djean111
May 2014
#43
So Hillary helped write it and has publicly supported it - but is not responsible for it.
djean111
May 2014
#46
Are you saying that by asking for Fast Track, Obama is playing eleventy-dimensional chess, and that
djean111
May 2014
#92
X Derangement Syndrome was made up by Charles Krauthammer to deflect any criticism of GWB..
frylock
May 2014
#55
and you'll note the OPs that i posted to are experts in the field of evaluating people for ODS..
frylock
May 2014
#74
i've been ridiculing people over that term since it first appeared here over 5 years ago..
frylock
May 2014
#76
You're more than welcome to post polls in which Warren or Sanders are trouncing Hillary.
Nye Bevan
May 2014
#47
Let's see, they are from Gallup, Quinnipiac, Rasmussen, ABC, CBS, WP, NYT, etc.
Beacool
May 2014
#62
Are you trying to be funny or do you really have no clue about the level of her support?
Beacool
May 2014
#63
I agree with you on the fact that it won't be a circus and there is a chance she won't run
davidpdx
May 2014
#114
Well Hillary hasn't said yes ...yet. But sources say J.Bush is a definite. No more Bushes!
YOHABLO
May 2014
#84
Interesting comment in the article: "voters see Crist's party switch in a positive light"
DCBob
May 2014
#90