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41. Reading comprehension helps

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Sun Dec 21, 2014, 02:27 PM

Dec 2014

Palin is an extreme right example of a popular person in a small segment which thinks she is electable.

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Hillary Clinton *drops* to a 49-point lead for the Democrats� 2016 nomination [View all] Omaha Steve Dec 2014 OP

Hillary Clinton will be our nominee... FarPoint Dec 2014 #1

+1,000,000 cosmicone Dec 2014 #19

About electability thesquanderer Dec 2014 #20

by the same statement Just for Fun Dec 2014 #57

Unelectable? Extreme left wing? Z_California Dec 2014 #22

Barack Obama ran a brilliant primary campaign cosmicone Dec 2014 #23

Mmm Hmmm Z_California Dec 2014 #24

It won't be politics as usual if Hillary wins the nomination cosmicone Dec 2014 #26

It can't lead to anything liberal to nominate and elect a militarist. Ken Burch Dec 2014 #49

100% liberal is unelectable. n/t cosmicone Dec 2014 #66

People forget that who controls the narrative wins elections JonLP24 Dec 2014 #70

Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2014 #102

Did somebody see whatever it was in that "message auto-removed" post? Ken Burch Dec 2014 #109

I'm a female liberal. PassingFair Dec 2014 #54

yes it will be. Just for Fun Dec 2014 #60

Here's a guess: a lot OF the "99%" will vote for her brooklynite Dec 2014 #80

They vote for Republicans too. Union Scribe Dec 2014 #104

That plenty of "real" Democrats think of Clinton as one as well brooklynite Dec 2014 #107

you mean the way Maggie Thatcher made history? DonCoquixote Dec 2014 #85

You forgot the last part Z_California Dec 2014 #25

He was helped by a catastrophically tanking economy cosmicone Dec 2014 #27

But not Hillary? Stellar Dec 2014 #113

LOL - the poster is still arguing Obama is unelectable JonLP24 Dec 2014 #72

No way Jeb will be the nominee Reter Dec 2014 #35

Okay, so you can explain why "unelectable" Obama won... thesquanderer Dec 2014 #73

What happened in 2008 only happens once every 50 years cosmicone Dec 2014 #87

Must be nice to be able to predict the future like that. BeanMusical Dec 2014 #88

Not prediction, a statistical fact. cosmicone Dec 2014 #95

Not fact, just your humble opinion. BeanMusical Dec 2014 #99

I was actually replying to something else. thesquanderer Dec 2014 #98

How can you be sure? Ken Burch Dec 2014 #110

Extreme left wing? Just where are you on the spectrum? HERVEPA Dec 2014 #34

Less than extreme of course n/t cosmicone Dec 2014 #39

UH...he's a right-wing Hindu nationalist. Ken Burch Dec 2014 #51

Labels come easy to people who have no cogent arguments. cosmicone Dec 2014 #64

Most Muslims oppose that "doctrine" as well. Ken Burch Dec 2014 #79

ummmm cosmicone Dec 2014 #86

"The extreme left"? Scootaloo Dec 2014 #40

Reading comprehension helps cosmicone Dec 2014 #41

Unlike Palin, neither Warren nor Sanders are blithering idiots. Ken Burch Dec 2014 #52

Again, reading comprehension helps cosmicone Dec 2014 #63

Sorry, I find most of your posts unreadable Scootaloo Dec 2014 #78

+1 here too demigoddess Dec 2014 #43

No mountain climbable until someone climbs it. LanternWaste Dec 2014 #101

Classic clash between idealism and pragmatism cosmicone Dec 2014 #105

and always look behind? reddread Dec 2014 #106

Absolutely! She will be a great president. hrmjustin Dec 2014 #28

Ready for Hillary ffr Dec 2014 #30

Additionally, my sense on the VP candidate..... FarPoint Dec 2014 #36

I'd like to see Kerry take another turn at bat. ucrdem Dec 2014 #37

She's WAY too old now. closeupready Dec 2014 #42

I totally disagree... FarPoint Dec 2014 #45

Who do you support? hrmjustin Dec 2014 #47

We'll have to wait and see who announces a run. closeupready Dec 2014 #58

I love Kristen. hrmjustin Dec 2014 #59

Warren is about the same age and Sanders is 6 years older. NYC Liberal Dec 2014 #53

It's still early and the public is fickle with front runners. FLPanhandle Dec 2014 #2

Agree look how well TPP is doing, she serves Wall Street well. Katashi_itto Dec 2014 #9

It will be Jeb if he wants it. pocoloco Dec 2014 #10

Yeah, I was thinking him or maybe Rand Paul they both manage to pull the wool over their audience's Katashi_itto Dec 2014 #11

You nailed it nichomachus Dec 2014 #32

Actually, if you look at the legislation that Warren had key roles in and what Hillary karynnj Dec 2014 #16

Interesting! ucrdem Dec 2014 #33

I think Kerry has a very good relationship with her karynnj Dec 2014 #44

If she has a good relationship the publicly issued letter seems like overkill. ucrdem Dec 2014 #46

I would put it down more to personality karynnj Dec 2014 #48

Remember the GOP's clown-car primaries? Orsino Dec 2014 #96

Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2014 #103

it is still pointing towards Hillary being the nonimee, a 49 point LEAD is not Thinkingabout Dec 2014 #3

Only in MSM crazy land is a 49 point lead a bad thing. joshcryer Dec 2014 #6

I hope Hillary runs reddread Dec 2014 #4

The MSM is desperately trying to get Warren to run. joshcryer Dec 2014 #5

We need a horse race... paleotn Dec 2014 #12

For some here democracy is not served by having choices. Warren Stupidity Dec 2014 #13

The thing is, people need to step up and make a choice groundloop Dec 2014 #17

The MSM does not serve democracy. joshcryer Dec 2014 #77

Yes, I agree davidpdx Dec 2014 #65

Most progressive-liberal talk and TV hosts agree with you Omaha Steve Dec 2014 #69

Not a manufactured one. joshcryer Dec 2014 #76

The MSM need a horse race, too, for very different reasons. n/t Orsino Dec 2014 #97

If Warren or Sanders runs, 2016 matters. Ken Burch Dec 2014 #50

We ALL need a horse race. Ken Burch Dec 2014 #56

I would not be shocked if a Republican won the Presidency. WhoWoodaKnew Dec 2014 #7

Which one? Fuddnik Dec 2014 #15

Hillary would be good for all Plucketeer Dec 2014 #18

.. NorthCarolina Dec 2014 #38

get used to it RedstDem Dec 2014 #8

I will become concerned when the lead drops to 40 points liberal N proud Dec 2014 #14

Chelsea Clinton in 2024 WillTwain Dec 2014 #21

Benghazi! Benghazi! Lil Missy Dec 2014 #29

If we all set asides our differences d_b Dec 2014 #31

Hillary has not earned my vote, Maedhros Dec 2014 #55

Neither has she earned mine Just for Fun Dec 2014 #61

Bill de Blasio as the Democrat presidential nominee? Texx Dec 2014 #62

Too soon. He needs to finish a term first. marble falls Dec 2014 #67

His first term ends in 2018. hrmjustin Dec 2014 #75

...and actually accomish something. brooklynite Dec 2014 #82

such as Hillary's BIG ACCOMPLISHMENTS? reddread Dec 2014 #84

At the very least. And that's a short list after one term Senator and three yrs as Sectry of State. marble falls Dec 2014 #91

allow me to preview the only campaign ad the Republicans will need to run reddread Dec 2014 #92

Jeez. And the candidate won't even have to say, "I endorse this ad." I don't think it'll hurt her... marble falls Dec 2014 #93

from Benghazi? reddread Dec 2014 #100

Uh. that's Democratic. Might want to head back to class. HERVEPA Dec 2014 #71

He will support Hillary! welcome to DU. hrmjustin Dec 2014 #74

Any Democrat can win the Blue Major Cities brooklynite Dec 2014 #81

How does HRC win rural areas? Ken Burch Dec 2014 #108

everybody sing along ! olddots Dec 2014 #68

Bernie Sanders will crush her in the debates. fbc Dec 2014 #83

Bernie won'tcrush her KinMd Dec 2014 #114

Loser Android3.14 Dec 2014 #89

Hillary will run to Obama's right. And lose. blkmusclmachine Dec 2014 #90

Since no one mentioned (including Hillary) is a candidate, this is so much chaff. yellowcanine Dec 2014 #94

So they didn't poll Bernie? KamaAina Dec 2014 #111

The POLL is biased and says NOTHING of importance Cosmic Kitten Dec 2014 #112