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YOHABLO

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86. A B S O L U T E L Y !!

Reply to cprise (Reply #60)

Mon Jun 29, 2015, 01:27 AM

Jun 2015

Who do you think she's going to work for on foreign policy, the people of the U.S or the Pentagon?

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"I believe marriage is a sacred bond between a man and a woman." -- Hillary Clinton in 2004. [View all] L0oniX Jun 2015 OP

That's got to hurt a couple here Duckhunter935 Jun 2015 #1

Bernie has not changed on this issue. Others have. L0oniX Jun 2015 #7

ok. I guess both sides have found a way around not posting something in the General Discussion: still_one Jun 2015 #8

I suppose that I am as guilty as Hilary. olegramps Jun 2015 #19

This is an excellent example of how values within a culture change rock Jun 2015 #2

Yes, Hillary will shift her values any time she thinks voters have shifted. We get that. djean111 Jun 2015 #4

Psychic are we? rock Jun 2015 #6

It doesn't take psychic powers, merely the power of observation. MNBrewer Jun 2015 #47

So you can tell when she thinks voters have changed their minds rock Jun 2015 #54

Don't need a psychic. Polls tell most politicians when to change their minds. Autumn Jun 2015 #72

+1 L0oniX Jun 2015 #9

Isn't that what a leader does - implement policy that his/her constituents want? George II Jun 2015 #24

Yes rock Jun 2015 #30

That response looks great cprise Jun 2015 #65

This message was self-deleted by its author moobu2 Jun 2015 #31

So the weather-vane policy is great, and she stands, personally, for nothing. Okay. djean111 Jun 2015 #33

Real leaders don't jump on an issue only after it becomes popular Mnpaul Jun 2015 #35

In other words, she's not a real leader, she's just merely a politician AZ Progressive Jun 2015 #43

Not when its about protecting unpopular minorities from discrimination. cprise Jun 2015 #62

if you think about it, that is actually the opposite of a leader virtualobserver Jun 2015 #77

Evolution 6chars Jun 2015 #11

. Wilms Jun 2015 #17

+1 BeanMusical Jun 2015 #55

That is apt... cprise Jun 2015 #59

The question is, why did the value within the culture change? Was it the right thing to do? A Simple Game Jun 2015 #21

You seem to be confusing leading and representing the constintuency rock Jun 2015 #57

And also confusing the plight of unpopular minorities with programs and initiatives cprise Jun 2015 #63

You're right someone is confused. You seem to be equating A Simple Game Jun 2015 #64

I didn't think you'd get it rock Jun 2015 #67

One of us doesn't get that the President is the LEADER of the free world. Not the follower, A Simple Game Jun 2015 #68

A nit to pick with your rhetoric. delrem Jun 2015 #70

And a good nit it is. I don't normally call our Presidents "leader of the free world" A Simple Game Jun 2015 #88

Heh, that's EXACTLY why I gave that example! n/t delrem Jun 2015 #94

I'd vote for Howard Sprague Fairgo Jun 2015 #87

Me too Frances Jun 2015 #52

so? The President also used to believe that, and has changed 180 degrees on that as has Hillary still_one Jun 2015 #3

Duplicity - The Video Never Lies cantbeserious Jun 2015 #5

Hillary is intelligent, educated and a person who experienced the 60's. jalan48 Jun 2015 #10

As late as 11 years ago....math is your friend. Fred Sanders Jun 2015 #13

That's the point isn't it? Only 11 years ago she was speaking like this. jalan48 Jun 2015 #20

Only 11 years ago is the point and she was speaking like this because the nation agreed with her. Fred Sanders Jun 2015 #25

I guess if you want a candidate that is status quo then Hillary is your woman. jalan48 Jun 2015 #36

maybe someone close came out to her since then 6chars Jun 2015 #37

So it had to apply to her before she would reconsider? navarth Jun 2015 #66

To be fair Her Iraq vote was 12 years ago. L0oniX Jun 2015 #92

How many years ago was her Iraq vote? L0oniX Jun 2015 #40

I believe folks can sincerely have a change of mind and heart. Thanks for pointing this out. Fred Sanders Jun 2015 #12

They better ...if they want more votes. L0oniX Jun 2015 #14

Sure, some people can sincerely have a change of heart. But I don't think that applies to Clinton. totodeinhere Jun 2015 #32

Of course we all are entitled to our personal assessments of trust of others. Trust IS the issue. Fred Sanders Jun 2015 #34

Rec'd ibewlu606 Jun 2015 #15

Our Nominee! onehandle Jun 2015 #16

At that point in time her social "evolution" had yet to pass this test: NorthCarolina Jun 2015 #18

LMAO L0oniX Jun 2015 #39

Lol! BeanMusical Jun 2015 #56

I'm glad she changed her view - TBF Jun 2015 #22

She will.... Spitfire of ATJ Jun 2015 #50

Is there a point to your 11 year old video? How long did it take for you to find this? George II Jun 2015 #23

It is a positive sign when such non-contextualized and antique attacks on another comes to this. Fred Sanders Jun 2015 #26

Antique ... GeorgeGist Jun 2015 #89

probably like 10 seconds Duckhunter935 Jun 2015 #28

If gay marriage had not become politically popular would she have changed her homophobic totodeinhere Jun 2015 #27

actions speak louder than words! Duckhunter935 Jun 2015 #29

^^^this^^^ L0oniX Jun 2015 #38

People who claim they never had to grow & evolve on any issue will also claim..... Hekate Jun 2015 #41

That was what was politically expedient then... corkhead Jun 2015 #42

I just wonder if Bernie had said that 10 years ago zeemike Jun 2015 #44

JFK was once a member of America First... iandhr Jun 2015 #45

and most Republicans are still stuck in the Dark Ages and do not want riversedge Jun 2015 #46

If she's the Dem candidate..... wolfie001 Jun 2015 #48

Any way the wind blows. Curmudgeoness Jun 2015 #49

She's a chamelion willbee Jun 2015 #51

She'd say anything... Helen Borg Jun 2015 #53

This speech is nauseating. BeanMusical Jun 2015 #58

Her newer speeches are worse, I think cprise Jun 2015 #61

~ L0oniX Jun 2015 #75

She leans neocon whenever she can, and liberal when she must. cprise Jun 2015 #60

A B S O L U T E L Y !! YOHABLO Jun 2015 #86

For a sophisticated woman of the world�. zentrum Jun 2015 #69

Wow. She sure dressed the part for that humdinger of a religious sermon. nt delrem Jun 2015 #71

wow DonCoquixote Jun 2015 #73

There doesn't seem to be any issue she won't flip-flop on Doctor_J Jun 2015 #74

It was 11 years ago. Let it go. bluestateguy Jun 2015 #76

Her Iraq vote was 12 years ago ...let's let that go too. L0oniX Jun 2015 #91

And again here she is with Chris Matthews. pa28 Jun 2015 #78

I'm not a supporter of Presidential candidate Clinton (though if she wins the primary...) tavalon Jun 2015 #79

This message was self-deleted by its author moobu2 Jun 2015 #80

The biggest problem with this speech is that Hillary chose to use Christian Conservative Maedhros Jun 2015 #82

Whats she talking bout silenttigersong Jun 2015 #81

I was not in favor of gay marriage 11 years ago. redstateblues Jun 2015 #83

The point is silenttigersong Jun 2015 #84

Oh well, that's what everybody thought in 2004, right? Why we've all ''evolved'' on this YOHABLO Jun 2015 #85

Yea we've evolved from those voting for the Iraq war way way way back in 2003 too. L0oniX Jun 2015 #90

Pure, unadulterated oppurtunism. I'd bet a hundred bucks she Indepatriot Jun 2015 #93