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34. I'm no longer sure she has greater appeal.

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Mike Malloy - Why So Many People Dislike Hillary Clinton [View all] hschulein May 2016 OP

Think carefully now rock May 2016 #1

So you think Elizabeth warren would be in the same position? yeoman6987 May 2016 #5

Yes it would be high. 840high May 2016 #6

That's right. Cassiopeia May 2016 #14

Please. We have her crappy record, which is more than enough to say "no thanks." Gene Debs May 2016 #24

Exactly. Cassiopeia May 2016 #25

Support DOMA/DADT, former Wal-mart exec, voted for the Iraq War Feeling the Bern May 2016 #21

Other than inventing stories of Bosnian sniper fire, her server being allowed, etc? Kall May 2016 #22

People on the left love Warren and people on the right love Palin. But gender is why Hillary is Vote2016 May 2016 #27

Let's not forget how admired Michelle Obama is Feeling the Bern May 2016 #42

If the movement falls short in 2016, we'll take it in 2020. Vote2016 May 2016 #48

There are perfectly good females who would be wonderful presidents. Gore1FL May 2016 #30

Posts like this are going to end soon Gomez163 May 2016 #2

Yeah, Cassiopeia May 2016 #15

Time to throw another good liberal under the bus. DU's shift to the right is nearly complete. Feeling the Bern May 2016 #18

Yep. Gore1FL May 2016 #29

Aw. Gomez163 wants some censorship. senz May 2016 #33

Corporate statists can't handle dissent. Must be stamped out. Feeling the Bern May 2016 #43

It once would have been hard to imagine corporate statists senz May 2016 #46

sick to death of the negativity MFM008 May 2016 #37

She'll have to get to work right away saltpoint May 2016 #3

Might it be that Malloy listeners have been bombarded by foul bile The_Casual_Observer May 2016 #4

I don't need Malloy to tell 840high May 2016 #7

So, what is about Trump that so attractive to you? The_Casual_Observer May 2016 #8

you are living in an either/ or world - look around it is bigger than that. hollysmom May 2016 #9

Good for You The_Casual_Observer May 2016 #10

Up to Hillary to beat Trump - I;m 840high May 2016 #11

Same here. chwaliszewski May 2016 #13

Typical. Criticize HRC. . .you must be a Trump supporter. Feeling the Bern May 2016 #19

JUNE 14 MFM008 May 2016 #38

Way to work to bring the party together, HRC person. Feeling the Bern May 2016 #40

Okay, let's play that ridiculous game. I asked this question on an open thread a few weeks back, and Gene Debs May 2016 #26

I took a stab at it senz May 2016 #35

It's because they have been ordered, instructed and demanded to follow the party line without Feeling the Bern May 2016 #44

One could ask you the same question EvolveOrConvolve May 2016 #28

I'm no longer sure she has greater appeal. 840high May 2016 #34

That's it exactly. brush May 2016 #12

lew? Cassiopeia May 2016 #16

Huh? brush May 2016 #17

trash talk about Hillary works on more than just repukes Skittles May 2016 #20

The lies Hillary tells don't work on enough Democrats. Cassiopeia May 2016 #23

Or republicans who might 840high May 2016 #32

bullshit Skittles May 2016 #45

Brooks shadowmayor May 2016 #31

Total agreement. senz May 2016 #36

Gallup Poll's Annual Most Admired jamese777 May 2016 #39

I can think of at least five women that I would put before her Feeling the Bern May 2016 #41

Ugh. Thatcher and Barbara Bush? Red Knight May 2016 #47

To Neoliberals, Thatcher and Bush are perfect. Remember, HRC tried to say Nancy Reagan did Feeling the Bern May 2016 #49

Most Admired Man jamese777 May 2016 #52

HA HA HA HA HA! The men category looks like one of those "elections" they have in Gene Debs May 2016 #54

Barbara Bush and Margaret Thatcher were monsters. What a list to be a part of. Nice try, though. Gene Debs May 2016 #53

In essence, it's the difference between pity and compassion Donkees May 2016 #50

Hate is not what most feel for Clinton. Silver_Witch May 2016 #51

inability to recognize what he has done in the past the hurt others! - That's called sociopathy. Feeling the Bern May 2016 #55