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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: From what I've seen on this site some Hillary supporters, seem [View all]Ed Suspicious
(8,879 posts)93. I think you are spot on.
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Yes they will. They are very susceptible to public opinion. Its just doesn't get to them. FOX &CO.
The Wielding Truth
Jan 2016
#126
Both Cruz and Trump are already bending to populist Republican pressure on H-1B Visas...
cascadiance
Jan 2016
#156
Don't forget, his sister is a Federal judge and he's gone on record as saying she would be.....
George II
Jan 2016
#50
We used to donate to the Party. We stopped because we are not happy with the way the
JDPriestly
Jan 2016
#111
Wrong. Socialism is viewed highly negatively by independents as Gallups polls on the
stevenleser
Jan 2016
#149
If she was as good of a candidate as you think she wouldn't be a candidate....
daleanime
Jan 2016
#154
Sanders will not be the nominee unless he is able to broaden his appeal beyond a very narrow group
Gothmog
Jan 2016
#164
A President who has had zero ties to the Democratic Party until a few months ago....
George II
Jan 2016
#52
You should review some of his votes as a Representative and a Senator. And "ties" go deeper....
George II
Jan 2016
#76
Actually I'd be happy to elect Sanders...if I thought he could get elected.
brooklynite
Jan 2016
#84
translation: Hillary will be more effective than Obama, because Rs will work with her
WhaTHellsgoingonhere
Jan 2016
#31
How did FDR get it? He investigated what was going on on Wall Street and prosecuted and
JDPriestly
Jan 2016
#57
I really don't think one has a lot to do with the other at this particular moment in time.
Jarqui
Jan 2016
#141
Why should Bernie give to an organization that is controlled by the Clinton campaign
Jarqui
Jan 2016
#144
In other words, you want Sanders to be dumb as a rock by raising money for a politically corrupt
Jarqui
Jan 2016
#146
Hillary is promising more of the same but some how things are supposed to improve?
JRLeft
Jan 2016
#6
Fortunately you are part of a growing minority. What those in power diid rather than being satisfied
sabrina 1
Jan 2016
#98
Thank you, I cannot see how one can take corporate cash without being corrupted. It just
JRLeft
Jan 2016
#62
I don't think Bernie would suggest 3 Scalia types for the Supreme Court. Next. nt
artislife
Jan 2016
#38
Considering only 10% of people here as Clinton supporters going by DU polls...
Blue_Adept
Jan 2016
#30
You support a candidate who bows down to Wall Street and other corporate powers.
JRLeft
Jan 2016
#34
You're deflecting. Of course the country, not just you personally, might elect her
Kall
Jan 2016
#118
I am not willing to let the GOP control the direction of the SCOTUS with a candidate who cannot win
Gothmog
Jan 2016
#125
Understanding how gerrymandered congress's works does not mean people are defeatist just factual
uponit7771
Jan 2016
#122
They realize that in the ge between Bernie and a republican, the republican will be much closer in
Doctor_J
Jan 2016
#138
I do not find Tea Party legislation to "audit the fed" to be a "good idea." Neither does Krugman.
NCTraveler
Jan 2016
#160