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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: A rant: I'm getting angry too! [View all]merrily
(45,251 posts)55. Apparently, if a conservative Catholic criticizes the Pope for saying he can't
judge a homosexual priest and a gay secularist criticizes the Pope for homophobic policies, they are both gay secularists, or something of that kind, because they criticized the same person for very different reasons.
That logic is mind boggling.
I guess, if rightists dislike Hillary, and leftists dislike Hillary, and enough people dislike Hillary to make it a 2008 debate issue, and even Obama caustically says "you're likeable enough, Hillary," none of it can possibly have anything to do with Hillary's own words and deeds. It must be that everyone who dislikes Hillary is a Teapublican.
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And yet as whole bunch of Bernie supporters claim they wouldn't vote for Hillary
CajunBlazer
Jan 2016
#17
You mean if Hillary is the nominee some will turn their backs on Women, Gays, minorities, the
randys1
Jan 2016
#33
So you think Cruz and Hillary will do the same stuff as to how it would affect a Gay person?
randys1
Jan 2016
#52
If I am missing something, please enlighten me. I am taking from your comments that
randys1
Jan 2016
#56
Relatively sure, yes. Hillary has has a particular history. Indeed, one of things in that history
merrily
Jan 2016
#31
The right wing of the party sees everything to the left of their position"far left"
Mnpaul
Jan 2016
#78
So, sit down, shut up, toe the party line and don't even think of going against the status quo.
VulgarPoet
Jan 2016
#4
If we keep taking cues from the center, then today's far right will be tomorrow's center.
Broward
Jan 2016
#5
That's already happened. Obama himself said that he would have been seen as a moderate Republican in
merrily
Jan 2016
#34
You lost me at "Most of the anger that exists is not fixated on the economic
winter is coming
Jan 2016
#6
Comparing liberals to teabaggers did it for me, left bashing gets so tedious.
beam me up scottie
Jan 2016
#11
It's called The Curve...used in grading and used to work with humanity, until too many
libdem4life
Jan 2016
#62
The Koch brothers provided the DLC with seed money and sat on its Executive Committee.
merrily
Jan 2016
#35
The DLC itself ended its corporate existence. Its philosophical successors are alive and well, tho'.
merrily
Jan 2016
#85
Lifespan in America is starting to fall for some groups after rising for a century or more
Fumesucker
Jan 2016
#50
Well, I relate more to the people that Sanders mentioned...the voiceless. Yes,
libdem4life
Jan 2016
#29
And yet arguably the poorest, most voiceless among us are voting for Clinton, imagine that.
CajunBlazer
Jan 2016
#32
Really? You don't think people who have to work three minimum-wage jobs to pay rent aren't angry?
Arugula Latte
Jan 2016
#38