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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: A quick guide to Hillary supporters for Bernie supporters. [View all]DanTex
(20,709 posts)7. Fair enough. That's generally the root of the disagreement between H and B supporters.
We largely want the same things, but we disagree in our assessment of the predilections of the American electorate.
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i can appreciate that even though i don't understand it. but when head to head polls
restorefreedom
Feb 2016
#1
That's a fair question. And similarly, I can appreciate that Bernie supporters think he is
DanTex
Feb 2016
#3
Yes. Not much happier, basically I think that it would be about the same given GOP opposition.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#13
Yeah, I don't know. There's no hard data, which is part of the reason why big disagreements persist
DanTex
Feb 2016
#31
Yeah, but in spite of all those crazy charges, Bill Clinton got re-elected anyway.
Ligyron
Feb 2016
#67
Fair enough. That's generally the root of the disagreement between H and B supporters.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#7
Well, elected Dems generally disagree with that. E.g. Pelosi distancing herself and the party
DanTex
Feb 2016
#32
They want to get re-elected, yes. Are you saying that Bernie throwing house and senate
DanTex
Feb 2016
#38
Please let there be a debate on what socialism really is: Bernie would burry the GOP red-framing
Betty Karlson
Feb 2016
#51
I don't see at as so black-and-white. My personal politics align more closely with Bernie's
DanTex
Feb 2016
#9
Yes, thanks for the discussion. As far as the GOP, I'm actually rooting for Cruz, because I think
DanTex
Feb 2016
#30
I can understand that, but not why anyone would think that a candidate with no--
eridani
Feb 2016
#14
I appreciate your thoughts, but I don't think Hillary has a chance in hell of beating the GOP.
Vinca
Feb 2016
#15
Now imagine someone who thought the same set of rationales made Kerry the "smarter" choice in '04
Warren DeMontague
Feb 2016
#16
It is worth noting that Hillary Clinton has never won a national election, either.
Warren DeMontague
Feb 2016
#24
I would add that Bill Clinton did was running as the Liberal Altrnative to GHW Bush and the GOP
Armstead
Feb 2016
#22
I saw all four of them- Bill, Hillary, Al and Tipper- at a rally at the Daley Center in Chicago
Warren DeMontague
Feb 2016
#25
You know what would be better? A Quick Guide to Hillary Clinton's Stances on the Issues.
cherokeeprogressive
Feb 2016
#34
Evidence-based. Apparently you look at the same evidence and come to a different conclusion.
DanTex
Feb 2016
#47
I like Sanders but I cannot support a candidate who can not win in the general election
Gothmog
Feb 2016
#53