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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: A quick guide to Hillary supporters for Bernie supporters. [View all]
if you agree with Bernie supporters, and by extension Bernie, on all these issues, how do you justify supporting a candidate who doesn't?
He said in the OP he supports Clinton.
Rhetoric aside, you do actually know she agree with those, right?
I mean, seriously, you know that, yeah?
I'm a disappointed O'Malley supporter currently leaning Sanders as the lesser of two evils, but:
Please tell me you at least understand that Clinton also shares those goals?
He said in the OP he supports Clinton.
Rhetoric aside, you do actually know she agree with those, right?
I mean, seriously, you know that, yeah?
I'm a disappointed O'Malley supporter currently leaning Sanders as the lesser of two evils, but:
Please tell me you at least understand that Clinton also shares those goals?
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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