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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: There will come a point when people have to admit that Sanders's polls vs. Republicans [View all]RiverLover
(7,830 posts)3. "Clinton is an amazing progressive politician who has done tireless (and thankless) work for all.."
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Saturday, September 8, 2007
When Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton flew to New Delhi to meet with Indian business leaders in 2005, she offered a blunt assessment of the loss of American jobs across the Pacific. "There is no way to legislate against reality," she declared. "Outsourcing will continue. . . . We are not against all outsourcing; we are not in favor of putting up fences."
Two years later, as a Democratic presidential hopeful, Clinton struck a different tone when she told students in New Hampshire that she hated "seeing U.S. telemarketing jobs done in remote locations far, far from our shores."
The two speeches delivered continents apart highlight the delicate balance the senator from New York, a dedicated free-trader, is seeking to maintain as she courts two competing constituencies: wealthy Indian immigrants who have pledged to donate and raise as much as $5 million for her 2008 campaign and powerful American labor unions that are crucial to any Democratic primary victory.
Despite aggressive courtship by Democratic candidates, major unions such as the AFL-CIO, the Teamsters and the Service Employees International Union have withheld their endorsements as they scrutinize the candidates' records and solicit views on a variety of issues.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/07/AR2007090702780.html
When Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton flew to New Delhi to meet with Indian business leaders in 2005, she offered a blunt assessment of the loss of American jobs across the Pacific. "There is no way to legislate against reality," she declared. "Outsourcing will continue. . . . We are not against all outsourcing; we are not in favor of putting up fences."
Two years later, as a Democratic presidential hopeful, Clinton struck a different tone when she told students in New Hampshire that she hated "seeing U.S. telemarketing jobs done in remote locations far, far from our shores."
The two speeches delivered continents apart highlight the delicate balance the senator from New York, a dedicated free-trader, is seeking to maintain as she courts two competing constituencies: wealthy Indian immigrants who have pledged to donate and raise as much as $5 million for her 2008 campaign and powerful American labor unions that are crucial to any Democratic primary victory.
Despite aggressive courtship by Democratic candidates, major unions such as the AFL-CIO, the Teamsters and the Service Employees International Union have withheld their endorsements as they scrutinize the candidates' records and solicit views on a variety of issues.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/09/07/AR2007090702780.html
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There will come a point when people have to admit that Sanders's polls vs. Republicans [View all]
Recursion
Feb 2016
OP
Presidential match ups this far out lack predictive power, Please open the link
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2016
#10
She has run two successful races in populous and heterogeneous states./nt
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2016
#18
You didn't debunk anything. You called me out from an anonymous internet connection
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2016
#39
What crap will be left to fling at Bernie in the General that hasn't been flung at him by
Dustlawyer
Feb 2016
#43
Oh my goodness! That's so scary, how could he possibly survive what his old girlfriends
Dustlawyer
Feb 2016
#48
"Clinton is an amazing progressive politician who has done tireless (and thankless) work for all.."
RiverLover
Feb 2016
#3
For that matter, are you *that* tone-deaf that you couldn't tell what the audience of this post was?
Recursion
Feb 2016
#8
I think Trump would destroy Clinton, he'll go after Bill and Hillary both with a vengance . . .
Fumesucker
Feb 2016
#11
Head to head polls become meaningful upon the candidate's presumptive nomination.
Tommy_Carcetti
Feb 2016
#14
Bernie supports universal healthcare, a living wage, fair trade, & affordable education
think
Feb 2016
#17
No...because the Republicans haven't even begun to think about dismantling Sanders
Yog-Sothoth
Feb 2016
#19
What dsc is absolutely true. You're comment does not respond to dsc's points. You move the goalposts
stevenleser
Feb 2016
#41
Your first two sentences are particularly important for anyone really trying to understand the
stevenleser
Feb 2016
#38
How many times are you going to ignore the common denominator in 1984, 1972 and 1968?
stevenleser
Feb 2016
#44
Ever since Reagain, the "New Democrats" have used that tax threat to destroy Democratic
RiverLover
Feb 2016
#45
Are you assuming Bloomberg is not serious that he will run if Sanders and either Trump or Cruz are
seaglass
Feb 2016
#55
The claim that her negative are already locked in and won't change much also seems to be false
Chathamization
Feb 2016
#60