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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Hillary Supporters need to be more realistic. I think she will lose the GE. Just look at the [View all]DCBob
(24,689 posts)95. You have no idea.
I have lived in Illinois, Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas, Florida, Maryland and SE Asia. I actually never lived in DC proper.
BTW, Hillary Clinton is beloved by a vast majority of Democrats.
I think you are the one that needs to get out see what a real Democrat is.
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Hillary Supporters need to be more realistic. I think she will lose the GE. Just look at the [View all]
Cal33
Feb 2016
OP
Yes. The DNC could stand some reformation, and they don't want to change their ways.
Cal33
Feb 2016
#66
Lol, that would be funny. The Repubs supporting Bernie and the Dems supporting Trump.
Vattel
Feb 2016
#100
Isn't the same true for the Bernie supporters who have vowed to vote for Trump or stay home?
Liberal_Stalwart71
Feb 2016
#133
IMHO - A Vote For HRC In The Primary Is A Vote For Trump In The General Election
cantbeserious
Feb 2016
#2
She sit on them for as long as she damn well pleases because no one will make her
valerief
Feb 2016
#108
She has the numbers so I think it behooves us to recognize that and move her further to the left.
randome
Feb 2016
#25
So why give up? Find something we can all get behind. The voters obviously are on Clinton's side.
randome
Feb 2016
#49
Maybe you are, but I'm not so sure that she has the numbers yet. I'm willing to wait and see.
Cal33
Feb 2016
#52
As far as the war in Iraq, if Gore had been president they would have twisted
truedelphi
Feb 2016
#112
Not sure what this is in reference to. If you mean the "name removed" poster on this thread,
JimDandy
Feb 2016
#120
Those type of posters are disruptors who are never on my side, nor on Bernie's side. n/t
JimDandy
Feb 2016
#122
I'm expecting to use my vote on Sanders! All of his states are coming up soon
JimDandy
Feb 2016
#114
I also think that if Hillary gets the nomination, dems can kiss the presidency goodbye
Mufaddal
Feb 2016
#9
That why Mitch McConnell said Rep Senator were free to run attack ads against Trump
rbrnmw
Feb 2016
#70
Got to love the stain of two decades of Republican shit slinging, right?
Agnosticsherbet
Feb 2016
#10
Right. And the 90% Republican-owned news media can take much credit for keeping the
Cal33
Feb 2016
#21
Republicans invested a huge effort of time and money to create a conservative media
Agnosticsherbet
Feb 2016
#29
No, thanks to Reagan deregulation. Reagan made an issue of "Liberal media"
Agnosticsherbet
Feb 2016
#73
I bet Sanders will try to bring back the Fairness Doctrine. Somebody should. So much
Cal33
Feb 2016
#75
America loves women like Hillary Clinton–as long as they’re not asking for a promotion
PeaceNikki
Feb 2016
#11
Perhaps time played a role in the sense that it took some time for the public to get
Cal33
Feb 2016
#30
Nope, polls show Trump only pulling 16% of Latinos vs Hillary. Less than 40% is fatal.
stevenleser
Feb 2016
#16
Other than the New York Senate carpet bagging, with obvious help from somewhere,
libdem4life
Feb 2016
#19
You do have a point. But I have a feeling that what some of us believe that Obama made her
libdem4life
Feb 2016
#55
My most fervent hope is that she embraces the role of abuela. Two granchildren, strollers in the
libdem4life
Feb 2016
#63
One reason could be that politics is the only profession she has ever had as an adult.
Cal33
Feb 2016
#74
Nope. I'm not assuming that they trust Trump. The RNC is against him. And among those who
Cal33
Feb 2016
#44
Thanks for the post. It's highly interesting one. It offers a lot to, as you said, "chew on."
Cal33
Feb 2016
#69
not sure the majority of Hillary supporters understand what changes we must make
SoLeftIAmRight
Feb 2016
#125
I'm casting my vote for Bernie in VA through early voting but will support Clinton
onenote
Feb 2016
#78
Trump is his own man and doesn't give a damn about what the Republican Estalishment people
Cal33
Feb 2016
#93
As long as people like the Sanders supporters keep pushing that meme she will lose. GOP gets lots
Jitter65
Feb 2016
#80
I agree that trust is her biggest issue. But she has a way better chance in the GE than Bernie.
anotherproletariat
Feb 2016
#119
She can't win the GE. But they don't care. Her policies are closer to Trumps than Bernie's. So as
GoneFishin
Feb 2016
#129
A million dead Iraqi civilians will be very re-assured to know that you consider her "liberal". What
GoneFishin
Feb 2016
#136