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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Today, I end my flirtation w/ Bernie Sanders. [View all]That Guy 888
(1,214 posts)133. Almost convincing...
But this type of shill campaigning is just as big a turn-off for me as the stereotypical "Berniebro" is for you Clinton supporters.
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she's likely to be indicted, she won't have coattails because all of the polls
roguevalley
Feb 2016
#120
Health care proposals are just rehashes of oft-failed ideas, making using them a crime.
Baobab
Feb 2016
#174
Yep and for now I will not settle for status quo when there is a chance for true reform.
The Wielding Truth
Feb 2016
#138
What part of my saying I'm supporting Sanders over Clinton did you not understand?
onenote
Feb 2016
#179
So that whole other post you started where you said you were sick of being called names...
Agschmid
Feb 2016
#115
How do you intuitively respond to voters' concerns while taking huge kickbacks from corporations
JonLeibowitz
Feb 2016
#63
Heres why!-Bill Clinton was paid $600,000 by a Dutch health insurer for a 45 min. speech in 2013 but
Baobab
Feb 2016
#182
You are giving it a meaning you WANT it to have to fit your preconceived notions.
Lucinda
Feb 2016
#163
Hillary may do well compared to Bernie in the backward Southern states, Alabama, N. Carolina,
JDPriestly
Feb 2016
#40
I'm 72. We will never have the chance to vote for a wonderful candidate like Bernie ever
JDPriestly
Feb 2016
#64
What if Bernie is NOT on the ballot ? Seriously. This doesn't sound like you. n/t
jaysunb
Feb 2016
#70
I will not vote for Hillary. I will vote for all other Democrats on my ballot, many of whom
JDPriestly
Feb 2016
#74
Bernie supporters are sounding very extreme. I respect the OP poster's open mind.
Trust Buster
Feb 2016
#55
You have flirtations with US presidential candidates? And write an essay like this
appalachiablue
Feb 2016
#95
Purchasing The Presidency Is Writ Large In The Direct And Indirect Ways Candidates Are Bribed
cantbeserious
Feb 2016
#107
The Clintons have mastered the mechanics of using their influence to make money.
TryLogic
Feb 2016
#135
Nope, and Hillary is not a progressive or will continue a progressive movement.
Bassomar
Feb 2016
#153
I believe Sec. Clinton is by far the most qualified person-in either party- to be the next President
AlbertCat
Feb 2016
#155