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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Today, I end my flirtation w/ Bernie Sanders. [View all]cwydro
(51,308 posts)172. K and r.
I recently decided to support Hillary also.
My 89 year old mother will be voting for her, and I just learned my sister will be too. Sis lives in SC, so she actually already has voted for her.
It seems many Bernie supporters are literally "feeling the burn" this weekend because their candidate got smoked.
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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