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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: If Hillary has it in the bag, why would she risk upsetting/alienating Bernie supporters? [View all]Become Bernie, yes, we haven't seen any posts ripping her apart for taking on some of his positions.
Basically you are saying that there is nothing that she can do to make you stop hating her guts.
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If Hillary has it in the bag, why would she risk upsetting/alienating Bernie supporters? [View all]
Skwmom
Apr 2016
OP
BINGO....the manufactured outrage is matched by the manufactured insulted/hurt feelings
Sheepshank
Apr 2016
#47
Chris Christie had his reelection in the bag, that didn't stop pressure on pols to support him! nt
TheBlackAdder
Apr 2016
#2
It's a question I've asked myself many times. Why not be gracious - after all - it's a done deal!
Nanjeanne
Apr 2016
#3
She could not support fracking, not support the death penalty, not support regime change. She could
Nanjeanne
Apr 2016
#16
Oh no. I'd be happy to support her if she did take on his positions. But she hasn't come
Nanjeanne
Apr 2016
#21
Also we all know she will pivot on TPP...her corporate masters will demand it
HughLefty1
Apr 2016
#24
And I have a candidate to support that I believe is on the right side of more issues - so why would
Nanjeanne
Apr 2016
#25
No. She disagree with him. I like that. I like seeing the differences. Is lying the same?
Nanjeanne
Apr 2016
#43
Claiming the right to directly coordinate with a campaign is a two edged sword
Dragonfli
Apr 2016
#44
You think internally processing the fact will make them stop being pissed at her?
Skwmom
Apr 2016
#89
It's a puzzlement. I posted Monday that some on both sides are acting far too PRECIOUS for
blm
Apr 2016
#8
Don't vote. Vote for Trump. I am damn tired of Sanders supporters holding vote up as hostage.
seabeyond
Apr 2016
#13
Who says they will cast a vote for Trump or any republican, why do you make those assumptions?
timmymoff
Apr 2016
#37
She knows very well that the party muddles through when there are primary battles.
Orsino
Apr 2016
#17
How many Sanders supporters openly and loudly inform the world, "I will never vote for Hillary!"?
Buzz Clik
Apr 2016
#22
Because she knows that there is an overwhelming likelihood that despite all the huffing and puffing,
Nye Bevan
Apr 2016
#26
Because she LOST once before and will not take any chances and she is also going to
Jefferson23
Apr 2016
#32
The enthusiasm of Bernie supporters versus the lack of enthusiasm for her campaign
BernieforPres2016
Apr 2016
#52
There are a lot of people who support Bernie simply because they dislike her so much
tularetom
Apr 2016
#61
I'm going with the most obvious explanation. She doesn't have it in the bag.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Apr 2016
#65
She assumes most are thinking adults and will do what's best for the party and country.
Alfresco
Apr 2016
#69
I loved NYC when I visited but coming from a small town upstate NY sounds really nice.
Skwmom
Apr 2016
#71
Yup! It's in the bag! Time to coast and work on that pre-convention tan. n/t
lumberjack_jeff
Apr 2016
#78