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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: "If we lose them, we never had them." [View all]dchill
(42,660 posts)35. Maybe you never had them. But you needed them.
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One candidate stood on a stage and called the other unqualified for the Presidency
Trenzalore
Apr 2016
#3
Are you 5? That's exactly what she says. Her god damn triangulation is why everyone calls her
onecaliberal
Apr 2016
#38
Stood on stage and said..."IF Hillary Clinton called me..." "IF" is a big word. Makes a difference
snowy owl
Apr 2016
#27
Your premise is false, but assuming it's true, candidates should be able to handle some hits
hellofromreddit
Apr 2016
#19
Sanders hasn't been flinging shit at voters, but Clinton and her surrogates have
hellofromreddit
Apr 2016
#37
It's my point. Not all independents are the same. If a few whackjobs want to go BoB,
DanTex
Apr 2016
#14
focus on moderate independents by dismissing them as young and gullible like your St. Hillary did?
hobbit709
Apr 2016
#15
Bending over backwards to please fringe nutjobs that will never be happy isn't necessary n/t
SFnomad
Apr 2016
#29
Yep, the PUMAs said the same thing about Obama as well ... in the end, they were irrelevant
SFnomad
Apr 2016
#63
But Hillary, the former Senator from Wall Street, will get lots of votes from filthy rich people!
imagine2015
Apr 2016
#33
Yeah, the children whose candidate lost the nomination and decided to take their ball and go home
SFnomad
Apr 2016
#32
The PUMAs in 2008 were bitter sore losers, just like the #BernieOrBust'ers are today
SFnomad
Apr 2016
#41
It's pretty clear no matter how many times I explain it to you, you won't understand n/t
SFnomad
Apr 2016
#58
just so you know we all care deeply about getting a dem in the white house
unapatriciated
Apr 2016
#88
I hope you're having fun now. Hillary has flatly stated that she will recapture us soon.
DisgustipatedinCA
Apr 2016
#25
Sanders' reaction to opponents is to incorporate them and promote exactly why his ideas are good
MisterP
Apr 2016
#24
Hillary feels sorry for young people... Condescending. She doesn't deserve their vote.
snowy owl
Apr 2016
#28
"when people say the D party is no better than the R party" I know they are a one issue voter and
bettyellen
Apr 2016
#36
Dems have had to spend 3/4 of their terms trying to undo GOP damage without much support from
bettyellen
Apr 2016
#75
a dream scenario? he didn't have the votes. the GOP worked hard to deny him a majority.
bettyellen
Apr 2016
#83
The "not as bad", "lesser of two evils", ploy isn't reliable as it once was. K&R
Tierra_y_Libertad
Apr 2016
#47
You'll get an answer once you stop making it apparent that you did not read
hellofromreddit
Apr 2016
#82
So your position is that as Hillary Clinton pivots to the general election,
geek tragedy
Apr 2016
#89