2016 Postmortem

JoePhilly

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90. Awe .. Looks like the outrage factory exploded.

Reply to revbones (Original post)

Tue Apr 12, 2016, 04:04 PM

Apr 2016

You should add some CAPS and bold so we can really feel your pain.

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What would it take for a Hillary follower to switch to Bernie? [View all] revbones Apr 2016 OP

Well for one metroins Apr 2016 #1

Aw, that's cute. No response to any of the items there.... revbones Apr 2016 #4

But you have to admit it was a tiny bit deeper than the usual pdsimdars Apr 2016 #31

v.true. Doesn't really say much though does it? revbones Apr 2016 #33

I would be willing to bet Sanders has a higher IQ than Hillary. BillZBubb Apr 2016 #12

Iit's the JUDGEMENT that is important. . . you can have a brilliant mind and be a brilliant criminal pdsimdars Apr 2016 #32

I would bet the FARM he does NOT. fun n serious Apr 2016 #52

Hillary's a lawyer, I've never seen her answer a question. Loudestlib Apr 2016 #100

You'd lose the farm. BillZBubb Apr 2016 #107

The Pope hullabaloo fun n serious Apr 2016 #109

Welcome to ignore, Hillbot. BillZBubb Apr 2016 #110

The problem is that Hillary uses her "smarts" to help the Rich Billionaires and turns her rhett o rick Apr 2016 #63

excellent response DrDan Apr 2016 #14

He went from unknown and goven a chance to maybe get 5 percent to... Armstead Apr 2016 #19

No it is not damned good at all metroins Apr 2016 #61

At least he is fighting on the side of the 99%. I don't want a President on the payroll of rhett o rick Apr 2016 #66

"His last chance of running"? Kentonio Apr 2016 #71

I don't believe that at all metroins Apr 2016 #73

That is so wildly bizarre, I genuinely don't know whether you're joking. Kentonio Apr 2016 #88

He wasn't interested in running for president until recently. senz Apr 2016 #113

I'll disagree. metroins Apr 2016 #114

When he decided to run, he entered the race seriously and enthusiastically senz Apr 2016 #116

Curious, which of Hillary's policies is she going to get passed? LondonReign2 Apr 2016 #60

Cutting Social Security, perthe Pete Petersen dogwhistle in the first debate n/t eridani Apr 2016 #122

Yeah, they always claim she'll "get things done" but can never answer what those LondonReign2 Apr 2016 #124

I'll agree she is similar to Obama, Go Vols Apr 2016 #70

He wants the people in power again. He wants to push out anyone who doesn't get things done Joob Apr 2016 #97

He has no track record metroins Apr 2016 #98

He hasn't just started, people just noticed him a lot more when he ran for president. Joob Apr 2016 #99

Was Hillary smart enough to know GW Bush would not act in good faith once given authority to invade Martin Eden Apr 2016 #117

This doesn't deserve a response, but here's one anyway: CrowCityDem Apr 2016 #2

Another cute response avoiding all of the items listed. Nice. revbones Apr 2016 #7

You asked what it would take, I answered. CrowCityDem Apr 2016 #9

No prob. Didn't expect much of an answer anyway... revbones Apr 2016 #22

So you admit you're not looking for an answer, this is just an opportunity to bash a candidate. randome Apr 2016 #57

No, I admit that "I didn't expect much of an answer" as I said. revbones Apr 2016 #74

It is emotion driven realmirage Apr 2016 #24

Calling me names doesn't change the truth in any item I posted. revbones Apr 2016 #26

Thanks for playing realmirage Apr 2016 #34

If that's wha tyou need to take from this, then have at it. revbones Apr 2016 #75

This guy realmirage Apr 2016 #77

Yes. And it would really be nice if you used any. nt revbones Apr 2016 #79

Your headline realmirage Apr 2016 #84

Such vitriol. Perhaps you should reread. revbones Apr 2016 #87

You do realize... CrowCityDem Apr 2016 #36

Crow you are asking a lot realmirage Apr 2016 #53

I agree that I didn't ask for a point by point refutation, however the comment that I responded to revbones Apr 2016 #76

Accusing Hillary supporters of having a mental condition? JoePhilly Apr 2016 #93

Hillary's plans for fixing problems are even more vague Blue Meany Apr 2016 #35

Then you realmirage Apr 2016 #54

Which of Hillary's feasible plans is she going to get passed? LondonReign2 Apr 2016 #62

What about just win the Democratic nomination? yallerdawg Apr 2016 #3

I'd switch if he ended up the nominee Godhumor Apr 2016 #5

I'll switch to Bernie if he wins the Democratic nomination. Until then, I'm sticking with Hillary. Arkansas Granny Apr 2016 #6

Yup realmirage Apr 2016 #25

Me, too. hamsterjill Apr 2016 #30

Same leftynyc Apr 2016 #64

same here MFM008 Apr 2016 #102

+ 1 JoePhilly Apr 2016 #92

Bingo. And the odds of that are close to zero Stuckinthebush Apr 2016 #101

It's already happening. JackRiddler Apr 2016 #8

Agreed. revbones Apr 2016 #11

When Bernie concedes realmirage Apr 2016 #28

Non-sequitur. JackRiddler Apr 2016 #40

Pizza is.. realmirage Apr 2016 #48

What do you call it when Republicans back your economic and foreign policies? LondonReign2 Apr 2016 #65

Is that what you think? realmirage Apr 2016 #69

Are you aware that Robert Kagen, founder of PNAC, and Henry Kissenger, founder of death squads, are LondonReign2 Apr 2016 #123

here is one for you hollysmom Apr 2016 #10

He'd have to convince me that he's electable, and he'd have to put forth proposals that DanTex Apr 2016 #13

Agreed realmirage Apr 2016 #50

...a conscience. DeGreg Apr 2016 #15

First, he would need to be a democrat for longer than a few months... anotherproletariat Apr 2016 #16

Oh that's one I forgot then. revbones Apr 2016 #21

First condition Met! He has always caucused with the Democrats and is a Democrat re issues+votes Dragonfli Apr 2016 #27

Woudl you call have Kagen and Kissenger as foreign policy advisors and LondonReign2 Apr 2016 #67

For some it would take a medication change. yourout Apr 2016 #17

Simple: he could convince me he'll win the GE... brooklynite Apr 2016 #18

Well for starters ... Onlooker Apr 2016 #20

Ok. I'll take one from your list and you take one from mine. revbones Apr 2016 #23

Easy... she was *warned* there was the possibility... artyteacher Apr 2016 #44

Well, that might be better had she actually said "I was warned there might be sniper fire..." revbones Apr 2016 #78

i think if i was in a plane... artyteacher Apr 2016 #89

Neither one is perfect ... Onlooker Apr 2016 #55

If those are your honest reasons..... Armstead Apr 2016 #37

Programmed? Onlooker Apr 2016 #56

Well, I'm on my way out the door, but maybe I'll rationalize a few for you later Armstead Apr 2016 #58

Not really. They're not really even fact adjacent... nt revbones Apr 2016 #80

Great response! JoePhilly Apr 2016 #94

Good points. nt ecstatic Apr 2016 #120

I believe it's called deprogramming. dchill Apr 2016 #29

Look up the word hack realmirage Apr 2016 #38

Awww.. poor thing. Truth hurts huh? nt revbones Apr 2016 #81

For him to win the nomination? Tarc Apr 2016 #39

A time machine, for Sanders to go back and fix his broken career. nt IamMab Apr 2016 #41

Bernie's career is solid and honorable. He is trusted as a person of integrity. senz Apr 2016 #108

I think everyone should vote for the candidate they prefer. For the reasons they choose. Tierra_y_Libertad Apr 2016 #42

Hillary would have to be abducted by aliens. nt cherokeeprogressive Apr 2016 #43

a conscience? critical thinking? a liberal outlook? ANSWER: ANY of the above. Kip Humphrey Apr 2016 #45

there would have to be a good alternative. eom artyteacher Apr 2016 #46

I don't think I could ever switch... quickesst Apr 2016 #47

Having trolls that are only here to disrupt the site removed. LiberalFighter Apr 2016 #49

I thought there was something in the terms of service about calling people names and trolls? revbones Apr 2016 #82

You appear to be the one that keeps egging others on. That is bullying. LiberalFighter Apr 2016 #115

I will never vote for Bernie fun n serious Apr 2016 #51

Magically being granted ethics and integrity? LondonReign2 Apr 2016 #59

Him to win the primary. giftedgirl77 Apr 2016 #68

A working brain. hobbit709 Apr 2016 #72

Sanders would have to convince me he's ready for Prime Time and not just offering fantasy promises Hoyt Apr 2016 #83

I agree with Bernie- and not you- either Dem is better than the GOP. bettyellen Apr 2016 #85

More awesome OPs like this one. (nt) Skinner Apr 2016 #86

Awe .. Looks like the outrage factory exploded. JoePhilly Apr 2016 #90

Lol. Too cute. nt revbones Apr 2016 #91

Yeh, winning EIGHT PRIMARIES IN A ROW is SO painful. senz Apr 2016 #106

For Sanders to be in Ge election, having no other choice. seabeyond Apr 2016 #95

Right there's your problem rock Apr 2016 #96

I'll switch over when monkeys fly outta my butt. n/t Lil Missy Apr 2016 #103

To get a spine Politicalboi Apr 2016 #104

His winning the nomination would make me switch. LuvLoogie Apr 2016 #105

Umm, common sense? But that might be too heavy a lift. nm floriduck Apr 2016 #111

A newfound respect for honesty and integrity? senz Apr 2016 #112

Big huge campaign donations to their campaign funneled through the DNC? lumberjack_jeff Apr 2016 #118

I was initially a Clinton supporter back in 2008 before switching to Obama ecstatic Apr 2016 #119

Moderate to severe brain damage. okasha Apr 2016 #121