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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Why do white men support Bernie disproportionately? [View all]snowy owl
(2,145 posts)18. Excellent point! That's really the big change. Manufacturing jobs - the average blue collar guy.
What's Clinton going to do for him?
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I didn't realize that Black voters that voted for Obama in 2008 were fearful
LondonReign2
Apr 2016
#114
1) Sexism. This was the biggest one we were supposed to push. We had to smear Bernie as misogynistic
insta8er
Apr 2016
#150
C'mon. 50-49% by gender for Clinton. Overall, whites 54-45 Sanders. Minority vote - a problem.
snowy owl
Apr 2016
#12
Clinton did not get 50-49 by gender, unless you leave out ALL the votes of persons of color. nt
pnwmom
Apr 2016
#19
I have the archaic notion that my vote belongs to me. Not to a candidate, party, or DU.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Apr 2016
#9
In Hillary World, everything has to be broken down into race because that's what defines us
Matt_in_STL
Apr 2016
#6
I hang with saints and sinners. Dealt with demons within and out. Purity test?
hobbit709
Apr 2016
#51
Shouldn't meet the purity test of any DUer...unless they love giant bloodsucking corporations...
Human101948
Apr 2016
#54
Your 10 year old daughter despises Hillary because of her position on fracking?
oberliner
Apr 2016
#78
My husband despises Bernie. So does my mother and stepfather. All of them vote.
grossproffit
Apr 2016
#39
10 years old, and staging an anti Trump "demonstration" last Saturday with her class mates. These
insta8er
Apr 2016
#122
Despising you added the hating, a 10 year old can see what she stands for. To bad the
insta8er
Apr 2016
#124
And you are going to tell me how i should raise my children? someone who supports a morally corrupt
insta8er
Apr 2016
#128
Yes - if you are raising your children to hate then I feel an obligation to say something.
hack89
Apr 2016
#130
Thanks, I will have my children call out the corrupt and phony ones wherever they see them
insta8er
Apr 2016
#138
White men are the only demographic that hasn't seen increased wages in the past 40 years
Recursion
Apr 2016
#13
Excellent point! That's really the big change. Manufacturing jobs - the average blue collar guy.
snowy owl
Apr 2016
#18
Appealing to the self-interest of the most privileged group of people on the planet...
Garrett78
Apr 2016
#90
This is a very good point. And there was also that study about suicide rates and
YouDig
Apr 2016
#52
We might not know how the average african-american lives, but we do know how our parents lived.
lumberjack_jeff
Apr 2016
#108
The average working man has lost about 25% of his earnings since 1970.
lumberjack_jeff
Apr 2016
#107
I don't get that either. Cold-war diplomacy. Minority and poor grandkids: get ready for war.
snowy owl
Apr 2016
#20
So we can agree that Hillary getting extra female support since she is female is just as bad as
Unicorn
Apr 2016
#25
Maybe we're not scared to back someone unconventional who makes ultimate sense and has the courage
highprincipleswork
Apr 2016
#27
JFK lost the female vote but won the male vote, I only mention that because JFK was mentioned
braddy
Apr 2016
#29
I enjoy knowing things that fly in the face of what everyone knows, and there is so much of them.
braddy
Apr 2016
#162
In Kansas you wouldn't believe the amount of White Women who don't support Hillary
Sky Masterson
Apr 2016
#35
So Hillary's greatest appeal to women is gender. That's exactly what I thought.
WhaTHellsgoingonhere
Apr 2016
#61
Sanders's demographic has, throughout history, done better than all the other demographics
Squinch
Apr 2016
#71
I have no doubt YOUR sincere desire is to extend it to all people, but his insistence that only
Squinch
Apr 2016
#74
The playing field is not level, but is more level. Men have fewer unearned advantages. So, yes,
Squinch
Apr 2016
#120
Nah. There are some out there for whom this is very true. You have to admit that.
Squinch
Apr 2016
#76
I think most of the men who "inherently fear a powerful woman" are probably voting Republican.
Svafa
Apr 2016
#134
Sanders platform is specifically designed for white, men, middle and upper middle income.
seabeyond
Apr 2016
#92
not in my family. I support Bernie and husband supports HRC. He is a feminist.
CTyankee
Apr 2016
#142
If every candidate was substantively the same, then maybe you'd have a point.
Act_of_Reparation
Apr 2016
#121
Seems like a bad guess to me, since Sanders is the one who first supported marriage equality. n/t
lumberjack_jeff
Apr 2016
#139