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2016 Postmortem

BootinUp

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25. Sounds like Red meat to the tea party. nt

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Sat May 21, 2016, 09:05 AM

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Hillary's best outcome is for Bernie to be President [View all] pdsimdars May 2016 OP

Let's not let the GOP decide who we nominate. YouDig May 2016 #1

Disingenuous: for months, you guys have been peddling the lie that we should pick Clinton Betty Karlson May 2016 #18

I've only been here a month. We should pick Hillary because she won more votes. YouDig May 2016 #19

Caucuses yield fewer votes than primaries. The number itself tell us very little. Betty Karlson May 2016 #20

270 elected delegates. Game over! YouDig May 2016 #21

Neither Clinton nor Sanders have the pledged delegates to win outright. Game on. Betty Karlson May 2016 #24

This is crazy thinking. I happen to like democracy. boston bean May 2016 #2

I like it to. Cool concept! What country are you referring to where such things that happens? Katashi_itto May 2016 #4

So you would be against the superdelegates then? flor-de-jasmim May 2016 #8

I'm for superdelegates going with who the people in the Democratic Primary chose boston bean May 2016 #9

Hmmm, so you agree they should not make a statement of support ... flor-de-jasmim May 2016 #13

I think at this point it doesn't make one ounce of difference. boston bean May 2016 #14

I'm not crying in my soup. I'm just saying... flor-de-jasmim May 2016 #15

What are you complaining about? The one with the most pledged delegates is the nominee. boston bean May 2016 #16

How about the Superdelegates had had an open mind from the beghinning? Armstead May 2016 #26

Why does that matter at this point to you? boston bean May 2016 #28

I agree madokie May 2016 #3

The "pardon herself" scenario is not going to happen AgerolanAmerican May 2016 #27

They would impeach (or at least try to) either Hillary or Bernie gollygee May 2016 #5

Why would they try to impeach Bernie? Merryland May 2016 #6

I'm working with history. For the past 20 years or so, they try to impeach Democratic presidents. gollygee May 2016 #30

Bernie? Nawwww pinebox May 2016 #22

They don't need real reasons. They make stuff up. N/t gollygee May 2016 #31

Sure they do but you need evidence for impeachment pinebox May 2016 #32

That's why I said "try to impeach" n/t gollygee May 2016 #35

You're just making things up. They won't try to impeach Bernie. Don't be silly. pdsimdars May 2016 #29

They are not going to impeach her. They have nothing BootinUp May 2016 #7

This message was self-deleted by its author artislife May 2016 #10

Glad I could help you this morning. nt BootinUp May 2016 #11

They are already calling for it pinebox May 2016 #23

Sounds like Red meat to the tea party. nt BootinUp May 2016 #25

This message was self-deleted by its author artislife May 2016 #36

Everything you have written here is wrong oberliner May 2016 #12

re your #2 tk2kewl May 2016 #17

Some huuuuge assumptions there in your analysis. kstewart33 May 2016 #33

Bernie is not going to be president BainsBane May 2016 #34

Hillary should drop out gracefully, and negotiate a pardon privately One Black Sheep May 2016 #37

If it isn't Bernie, in all liklihood it will be Trump and they will go at her with everything they pdsimdars May 2016 #38

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