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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Listen to an older man who has seen 1994 and also 2010 [View all]freshwest
(53,661 posts)24. I hope you are correct and the 'invisible people' will show up to vote like they did in 2012.
They were invisible to media, they weren't supposed to get to vote with all the hurdles, and yet they did.
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Poor in Detroit will be dying soon from lack of water, which some Dems here are fine with
randys1
Jun 2014
#39
You're obsessing about this water thing. Cut the cable and pay your water bill. Make choices.
MADem
Jun 2014
#43
I hope you are correct and the 'invisible people' will show up to vote like they did in 2012.
freshwest
Jun 2014
#24
Yes, I cant IMAGINE anyone under 30 EVER voting repub, but i think some of them think
randys1
Jun 2014
#40
so far... I'm liking what I see in terms of our chances of keeping the Senate!!!
secondwind
Jun 2014
#14
I cannot imagine that any DUer would ever stay at home from an election, but it's a good reminder.
JDPriestly
Jun 2014
#15
I can't imagine any Democrat would let banks foreclose on 7 million families and then pay the banks
jtuck004
Jun 2014
#17
Good point. I am an Elizabeth Warren supporter in part for the reason you stated in your post.
JDPriestly
Jun 2014
#34
2010 was not a country wide routing, the entire West Coast had fine turnout and elected
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2014
#18
Thanks, kansasobama. It's ours to lose. And the other side is not giving up. They've got the media.
freshwest
Jun 2014
#25
Well you see what happened in Mississippi .. black voters (Dems) crossed over to elect Cochran
YOHABLO
Jun 2014
#27
All of us, no matter how we feel about Obama, need to help get Dems elected to Congress.
nomorenomore08
Jun 2014
#31
The make-up of the U.S. Supreme Court hangs on this election in November. Ginsburg can't hang on
blkmusclmachine
Jun 2014
#36
good topic! when President Clinton left office the USA did not owe any money, did they?
Sunlei
Jun 2014
#51
Yes, we had a national debt. What had been eliminated was the budget deficit which in turn
TheKentuckian
Jun 2014
#52