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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Which of these is more likely to be a single-issue "dealbreaker" for you? [View all]Bernie 2016
(90 posts)22. For what's it's worth, Bernie is far better qualified than Ms. Clinton
and he does stand an excellent chance of defeating Ms. Clinton. Bernie's numbers continue to trend upward, and Ms. Clinton's numbers are trending downward because Clinton's support was always soft, and most people still don't know who Bernie Sanders is. Once they learn about him, the soft support for Clinton will be gone.
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Which of these is more likely to be a single-issue "dealbreaker" for you? [View all]
Ken Burch
Jun 2015
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I'm sure the 'Iraq War vote' (a 2008 'dealbreaker' for many) is still one. n/t
PoliticAverse
Jun 2015
#3
Her leading role in pressing regime change in Iraq, Libya and Syria, despite the recognized danger
leveymg
Jun 2015
#31
Exactly. I also find those most likely to be crying about "single issue voters" run closer to being
TheKentuckian
Jun 2015
#19
My problem is I simply don't trust Hillary because I think she has been in the pocket of
PatrickforO
Jun 2015
#37