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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Hillary wins / Bernie loses [View all]delrem
(9,688 posts)78. Because they're honest about it.
Not pretending to be progressive and not even deigning to nod in the direction of 'liberal'. They are honest. Not pretending that "policy" matters to them, explaining up front that they're in it to win and that they love the money that they think it takes to win.
There are many DU posters who agree with ConservativeDemocrat, many of whom sport HRC logos as avatar. But there are also those who promote third-way economic/military policy but who aren't so up front. Hell, at first just a couple but now there are several actually pretending to be "Bernie supporters", using that front to promote their insidious message.
I find ConservativeDemocrat's honesty refreshing.
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Amen. My Brewers were on fire at the All-Star break last year when the tide turned. It's a long
Ed Suspicious
Jul 2015
#81
these sci-fi memes don't impress anyone except his core voters, same with the 1984 stuff.
bettyellen
Jul 2015
#110
Your 2nd link does not have D nominee Obama's 2007 'electability' stats. You linked to 2008. (nt)
PotatoChip
Jul 2015
#18
Good information, been waiting to see matchups with DNC candidates other than Hillary.
Thinkingabout
Jul 2015
#30
I've noticed that before now that you mention it. An oxymoron, but granted it explains much.
appalachiablue
Jul 2015
#58
Actually the policy differences are central, not to "purists", but to the average American.
mmonk
Jul 2015
#63
Curious about what the name "ConservativeDemocrat" is intended to mean at DU
McCamy Taylor
Jul 2015
#64
And, I would think that since you do like to hunt that you might support BS's stance on guns
Cha
Jul 2015
#75
I think Hillary is pro 2nd amendment.. just for sensible gun laws. you really don't have to
Cha
Jul 2015
#85
"... insignificant to all but the most exclusionary purist ideologues ..." Bullshit.
Scuba
Jul 2015
#69
Yes, pro -war. Voted for the IWR and use of cluster bombs. That's pro war in my book.
Scuba
Jul 2015
#87
Since you are reality-based, you must realize how offensive the tone of your OP is.
Vattel
Jul 2015
#70
So, for example, Clinton's supporting the patriot act vs Sanders' not supporting it
Vattel
Jul 2015
#103
"Is getting a shot at a Sanders presidency by nominating him worth the added risk of losing? " is a
bettyellen
Jul 2015
#112
Why would anyone on this site take someone with conservative in their name seriously?
99Forever
Jul 2015
#71