2016 Postmortem

Thinkingabout

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6. There can be angry voters of any candidates policies, I don't care for the anti-abortion policy of

Mon Aug 17, 2015, 11:27 PM

Aug 2015

The GOP. I would like to see infrastructure bills which put our young folks to work with salaries which they can care for their families. I would like to see Social Security reform in order to provide the benefits I am currently receiving for the babies born today. I would like to see the wages for women improved, there are lots of single parent families where the female can not provide enough for her family. Some issues will get resolved before the general election so I am looking for a candidate who is ready to hit the ground running and not dwelling on what did or did not happen this year.

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Can Hillary Clinton Win The Angry Voters? - LATimes [View all] WillyT Aug 2015 OP

No, but neither can the GOP. Chan790 Aug 2015 #1

And that is the dilemma that Sanders puts her in AgingAmerican Aug 2015 #2

She'll have to do more that that. Chan790 Aug 2015 #3

^^^ This ^^^ cantbeserious Aug 2015 #4

She's in a box DJ13 Aug 2015 #7

Hence attacks like "Not Good Enough, Bernie". jeff47 Aug 2015 #12

No. Because what she represents & supports is what tons of people are angry about n/t Catherina Aug 2015 #5

Exactly - I'm one of those people. 840high Aug 2015 #11

There can be angry voters of any candidates policies, I don't care for the anti-abortion policy of Thinkingabout Aug 2015 #6

Not a word about the corruption of outside money ibegurpard Aug 2015 #8

'Reinventing government' won't do it; elleng Aug 2015 #9

that will never happen ibegurpard Aug 2015 #10