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upaloopa

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65. I see this type of argument a lot.
Tue Sep 1, 2015, 05:42 PM
Sep 2015

People call talk radio and make a statement then ask the host to defend against it.
Your depiction of Hillary is false so no answer can be given by someone who does not agree with it.

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What a nasty post. riversedge Sep 2015 #1
No – I am just old and jaded SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #10
In what way? LondonReign2 Sep 2015 #32
No, truthful. You can't get a progressive presidency Ken Burch Sep 2015 #51
She can get TPP through and send our troops to fight ISIL. Ken Burch Sep 2015 #2
America held hostage.... ProudToBeBlueInRhody Sep 2015 #3
I think of all the Democrats running for the presidency, Sanders has the best chance of Cal33 Sep 2015 #15
The Teapublicans do not give a fuck ProudToBeBlueInRhody Sep 2015 #21
90% of this country wanted gun reform and still nothing from congress so motivating saturnsring Sep 2015 #29
So do you have a different way to change that.... daleanime Sep 2015 #43
You mean the one where he says America needs to be more like Sweden or that he's a socialist? saturnsring Sep 2015 #66
You could have just said.... daleanime Sep 2015 #71
I thought I did saturnsring Sep 2015 #72
If that's how you say no, I'm curious..... daleanime Sep 2015 #73
You have no answer. Still, welcome. DisgustipatedinCA Sep 2015 #89
That's just the point. Too many Americans are apahetic. But Bernie has the ability to Cal33 Sep 2015 #86
Small stuff, nothing that will change the trajectory in which this country is moving. Avalux Sep 2015 #4
I hate to believe that you have voiced a truth SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #13
+another 1 senz Sep 2015 #36
+1 senz Sep 2015 #34
Reinstating Glass-Steagall has bipartisan support, and she opposes it. arcane1 Sep 2015 #5
Where do you get that reinstating GS has bipartisan support? n/t 1StrongBlackMan Sep 2015 #78
"Warren, McCain introduce bill to bring back Glass-Steagall" arcane1 Sep 2015 #82
Thanks ... 1StrongBlackMan Sep 2015 #87
Absolutely nothing postatomic Sep 2015 #6
This message was self-deleted by its author Agschmid Sep 2015 #7
Despite the thread snark so far, it's a fair question. Ron Green Sep 2015 #8
+1 daleanime Sep 2015 #44
if she can get more dems elected to congress at the same time, there is more opportunity unlike msongs Sep 2015 #9
Yes- will she carry that kind of change? SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #11
Any Dem nominee can get more dems elected to Congress if the party runs a strong campaign. Ken Burch Sep 2015 #52
It depends on the makeup of Congress el_bryanto Sep 2015 #12
The way to get more people to vote more Democrats into Congress is to have the people Cal33 Sep 2015 #20
I would agree with you - I support Sanders as well. nt el_bryanto Sep 2015 #24
A war or two, some shitty trade agreements, lots of partys... whatchamacallit Sep 2015 #14
I find it so amusing that Sanders suppirters think Sanders will do a better job getting things past hrmjustin Sep 2015 #16
I do not believe that SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #17
I don't. He will infuriate their base even more if elected. hrmjustin Sep 2015 #18
so you're saying Hillary infuriates Republicans less than Bernie? azurnoir Sep 2015 #23
I am saying if he is elected they wuill not be cooperative with him. hrmjustin Sep 2015 #27
But they will cooperate with Hillary, why? azurnoir Sep 2015 #28
I doubt they will be. I think they will do to her what they did to Obama. hrmjustin Sep 2015 #31
It depends Lindsey and John think she is great yeoman6987 Sep 2015 #39
He already has some Republicans rooting for him -- the saner ones, that is. He sticks Cal33 Sep 2015 #25
The saner ones are not holding office. hrmjustin Sep 2015 #30
But they do vote, and some of them have already changed sides. The most important thing Cal33 Sep 2015 #47
We are not likely to take the house. hrmjustin Sep 2015 #49
Maybe I am too optimistic, but I am hopeful that during his second term as president, Cal33 Sep 2015 #64
Nothing wrong with being optimistic but we must also be realistic. hrmjustin Sep 2015 #68
Wow ...are you getting alittle ahead of yourselves FloridaBlues Sep 2015 #83
True. Only time can tell. :) Cal33 Sep 2015 #84
Except that there are no filibusters in the House. nt Stardust Sep 2015 #96
Do you really believe that ... 1StrongBlackMan Sep 2015 #92
Look at her congressional and senate endorsements. SonderWoman Sep 2015 #19
There are many people who haven't heard of him yet, but the rate at which he is winning people Cal33 Sep 2015 #35
I'm pretty sure everyone in congress/senate knows who he is. SonderWoman Sep 2015 #46
The TPP passed if Obama doesn't? azurnoir Sep 2015 #22
Hillary (A Corporate Pres) + Corp Democrats + Republicans would get a lot done Skwmom Sep 2015 #26
The right will be forced to work with Hillary just like Bernie Tommy2Tone Sep 2015 #33
She knows every world leader by first name. MADem Sep 2015 #37
"She knows every world leader by first name." SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #53
You'll have to wait and see, won't you? MADem Sep 2015 #55
She knows every world leader by first name. TheFarS1de Sep 2015 #75
She is chummier than someone who doesn't have them on speed dial. MADem Sep 2015 #77
You obviously have little to no faith in Clintons ability, and no real wish imo for what most AuntPatsy Sep 2015 #38
Not an answer - What - What - What will she accomplish? SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #59
i have so many hopes regarding so many issues that I find it hard to pinpoint a few, imo AuntPatsy Sep 2015 #88
Reward her donors and punish her (perceived) enemies, perhaps. senz Sep 2015 #40
Probably about the same as Obama. Xyzse Sep 2015 #41
Nice post - and I hope... SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #60
I feel the same way. Xyzse Sep 2015 #95
Pure fantasy Cosmocat Sep 2015 #42
She has strong relationships with congress BainsBane Sep 2015 #45
Nailed it. Alliances matter, and Hillary has them. SonderWoman Sep 2015 #48
Not an answer to my question - What - What - What will she get done... SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #56
What will Sanders get done? hrmjustin Sep 2015 #57
Check her website. SonderWoman Sep 2015 #58
If you could pick one thing that she might get done SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #61
I'm not a HRC supporter, but ... 1StrongBlackMan Sep 2015 #85
wow - we have an answer - many thanks SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #91
Great post! I agree with every word lunamagica Sep 2015 #80
BTW BainsBane Sep 2015 #50
Reality - half of the population is below average SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #62
I live in a society BainsBane Sep 2015 #93
agreed SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #94
A Republican piece of shit is a piece of shit. It's called the Reflexive Property of Republicans. DisgustipatedinCA Sep 2015 #90
Probably very little, it will be one investigation doc03 Sep 2015 #54
Stack the cabinet with neolibs, repay favor, retaliate against "enemies" on this side of the aisle, TheKentuckian Sep 2015 #63
I see this type of argument a lot. upaloopa Sep 2015 #65
Me too SoLeftIAmRight Sep 2015 #67
She will better the lives of women and children upaloopa Sep 2015 #74
What can Hillary do if elected? John Poet Sep 2015 #69
pro-corporate trade policy. ibegurpard Sep 2015 #70
Not a nuke treaty with Iran HassleCat Sep 2015 #76
Smear Hillary day? Must be Tuesday randys1 Sep 2015 #79
She would look after Goldman Sachs. It would be "historic" for a woman to do so. Isn't that enough? nt Romulox Sep 2015 #81
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