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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: People who are bewildered by Hillary's campaign are ignoring the facts, or worse. [View all]Admiral Loinpresser
(3,859 posts)125. Her stated position
is only aspirational generalities with which I cannot disagree. I note that she does not state any displeasure with NAFTA, CAFTA or the bilateral Chinese deal. Bernie voted against all three trade deals and is on record that they are bad for the environment and American workers. He would have to see differences in substance or negotiating modalities (e.g. secret and fast track scenario in each case) in the TPP deal. On the contrary, Bernie characterizes this as a repeat of history in trade deals.
When everything looks the same this time as the three disastrous preceding trade deals, it seems to present the basis for a prima facie case against TPP. What is Hillary's position on NAFTA, CAFTA and US-China?
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People who are bewildered by Hillary's campaign are ignoring the facts, or worse. [View all]
Evergreen Emerald
Sep 2015
OP
K & R, great post, she is following the plan laid out even before she announced
Thinkingabout
Sep 2015
#1
Well, the reason she can't commit to no attack ads is it's not her control
Capn Sunshine
Sep 2015
#115
Then why can Sanders not provide a good explanation as to how he can win a general election?
Gothmog
Sep 2015
#122
You can only blame benghazi for so long and so much. She is falling because she is invisible
roguevalley
Sep 2015
#34
Great to hear. Can you please provide links? So far all I've seen are these non-answers ...
Scuba
Sep 2015
#30
Your post makes sense period. Although I suspect she'd prefer he be ignored completely.
Hortensis
Sep 2015
#53
Please point me to the facts on which you base your thought that Hillary has been trying to restrain
merrily
Sep 2015
#65
I don't like it, but I don't have a response to the argument for it in this election cycle.
cali
Sep 2015
#12
no one gives money to a candidate at that level without expectation of pay backs. in the
roguevalley
Sep 2015
#38
You're confusing style with tactics or strategy. I can see why you'de prefer the word style though.
Bubzer
Sep 2015
#31
After all you must have seen on this board alone, you chalk it up to boring style? smh nt.
merrily
Sep 2015
#66
If the Clintons are right, and it takes those endless streams of money to win in
JDPriestly
Sep 2015
#114
actual facts would help your position, Evergreen Emerald. The big issues are not answered
roguevalley
Sep 2015
#40
Not sure how those sites are RW distortions. A very quick bit of research shows they're not RW.
Bubzer
Sep 2015
#41
Chanting RW is inaccurate and rebuts nothing. And we have looked at the total picture, which is why
merrily
Sep 2015
#69
not good enough for me for someone who voted for wars and is jonesing for war with Iran
roguevalley
Sep 2015
#42
Hillary strong like Putin, strong like Reagan, strong like great American Oxen
whereisjustice
Sep 2015
#51
And agreeing with everything The People say -- a wonderful sign from a wonderful person
progree
Sep 2015
#70
It's more correct to call her a neo-conservative (politically correct term for war monger)
whereisjustice
Sep 2015
#60
I was actually quoting a Bernie supporter who said he/she was bewildered.
Evergreen Emerald
Sep 2015
#84
she's disliked because she's two-faced, toryish, emblematizes the old-style politicking
MisterP
Sep 2015
#61
Exactly. It's a quote from the OP. I'm guessing they meant to say "attack relentlessly"? nt
Electric Monk
Sep 2015
#76
By promoting a status quo corporate conservative, DNC is kicking the injustice and inequity can down
whereisjustice
Sep 2015
#75
How is Bernie NOT the status quo? He has been part of the status quo for 50 years.
Evergreen Emerald
Sep 2015
#87
She voted/shilled for cluster bombs, Israeli War, Iraq war, Libya War, Syria War, Yemen War and ...
whereisjustice
Sep 2015
#93
Let's make stuff up because it doesn't fit your talking point. She spoke out against it on Face the
still_one
Sep 2015
#90