2016 Postmortem

daleanime

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5. But she's not.....

Reply to DanTex (Reply #4)

Tue Oct 6, 2015, 08:19 AM

Oct 2015

I know you wish she was, but that doesn't make it true.

Sorry about that, have a great day.

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So it seems that I should vote for Clinton, who explicitly opposed marriage equality [View all] Warren Stupidity Oct 2015 OP

Obfuscation - The Propagandists Most Effective Tool - We Should Expect Nothing Less From HRC cantbeserious Oct 2015 #1

Ooooh! Don't you know - critical thinking was not supposed to happen! djean111 Oct 2015 #2

Any downside to ether Clinton or Sanders is safeinOhio Oct 2015 #3

When DUers stop lying about Bernie, we'll consider stopping telling the truth about Hillary. merrily Oct 2015 #14

+1 n/t retrowire Oct 2015 #31

Spot on MissDeeds Oct 2015 #39

I keep telling them that. Bring up this topic re Hillary is just plain dumb imo, because her record sabrina 1 Oct 2015 #63

It's Rovian Swiftboating. Attack your opponent on their strength and your weakness. merrily Oct 2015 #78

Ok, but I plan safeinOhio Oct 2015 #64

How is LGBT rights not an issue, esp. when Bernie has bizarrely been attacked for not being even merrily Oct 2015 #65

+100 HooptieWagon Oct 2015 #67

This message was self-deleted by its author Nitram Oct 2015 #72

Please read again. yellerpup Oct 2015 #77

You misread and/or misquoted, which does not give your statements about truth crediblity. merrily Oct 2015 #88

You should vote for Clinton because she has the best chance of beating the GOP. DanTex Oct 2015 #4

But she's not..... daleanime Oct 2015 #5

Yes, she is. DanTex Oct 2015 #6

LOL!! Dawgs Oct 2015 #7

Vote for the Easter Bunny in the primary if you want, just make sure you vote Dem in the general. DanTex Oct 2015 #9

I'll vote for whoever I want .. Dem or otherwise. Dawgs Oct 2015 #18

Isn't it against DU's ToS to advocate voting against the Democrat in an election against non-Dems? LonePirate Oct 2015 #87

I said 'vote for whoever you want'. Dawgs Oct 2015 #98

Ah, the tacit endorsement of the non-Democrat in the race. LonePirate Oct 2015 #108

no fries with that order, thanks restorefreedom Oct 2015 #25

You and me both. That's why I support Clinton. DanTex Oct 2015 #45

then it makes more sense to support sanders restorefreedom Oct 2015 #46

Looks like we have different opinions about electability. It happens. DanTex Oct 2015 #52

i am on the team of reforming our corrupt political system restorefreedom Oct 2015 #55

Me too. Looks like we have a lot in common once we get past the Hillary/Bernie thing. DanTex Oct 2015 #56

i think a lot of dems and progressives restorefreedom Oct 2015 #61

Will you if Bernie wins the Primary? Dustlawyer Oct 2015 #41

Of course. DanTex Oct 2015 #44

Sorry, she has a much worse chance of beating the GOP than does Bernie. merrily Oct 2015 #11

Well, if you really believe that, then you should vote for Bernie. DanTex Oct 2015 #13

There is no doubt that my vote belongs to me and I will use it for Bernie. merrily Oct 2015 #15

I would never issue orders about voting, simply pointing out the obvious. DanTex Oct 2015 #16

Bull puckies. This is a command: merrily Oct 2015 #19

Merely a friendly reminder. It's a little odd that Bernie supporters are so touchy about the DanTex Oct 2015 #20

Ask your English teacher if what you wrote is a command or a friendly reminder. merrily Oct 2015 #23

It was a friendly reminder. We're all progressives here, obviously we are all intending on DanTex Oct 2015 #29

You know that repeating something tediously doesn't make it any less false, right? merrily Oct 2015 #40

Strange non-sequitur. Maybe you responded to the wrong post. DanTex Oct 2015 #42

I don't like her for the presidency. Will vote for her if SammyWinstonJack Oct 2015 #102

In New Hampshire and Iowa, he is already doing better in general match ups than she is. merrily Oct 2015 #104

Yes, "vote Clinton... Or else" hughee99 Oct 2015 #22

One was Obama; the other is a mash up of DU and Senator McCarthy. merrily Oct 2015 #28

That is illogical. Lunabell Oct 2015 #74

Now that is truly illogical. You see, Bernie Sanders and Barack Obama are different people. DanTex Oct 2015 #81

Yes, Lunabell Oct 2015 #93

I don't know who "they" are. I always thought Obama was the best choice, DanTex Oct 2015 #96

I am gay and there is absolutely NOTHING that would make me support Hillary Clinton. m-lekktor Oct 2015 #8

Good for you. Most people are not that selfless. However, lucky you. Bernie has been on the correct merrily Oct 2015 #12

Decades ago, Sanders supported abolition of ALL laws singling out homosexuals. merrily Oct 2015 #10

Become the law in VT defined marriage as that between a man and a woman dsc Oct 2015 #32

You do KNOW he was not speaking that literally, right? A law that limited marriage merrily Oct 2015 #35

none dsc Oct 2015 #43

I said what Bernie did then and I said what advocacy groups were doing at the time. merrily Oct 2015 #48

His own chief of fucking staff dsc Oct 2015 #50

What reason did Sanders give? merrily Oct 2015 #53

the reason the chief of staff gave for the vote dsc Oct 2015 #95

This B JackInGreen Oct 2015 #17

Because there is always more than just one issue. Gman Oct 2015 #21

Oh Boy - Another Thread to Bash Hillary! Gamecock Lefty Oct 2015 #24

Hypothetical or not, on this issue, there's a big diff between 1992 and 2013. But, you knew that. merrily Oct 2015 #33

Very well said. Times are I can't tell if Hillary is still a Democrat. Laser102 Oct 2015 #59

We don't need hypotheticals. We have actual records. jeff47 Oct 2015 #82

Thank you, GL shenmue Oct 2015 #83

So did Obama, initially. Until he knew it was 'safe' to say otherwise. randome Oct 2015 #26

Some of us "understand politics" a little too well Fumesucker Oct 2015 #37

So Sanders is an outlier. Good on him. I mean that. randome Oct 2015 #58

Leaders ought to lead. Ed Suspicious Oct 2015 #47

But we haven't had a leader like that for a long time. randome Oct 2015 #54

no, you should vote for clinton restorefreedom Oct 2015 #27

Now that the SCOTUS is done with the issue treestar Oct 2015 #30

The SCOTUS was done with a right to privacy and abortion in the 1970s. Why is it still an issue? merrily Oct 2015 #34

It isn't treestar Oct 2015 #36

A woman's reproductive choice and right to privacy is no longer an issue? LOLOL! merrily Oct 2015 #38

Our laws aren't chiseled into stone tablets and even Ed Suspicious Oct 2015 #51

Past performance is indicative of future behavior Prism Oct 2015 #49

Forget it. You'll never understand Third Way logic. Zorra Oct 2015 #57

Dear Mr. Stupidity Evergreen Emerald Oct 2015 #60

She was against equal marriage. Said so on the floor of the Senate well after DOMA passed. merrily Oct 2015 #68

Bernie was too. Evergreen Emerald Oct 2015 #69

Bull puckies. He voted against DOMA. She supported it. merrily Oct 2015 #70

Your analysis is superficial Evergreen Emerald Oct 2015 #71

And yours is non-existent. merrily Oct 2015 #79

I do remember. They chucked lgbtq equality Warren Stupidity Oct 2015 #84

The truth is Hillary lobbied for DOMA, she advocated against lgbt rights. beam me up scottie Oct 2015 #105

Did you support and vote for this man? boston bean Oct 2015 #62

What is disingenuous is to suggest that we had other options. djean111 Oct 2015 #66

Oh, so you were willing to compromise those set in stone principles. boston bean Oct 2015 #73

You really I would support Hillary if it were not for her shifting stances on LGBT rights? djean111 Oct 2015 #75

No, believe me I never thought you would support Hillary. nt boston bean Oct 2015 #100

I did support Hillary in 2008. Blindly. Ignored the "hardworking whites" thing, djean111 Oct 2015 #103

I did whatchamacallit Oct 2015 #76

Well, I assume he voted for Obama. boston bean Oct 2015 #80

Perhaps people have evolved frylock Oct 2015 #99

The only sense I can make out of it is Warren Stupidity Oct 2015 #110

Yes. Despite his awful position on equality. Warren Stupidity Oct 2015 #85

Yes I do have a point. boston bean Oct 2015 #97

I didn't. Do you agree with what he said? Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #92

You should support Hillary Clinton because moobu2 Oct 2015 #86

let's see Robbins Oct 2015 #89

As a gay man I always appreciate when people evolve or hrmjustin Oct 2015 #90

obviously many here prefer HC the weathervane v the swami with the funny hairdo stupidicus Oct 2015 #91

No kidding! beam me up scottie Oct 2015 #109

Vote for whoever you want, but enough of the frigging melodrama emulatorloo Oct 2015 #94

Thank you! BlueCaliDem Oct 2015 #106

Vote for who ever you like in the primary upaloopa Oct 2015 #101

What's your problem? Didn't you see her bartender mea culpa on SNL last weekend? corkhead Oct 2015 #107