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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: The DNC Screwed Hillary — Now Get Ready For A Bernie Sanders Earthquake - Salon [View all]Spitfire of ATJ
(32,723 posts)58. "because these people aren’t nearly as smart as they think, this almost always backfires... "
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The DNC Screwed Hillary — Now Get Ready For A Bernie Sanders Earthquake - Salon [View all]
WillyT
Oct 2015
OP
People are sick of Politics-As-Usual and the games that politicians play.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Oct 2015
#1
Thanks, and the alert is a perfect example how stupid this is now. Disagree with
randys1
Oct 2015
#79
No. I agree with Twain and I think his statement is appropriate to the discussion.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Oct 2015
#74
You appear to be saying that as an insult, but it isn't. The TeaParty grassroots people
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#13
Your attempts to distort what I say is telling. You are apparently not able to address
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#24
THIS is what scares me and should scare all liberals. Are you as willing as you seem to be to
randys1
Oct 2015
#33
Our founders decided that they didn't want to fight for small changes, they
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#65
Social issues are very important to me. I don't think we will get much social justice
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#104
That is a False choice. We ain't choosing between HRC and a GOP stooge it is HRC or SANDERS
Vincardog
Oct 2015
#87
Exactly. And that's why they fabricated the faux social justice vs. economic justice outrage.
cui bono
Oct 2015
#106
It's interesting who call themselves liberal. As you put it, they think that if they are for
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#108
Wow, that's very tough of you. But be aware, while you are doing that, Goldman-Sachs
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#109
The 1% Oligarchy wants us to fight among ourselves, but they are the problem. nm
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#67
Those in the Tea Party you are mentioning are not the grass-roots. Those you are describing are
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#148
I am not arguing any of that. We've gotten away from what I said, probably because
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#150
I hear it lot from Democrats. They are not happy with the Third Way takeover of their party.
sabrina 1
Oct 2015
#92
You cannot be President and not be a politician: It takes good politician to win!
lewebley3
Oct 2015
#8
Opinions do differ. I would rather have someone right off the street even with no qualifications if
Enthusiast
Oct 2015
#84
Even if you are correct that she is the most "qualified", that doesn't mean she will
rhett o rick
Oct 2015
#17
Hillary is whatever the polls want her to be. I wouldn't call that a breath of fresh air, I would
Autumn
Oct 2015
#62
No, the job of the president is to serve the people. Your views sound very much
jtuck004
Oct 2015
#159
Politician is a person who brings people together: That is a person serving the people:
lewebley3
Oct 2015
#160
She has surrounded herself with sycophants and ass kissers who only tell her what she wants to hear
tularetom
Oct 2015
#21
The RW has indeed convinced the general public that public goods are socialist, that is "bad"
eridani
Oct 2015
#161
Earthquake, guess this is a new look on the outcome, I will have to bookmark this one.
Thinkingabout
Oct 2015
#36
There ya go! Four out of the five candidates wanted MORE DEBATES. The 5th...wait for it
in_cog_ni_to
Oct 2015
#50
This is a great article that really sums up the difference between the two leading candidates.
BernieFan57
Oct 2015
#51
a big issue is that the more Clinton's side uses its levers of party power the more it backfires
MisterP
Oct 2015
#55
"because these people aren’t nearly as smart as they think, this almost always backfires... "
Spitfire of ATJ
Oct 2015
#58
Now a 15-20 point lead is "barely" leading apparently. Yeah, no agenda there... nt
Adrahil
Oct 2015
#60
The hill shills love to ignore that she is trailing in the first two contests and losing ground
morningfog
Oct 2015
#63
What is he complaining about? Sanders has made no discernible effort to join the party.
ucrdem
Oct 2015
#66
Go ahead, ignore the fact that Bernie will defeat Clinton soundly enough that everyone notices
We Want Bernie
Oct 2015
#110
Bernie suggested the Democrats debate the Republicans during primary season
ALBliberal
Oct 2015
#112