2016 Postmortem

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28. Personally - I Am Tired Of Being An Afterthought To The DNC DWS DLC Third-Way Party Establishment

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Where does a Hillary nomination lead? [View all] hootinholler Nov 2015 OP

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I'm unaware of a left teabag movement hootinholler Nov 2015 #3

Well they do call Bernie supporters "B-baggers" at that other site. beam me up scottie Nov 2015 #15

We are just another demographic artislife Nov 2015 #24

Personally - I Am Tired Of Being An Afterthought To The DNC DWS DLC Third-Way Party Establishment cantbeserious Nov 2015 #28

Yup nt artislife Nov 2015 #32

If you compare other Dems to tea partiers you're too far to the right. beam me up scottie Nov 2015 #38

Ugh! Went there ONCE. It was more than enough. I'm sure you're right about where that came from. sabrina 1 Nov 2015 #63

To victory........she beat the GOP twice decisively in Ny for the US Senate..... Historic NY Nov 2015 #2

I'm not underestimating her hootinholler Nov 2015 #6

You damn skippy I do! VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #12

you don't like socialists? wendylaroux Nov 2015 #26

I like Democrats... VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #27

so you do like Socialist Democrats.... wendylaroux Nov 2015 #34

You do understand they're not the same thing, don't you?...nt SidDithers Nov 2015 #44

this is Democratic socialists: wendylaroux Nov 2015 #62

That was before we got to see her as SoS artislife Nov 2015 #25

So what your actually saying its Obamas foreign policy Historic NY Nov 2015 #37

She would continue that policy. 840high Nov 2015 #41

Well right now John Kerry is completing the work.... Historic NY Nov 2015 #49

She won twice in a blue state, underperforming the top of the ticket both times Jim Lane Nov 2015 #59

That's akin to Alabama covering the spread against Vandy LettuceSea Nov 2015 #65

The White House. JaneyVee Nov 2015 #4

A rep from Missouri already stated the impeachment proceedings HubertHeaver Nov 2015 #5

lots of blowhards in Congress. Historic NY Nov 2015 #36

Maybe so - they would not do this 840high Nov 2015 #43

This one tipped his hand. HubertHeaver Nov 2015 #64

so if bernie is not a sore loser and tells his crowd to vote for hillary, you are saying his msongs Nov 2015 #7

Many will, but many more will continue to not vote. hootinholler Nov 2015 #9

We lose a majority of the youth vote for possibly a generation FreakinDJ Nov 2015 #20

The alienated voter- in his crowd certainly won't--they aren't Democrats and they hate parties eridani Nov 2015 #55

The White House, followed by Karma13612 Nov 2015 #8

"Vote for HRC and let the country slide right into fascism" zappaman Nov 2015 #10

lol nt BootinUp Nov 2015 #30

You've started with a highly improbable premise ... NanceGreggs Nov 2015 #11

I KNOW! hootinholler Nov 2015 #16

No votes have been cast ... NanceGreggs Nov 2015 #23

Well I calls them the way I sees them... hootinholler Nov 2015 #29

Well, that's funny ... NanceGreggs Nov 2015 #50

Someone posted here the other day if a state voted lets say for Sanders, then the superdelegates Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #13

Cannot reply to a hidden post, so I am posting jury results as a reply to the OP. merrily Nov 2015 #14

President Carson. Chan790 Nov 2015 #17

if she loses the popular vote she will lose superdelegates JI7 Nov 2015 #18

What are you talking about....??? Historic NY Nov 2015 #40

it happened in 2008 as Obama started to win some switched JI7 Nov 2015 #58

Why do you assume Hillary will not win the popular vote? charlyvi Nov 2015 #19

is there anything to show she is losing the popular vote ? JI7 Nov 2015 #21

Leads to Prez Repuke. n/t Hepburn Nov 2015 #22

I think this guy.... quickesst Nov 2015 #31

To the White House. MADem Nov 2015 #33

Nothing hootinholler Nov 2015 #35

He's nearing the end of his public life. I don't think anyone in his position would MADem Nov 2015 #51

To her inauguration mcar Nov 2015 #39

Seeing your words makes me 840high Nov 2015 #45

"invisible thumb of the superdelegates overcomes the popular vote"... SidDithers Nov 2015 #42

Such gravitas hootinholler Nov 2015 #46

'bout all your post deserved...nt SidDithers Nov 2015 #47

Magnaminity to boot! hootinholler Nov 2015 #48

Considering you are just blatantly making things up, you should be embarrassed by your post mythology Nov 2015 #66

In the end, Sanders will maybe win Vermont. The premise of the OP is incredibly silly. tritsofme Nov 2015 #52

Is this the new talking point? It leads to the White House, Rose. Metric System Nov 2015 #53

I have absolutely no idea what this means. Bleacher Creature Nov 2015 #54

People that are burning for a woman to be elected president, any woman no matter what, will brewens Nov 2015 #56

Teabaggers will have Impeachment on the table before she's ever sworn in and in_cog_ni_to Nov 2015 #57

Probably true, but the same is true of Sanders Jim Lane Nov 2015 #60

To utter mental and physical exhaustion. As a Democrat, I'd first have to work to eridani Nov 2015 #61

I don't think it's a good idea... ljm2002 Nov 2015 #67

Bernie CAN do more than Hillary Bernin4U Nov 2015 #68