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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: This Presidential primary, I will vote for a woman. [View all]sabrina 1
(62,325 posts)118. That's exactly how I feel about those who say they support women actually meaning it.
I am working to end the abuses of women by our Foreign Policies all over the world. For some reason anytime I've mentioned this, certain people get very upset.
But you cannot support War for Profit AND claim to support women and minorities, it's simply not possible.
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Planners and organizers lived in Afghanistan with the protection and blessing of the government. n/t
Chan790
Nov 2015
#138
Are you familiar with Bernie's opposition to the war? Too bad Hillary didn't listen to him:
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#136
Kind of ends the debate right there, Bernie was the only adult in the room.
Elmer S. E. Dump
Nov 2015
#148
Yep, but that won't stop her from making the same claim next time this is brought up.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#149
As between him and every other Democrat in Congress who has run for President, yes.
merrily
Nov 2015
#238
Did Iraq attack us? Did Hillary vote for the Iraq War, and the Afghan War and surge?
merrily
Nov 2015
#239
Sen Sanders voted to support a Democratic President while your HRC voted to support
rhett o rick
Nov 2015
#153
So Bernie should have voted to cut off funding for our troops in the middle of a war?
think
Nov 2015
#32
Its a change from the authoritarian cons on this board's usual laughing off uncomfortable facts
LiberalLovinLug
Nov 2015
#242
Not funny. I remember local drives to raise private funds to our deployed soldiers body for armor.
Ed Suspicious
Nov 2015
#53
He could have said, "I'll not vote for a continued war but I'll vote for an orderly withdrawal." n/t
cosmicone
Nov 2015
#20
He always supports the troops, abandoning them after we send them to war is unthinkable.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#51
I want you to take this position to the American people. I would love to see how much success you
Ed Suspicious
Nov 2015
#63
Obama says he would have voted against the war and yet he voted for funding. Do you think that
Bluenorthwest
Nov 2015
#64
I already responded to these non-points. Repeating them doesn't make them more valid.
merrily
Nov 2015
#222
"Bernie has not ever voted in a way that could definitely cost him his job."
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#160
Bzzzzzt! Another fail, you can't prove your claim so you're leaving.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#175
Bernie has voted and acted and spoken in ways that risk his election and re-election lots of times.
merrily
Nov 2015
#192
He voted to equip them properly, NOT to send them there in the first place.
cherokeeprogressive
Nov 2015
#16
Hillary never speaks about all the innocent people killed in Iraq, that's for sure.
reformist2
Nov 2015
#124
'More to invest' - more to plunder, imo. Never mind the hell-hole it is now for millions. nt.
polly7
Nov 2015
#31
Does not the life of a conservative anti-abortion zealot who died in a war of choice
Autumn
Nov 2015
#61
for several select and well-connected businesses--of course once the bills come due
MisterP
Nov 2015
#84
She recently delivered the Mexican nationalized oil industry to the 1% and foreign energy
DhhD
Nov 2015
#115
Has Bernie ignored their plight? I notice several references in the end notes to the
Autumn
Nov 2015
#74
No one signs up to be endangered in unnecessary wars of opportunity. n/t
whatchamacallit
Nov 2015
#80
Only by the politician and the pundits. I was never called unpatriotic for not supporting the Iraq
Autumn
Nov 2015
#86
What's a few dozen, or perhaps 100,000 deaths between friends in the name of Political Expediency?
Indepatriot
Nov 2015
#109
Yep. One Senator declared she was casting her Pro-War vote ' with conviction'...
AzDar
Nov 2015
#111
That's exactly how I feel about those who say they support women actually meaning it.
sabrina 1
Nov 2015
#118
I'm voting for the 1000 plus women who die every year at home from intimate partner violence.
McCamy Taylor
Nov 2015
#125
I'm voting for the candidate who has been trying to lift women out of poverty for decades.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#129
What's the point of electing one who already proved she can't be trusted to fight?
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#173
I judge her based on her complete record and she is not trustworthy.
beam me up scottie
Nov 2015
#180
Speaking of poor women, minorities and single mothers in particular, how do you feel about
sabrina 1
Nov 2015
#246
The sophistry and speciousness of the replies on this thread are shameful and disgraceful.
merrily
Nov 2015
#147
How far they'll go has been evident for months. If we didn't post at all, we would not be stooping
merrily
Nov 2015
#190
No, no, no, my dear senz. I meant I don't want to discourage you or anyone else.
merrily
Nov 2015
#245
Your reply to my post 147 is a good example of what my post 147 says. Not the worst example on the
merrily
Nov 2015
#179
Gawd I love you. With every thread of yours another dozen go on my ignore list
Catherina
Nov 2015
#231