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2016 Postmortem

Duckhunter935

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3. good to know we do not need

Reply to RBInMaine (Original post)

Tue Nov 10, 2015, 07:19 PM

Nov 2015

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Hillary Clinton is the OVERWHELMING favorite in the party and will win the nomination handily. [View all] RBInMaine Nov 2015 OP

Said it before and will say it again. You have spunk. Nt NCTraveler Nov 2015 #1

Dont say COULD NEVER WIN THE GE, this works for the GOP and not for us. randys1 Nov 2015 #2

I think he could win ... any Democrat could win NurseJackie Nov 2015 #4

I appreciate that you are being consistent with your admonishments 99th_Monkey Nov 2015 #6

good to know we do not need Duckhunter935 Nov 2015 #3

The primaries are necessary NurseJackie Nov 2015 #11

Not what the OP is pushing Duckhunter935 Nov 2015 #12

I know. I was agreeing with you. NurseJackie Nov 2015 #15

Thanks Duckhunter935 Nov 2015 #17

Since Biden officially backed out and the polls Roadhouse Mixer Nov 2015 #5

Excellent post. Welcome to DU. oasis Nov 2015 #26

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If she's as much of a shoo-in as you claim, there's no point in telling us over winter is coming Nov 2015 #7

You keep repeating that like you're trying to convince yourself. 99Forever Nov 2015 #8

Bumper stickers, yard signs and t-shirts say different. tecelote Nov 2015 #9

I never count my chickies till hatched and will canvas hard in my state. But no doubt Hillary has riversedge Nov 2015 #10

she's the overwhelming favorite Warren DeMontague Nov 2015 #13

And just as handily lose the general. Hepburn Nov 2015 #14

The snowball has started rolling ... Go Hillary!!! n/t cosmicone Nov 2015 #16

I'll take those odds. Hiraeth Nov 2015 #18

Oh, but she has "an enthusiasm problem" as some people say. Cha Nov 2015 #19

She will make up for this. Bank on it. She will rip each Christie statement to shreds and look kelliekat44 Nov 2015 #21

Agree, kellie! Cha Nov 2015 #23

I just keep thinking of this with the now solidarity being shown in sig lines. "I got the sucker" NCTraveler Nov 2015 #35

Overwhelming Fred75 Nov 2015 #20

I think Hillary folk are in for a huge disappointment, again. 2008 redux. peacebird Nov 2015 #27

That's nice. frylock Nov 2015 #22

Most admired woman in the US 17 times. McCamy Taylor Nov 2015 #24

Which has absolutely nothing to do with being a president. djean111 Nov 2015 #29

538 has been epically wrong this primary jfern Nov 2015 #25

No MATTER how MANY times YOU yell AT US in CAPS, we ARE GOING to KEEP SUPPORTING BERNIE. djean111 Nov 2015 #28

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Pure evil? LOL, you sound liek my wingnut father-in-law! nt Adrahil Nov 2015 #32

"Pure evil"? Recursion Nov 2015 #39

Jesus, some of you have lost all sense sufrommich Nov 2015 #41

Hyperbole is not an effective campaign strategy. MineralMan Nov 2015 #42

Sanders would put Arizona in play, Clinton would not. Betty Karlson Nov 2015 #31

How so because the numbers from 08 & 12 don't seem to have changed by much. Historic NY Nov 2015 #34

Predictwise has Clinton at 91% to be the Democratic nominee Gothmog Nov 2015 #36

A lot can happen in two months. morningfog Nov 2015 #37

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Numbers don't lie, do they? randome Nov 2015 #40