If you think Republicans, who control both Houses, will work with Hillary better than they will work (Reply #10)

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Thu Nov 12, 2015, 09:47 PM

merrily (45,251 posts)

10. If you think Republicans, who control both Houses, will work with Hillary better than they will work

with Sanders, think again. She was disrespectful, which people with gifs in their posts seem to think was funny for a Presidential hopeful who may have to work with these people; and she very recently Republicans the enemy of which she is most proud. Besides, they've hated her for years.

They have a lot more respect for Sanders. http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251715777

And, unlike Hillary Sanders has a track record of working across the aisle in an exemplary manner. http://www.democraticunderground.com/128027637

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31 replies	Author	Time	Post
Poll Shows Hillary Clinton Is Seen as More Likely Than Bernie Sanders to Be Effective [View all]	SecularMotion	Nov 2015	OP
Change?	HassleCat	Nov 2015	#1
A socialist afraid of change from the administration of a New Democrat? Interesting!	merrily	Nov 2015	#2
Foreign policy would be one example	HassleCat	Nov 2015	#6
Actually, she just said she will not be more aggressive than Obama. So, you're fearful of change in	merrily	Nov 2015	#9
I can see more change with Clinton than Sanders. Clinton is getting lots of endorsements from	Thinkingabout	Nov 2015	#3
If you think Republicans, who control both Houses, will work with Hillary better than they will work	merrily	Nov 2015	#10
Did I say anything about the Republicans? It just might be possible the Republican congressional	Thinkingabout	Nov 2015	#15
she will never have the chance to prove it , if nominated	bowens43	Nov 2015	#4
'Her party’s primary voters expect Mrs. Clinton to be their eventual nominee by more than a 4-to-1..	riversedge	Nov 2015	#7
Her party’s primary voters expect Mrs. Clinton to be their eventual nominee by more than a 4-to-1.	frylock	Nov 2015	#12
I bet. She and the Republicans will dole out shit sandwiches so fast it'll make your head spin.	Scuba	Nov 2015	#5
No question about it by the polling and endorsements she's receiving	FloridaBlues	Nov 2015	#8
Just like this time 2008! Fun fact: Kerry was barely a blip on the screen one month before Iowa.	merrily	Nov 2015	#11
That's because most people don't know that Bernie has a good record of actually getting things done	jfern	Nov 2015	#13
Are you talking about a lot of things actually done as in three bills he sponsored getting passed in	Thinkingabout	Nov 2015	#17
He's gotten a lot more done than that	jfern	Nov 2015	#18
Then he needs to find a way to rewrite the voting and sponsor record of Congress.	Thinkingabout	Nov 2015	#20
That doesn't even count companion bills, let alone amendments	jfern	Nov 2015	#22
I gave his record, tell the record keepers they are wrong.	Thinkingabout	Nov 2015	#25
Hillary doesn't have any accomplishments either under that metric	jfern	Nov 2015	#27
Had the same in 8 years, ratio was much better.	Thinkingabout	Nov 2015	#28
It's a lot harder to get a bill signed into law as a Representative	jfern	Nov 2015	#29
They know she is a much harder worker with a much greater scope of influence	LuvLoogie	Nov 2015	#14
Effective At What ??? - Greasing The Skids For The 1% ???	WillyT	Nov 2015	#16
No, actually helping citizens of the US. The 1% do not need her help.	Thinkingabout	Nov 2015	#19
This is one of the most outlandish notions	Trajan	Nov 2015	#21
I don't want her to be effective	Doctor_J	Nov 2015	#23
Huummmm, yes you are right, she has voted less times for military action than	Thinkingabout	Nov 2015	#30
Good news. Thank you for posting K&R nt.	Persondem	Nov 2015	#24
Like Bill was so effective when he reformed welfare for the	jwirr	Nov 2015	#26
Bill Clinton did not repeal Glass Stegall, he signed a veto proof bill.	Thinkingabout	Nov 2015	#31

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