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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Hillary Clinton: Regulate Wall Street and the Terrorists Win [View all]nashville_brook
(20,958 posts)151. i still think she has a good chance of being president -- all the more reason
to be aware of these tendencies.
i mean -- having lived thru Reagan and Bush, i'm not so deluded as to think that an R couldn't "possibly" win. it's possible. but whoever we nominate, we can get them elected with enough elbow grease on our ground game.
i think this actually puts more onus on the party to assuage the left of their loyalty to Sanders should he win the primaries. will they put all their assets in play to bring the whole ground game? or are they only interested in using those assets for HRC?
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actually, it's quite different. i wish clinton could deliver something of value for the party
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#71
sez the poster with 10 years LESS on this board than i, and 4 hidden posts :)
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#86
Take to to the next level: Claim dissing the banks is against the party too.
Spitfire of ATJ
Nov 2015
#55
Wrong. It's standing up to the big money who side you apparently like. It's time to throw
rhett o rick
Nov 2015
#87
As if having a candidate that is against regulating and breaking up fraudulent banks..
raindaddy
Nov 2015
#134
i remember the first time in high school that students assembled for a "pep rally"
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#19
the point is to empty out politics: you don't support a candidate for their policies, you support
MisterP
Nov 2015
#52
hey, it's how any good cult works: they have to run off cliches rather than reality, after all
MisterP
Nov 2015
#73
we should just be highly suspicious of anyone who wants us to hotwire the amygdala :)
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#157
There was a teacher in my high school who got himself into all sorts of trouble
dflprincess
Nov 2015
#59
i actually picked it b/c i liked her expression and thought she looked much younger and more
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#110
It sure beats the one gif where she's looking smug and brushing off her shoulder...
AlbertCat
Nov 2015
#144
There was a secondary, somewhat subtle strategy that Hillary deployed against Bernie
FlatBaroque
Nov 2015
#6
Very Well Summarized - From The Preceding Insight - Not A Surprise - Regrettably
cantbeserious
Nov 2015
#61
this was in incredibly bad faith. no one believes children of privilege go to public schools
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#84
Lets talk about how bernies MIC coziness and his profit before people.
misterhighwasted
Nov 2015
#78
The wealthy politicians could resolve their whole problem by pretending to be someone else
LiberalArkie
Nov 2015
#25
She borrowed that line from the GOP. OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!! Does she think the 99% are the terrorists?!
Dont call me Shirley
Nov 2015
#35
just shouting about identity doesn't work for me anymore -- i have to see candidates actually doing
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#74
i can't believe that during the big week of NATIONAL Fight for $15 strikes, HRC thought $12 was
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#75
Frankly after last night think she's made sure whoever wins on the Right will get the Presidency
PatrynXX
Nov 2015
#48
"There’s “winning ugly,” and then there’s becoming so ugly that you deserve to lose. This might be
kath
Nov 2015
#63
At some point I expect her to say, "I support Wall Street and their isn't anything you can do
rhett o rick
Nov 2015
#67
Giuliani is exactly who I thought of when she invoked 9/11 as a defense for her taking huge
sabrina 1
Nov 2015
#77
Yeah I found it strange that she would invoke 9/11 and women donors when asked about her
d_legendary1
Nov 2015
#81
i bet there was the notion that the Paris attacks would stoke anti-terrorism sentiment
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#117
If billionaires, hedge fund managers and Wall Street bankers gave money away just because....
AlbertCat
Nov 2015
#138
Agree. They invest their billions in the political process to guarantee that we
rhett o rick
Nov 2015
#146
i still think she has a good chance of being president -- all the more reason
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#151
yep, you're right - i'm in FL and have seen way too many cycles of neoliberal Dems losing
nashville_brook
Nov 2015
#163
Yup. Pretty much what she said, invoking 9/11 to defend her ass from attacks on rich donors.
EEO
Nov 2015
#153
Not only does the OP make up stuff of what she Thinks Hilllary is thinking, but invokes the Paris
riversedge
Nov 2015
#160