2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I don't think I want your revolution [View all]tecelote
(5,122 posts)The OP basically says, I've seen it all before and it didn't work. Time to settle.
Then there's:
"In 2015 the way to begin to go down that path is to nominate someone for president who can bring together voters from the whole spectrum of our party not just the left. It will take that to win the White House, gain seats in Congress and to put a liberal Supreme Court in place. "
Hillary is polarizing. She can not claim to have any better chance than Bernie at getting bi-partisan support. If anything, Bernie's message crosses party lines much more than Hillary's.
Finally, there's this:
Clinton Sheds Progressive Façade with Bold Rightward Lurch
http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=830856
We need a revolution before WWIII and Climate Change force it upon us.
It may not have happened yet but that is no reason to give up and go back to the status quo.