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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: The female vote is going overwhelmingly to Hillary Clinton --- Hillary 69% Bernie 22% [View all]djean111
(14,255 posts)90. At my age (69), I doubt if I have any real acquaintances who would vote for Hillary merely because
she is a woman. That, to me, is not what feminism is about.
Hillary hate - pretty much everyone I ask says they do not like Hillary. They may not know much about Bernie, but they do know that they do not like Hillary.
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The female vote is going overwhelmingly to Hillary Clinton --- Hillary 69% Bernie 22% [View all]
Cali_Democrat
Nov 2015
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And by temporary nothingness, it means that minority issues will sit on the
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2015
#68
She has no "the buck stops here" executive experience and spent relatively few years in Congress.
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#174
Neither did President Obama. I'll take Secretary of State over Mayor of Burlington, VT
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#183
No. President did not have that kind of experience. He never ran a business or much of anything.
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#184
President Obama has done an excellent job in many respects, but he would have done a lot
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#186
Actually, while she did policy work and networked on SCHIP, Ted Kennedy got it through Congress.
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#176
Actually, Ted Kennedy said CHIP would not be in existence without Hillary pushing for it.
SunSeeker
Nov 2015
#180
Exactly, Amimnoch. Some would rather have promises promises than an actual histiory of
Cha
Nov 2015
#156
Who pays that percentage? Everybody? Won't happen. Have you looked at the House and Senate?
bravenak
Nov 2015
#115
Single payer is cheaper than the system we have now. Has been in every country that has
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#171
Not all who cannot afford health insurance are on Medicaid. If they are low income, low enough
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#177
Why? I see lots of polls at your link where she is either ahead or they're tied -- within the MoE.
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#112
Which is sad and shows the ignorance and lack of understanding or the issues of many voters.
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#36
Are you calling blacks, women, hispanics, ignorant for choosing a candidate that you do not like?
bravenak
Nov 2015
#38
doubtful. I'd say that they hate single-payer, love warmongering and the TPP,
stupidicus
Nov 2015
#41
Maybe it is this: Inequality. Women want Equality; not necessarily a weathtly woman above them.
DhhD
Nov 2015
#72
Maybe they are not interested in jumping ship from hillary because they see nothing to jump for
bravenak
Nov 2015
#86
I never am swayed to the side of the person trash talking me. I move the other direction like most
bravenak
Nov 2015
#98
Why would I need YOU to educate me? What gives you the impression that your help is wanted
bravenak
Nov 2015
#125
They dispute your interpretation of her record or her potential. And they would dispute
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#95
I don't think the minor policy differences between Hillary and Bernie are important.
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#153
As I said, the gulf between the Congress and the Dem candidates is vast compared
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#161
She and Bernie BOTH oppose the TPP. So its ridiculous to say she's "inarguably closer to them"
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#163
only in the mind of a dedicated Hillarian does BS unqualified opposition to the TPP
stupidicus
Nov 2015
#211
Only in the mind of a Hillary hater does her position AGAINST the TPP put her "inarguably closer"
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#216
I know which side is respectful to black people. That matters more than the rest of it.
bravenak
Nov 2015
#51
What are the Official Democratic Platforms of the Georgia Five? How many of them represent
DhhD
Nov 2015
#100
You have given permission for others to provide the Georgia Five Official Platforms. Accepted.
DhhD
Nov 2015
#108
You are saying that people you encounter who agree with YOU really understand the issues.
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#88
They always do that. It's their Go To excuse for why bernie just doesn't cut it with so many
Cha
Nov 2015
#157
It's the Obtuse/Abuse Strategy. There will be volumes written on where bernie went wrong. This
Cha
Nov 2015
#190
I took your dare and asked Bernie and Hillary supporters the questions in this post:
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#166
Because we don't feel the need. Our candidate is winning, and by a lot. nt
stevenleser
Nov 2015
#224
Way to condescend to women and minority voters. Great white and man-splainning. n/t
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#83
Compare the answers of Hillary and Bernie supporters to my issues questions here.
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#165
I have yet to get a solid explanation from anyone other than Bainsbane as to why they prefer
JDPriestly
Nov 2015
#170
Women know how mauch harder a woman has to work to compete with their male counterpart
Sheepshank
Nov 2015
#5
On another thread someone said that the bulk of Hillary's supporters are "low information voters".
Beacool
Nov 2015
#128
How did you read the article if it wasn't written, now how about the truth for a change?
Thinkingabout
Nov 2015
#120
Clinton is winning the female vote 53% to 29% in NBC's poll out today:
Attorney in Texas
Nov 2015
#19
PPP uses a novel methodology that almost no other pollster gives any credence. It's still data, but
Attorney in Texas
Nov 2015
#37
PPP was the most accurate pollster during the last presidential election cycle.
Cali_Democrat
Nov 2015
#29
It would be good if we could have a resonable discussion about the data
Agnosticsherbet
Nov 2015
#27
At my age (69), I doubt if I have any real acquaintances who would vote for Hillary merely because
djean111
Nov 2015
#90
+ a million. And your voice is one of an endless sea of people (including Sanders supporters) that
Number23
Nov 2015
#64
Then those women have a very poor grasp of which candidate would really do them some good
FiveGoodMen
Nov 2015
#40
Another PPP poll, only with 80% of land lines and 20% internent use this time
d_legendary1
Nov 2015
#69
Sanders will never overcome the strong pull of women voting for strong, intelligent woman.
riversedge
Nov 2015
#149
Maybe the elephant in the room is the other candidate who wasn't even a Democrat until recently.
Beacool
Nov 2015
#182
Didn't realize the votes had already been tallied. How many primaries has she won?
Martin Eden
Nov 2015
#135
And yet when some of us said her gender would immensely help her get elected,
Doctor_J
Nov 2015
#160
This isn't evidence that they do. Women AND African Americans AND Latino Americans
pnwmom
Nov 2015
#169
They don't, otherwise Carly Fiorina would be polling at over 50% instead of 5%. nt
SunSeeker
Nov 2015
#181
Elizabeth Warren hasn't endorsed Bernie yet! At least she would be one more woman...
Walk away
Nov 2015
#209
PPP was the most accurate pollster during the last presidential election cycle
Cali_Democrat
Nov 2015
#229