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2016 Postmortem

madfloridian

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4. Most everyone I talk to around here are Republicans.

Reply to 99th_Monkey (Reply #3)

Sun Nov 22, 2015, 01:33 AM

Nov 2015

I have learned not to bring up politics, but I still have managed to hear 4 Republicans around here talk about how much they like Bernie. Would they vote for him? Don't know. But they don't like Hillary.

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Bernie on creating a caring nation. And me on the harm of the inevitabiity aura. [View all] madfloridian Nov 2015 OP

I think that if the Republicans didn't have a cavalcade of contemptible clowns campaigning.. aidbo Nov 2015 #1

Don't think Jeb! is looking very inevitable right now. madfloridian Nov 2015 #2

John Ellis Bush the evitable! aidbo Nov 2015 #5

He was next in the dynasty for sure. Then probably George P. madfloridian Nov 2015 #22

Bernie appeals to our basic humanity and interdependence, not baser instincts of greed & avarice. 99th_Monkey Nov 2015 #3

Most everyone I talk to around here are Republicans. madfloridian Nov 2015 #4

republicans around here have really warmed to Bernie Rosa Luxemburg Nov 2015 #33

Good point about spelling it out. How long since someone has done that? madfloridian Nov 2015 #42

Bernie appeals to people's better nature. Doesn't matter whether they are Repubs, Libertarians, sabrina 1 Nov 2015 #6

...^ that 840high Nov 2015 #7

And those around my area see it, surprisingly. madfloridian Nov 2015 #8

Basic humanity and interdependence LWolf Nov 2015 #18

We have gotten so far away from it since the DLC declared... madfloridian Nov 2015 #21

Yes. LWolf Nov 2015 #26

It meant essentially shoving most party members to the side... madfloridian Nov 2015 #31

Absolutely. This is why I think Hillary's pitch to "lower tax on the middle class" is pathetic 99th_Monkey Nov 2015 #27

Tax cuts. Shades of Ronald Reagan. LWolf Nov 2015 #29

I'm with you, MadFloridian. I cannot vote for Hillary Clinton. JDPriestly Nov 2015 #9

K&R nt Live and Learn Nov 2015 #10

I think this can be blamed on the polls passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #11

That is the goal of the polls imo...to make us look like a minority. madfloridian Nov 2015 #34

I see Third Way as very conservative, not moderate. Enthusiast Nov 2015 #37

Yes, I agree with you. passiveporcupine Nov 2015 #38

Kick and R BeanMusical Nov 2015 #12

Up until 6 months ago Sen. David Vitter was dae Nov 2015 #13

From your keyboard to the electorate. GoneOffShore Nov 2015 #23

I'm nitpicking, but.. aidbo Nov 2015 #30

I was trying to avoid his 3 laws since the up and down was dae Nov 2015 #39

“the largest peacetime expansion of government in modern American history,” Spitfire of ATJ Nov 2015 #14

Perhaps they're referring to "declared" war? madfloridian Nov 2015 #35

Perhaps the Wall Street Journal knows it's a show. Spitfire of ATJ Nov 2015 #36

Huge K&R mad. stillwaiting Nov 2015 #15

I have noticed. madfloridian Nov 2015 #28

This pretty much sums it up for me. Kentonio Nov 2015 #16

I think Hillary has finally understood that.. DianeK Nov 2015 #17

My fear is... madfloridian Nov 2015 #19

fortunately Sanders knows the stats on how well we've been "kept safe" (and that it MisterP Nov 2015 #25

Kick FloriTexan Nov 2015 #20

Thanks. madfloridian Nov 2015 #41

"People should hesitate before implying that Bernie Sanders and his supporters are not Democrats." jtuck004 Nov 2015 #24

Very Good!!! LiberalArkie Nov 2015 #32

...... madfloridian Nov 2015 #40