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2016 Postmortem

enid602

(8,605 posts)

10. grief

Reply to upaloopa (Original post)

Mon Nov 23, 2015, 03:54 PM

Nov 2015

Pro Hill 100%. That said, I do think we need to be proactive and arrange for the mental health professionals and grief councilors that will be needed when Bernie is trounced.

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I'd like to hear from all the Hillary supporters [View all] upaloopa Nov 2015 OP

Hillary then, now, and forever northoftheborder Nov 2015 #1

Lol, that is funny. Some people actually believe it i bet. nt Logical Nov 2015 #2

That sounds like something I used to recite in church Art_from_Ark Nov 2015 #32

HRC #1, M'OM #2. Rabid supporter of PBO in '08 and '12 nt MeNMyVolt Nov 2015 #3

I have been swayed by all the charming campaigning for Bernie here at DU. Buzz Clik Nov 2015 #4

Yep angrychair Nov 2015 #15

If you allowed someone to call you any one of those names on this board, it is on you. Buzz Clik Nov 2015 #16

For the context and clarity angrychair Nov 2015 #19

Remember this? quickesst Nov 2015 #28

LOL. Several of DU's most conservative posters have been dissuaded from supporting Bernie! nt Romulox Nov 2015 #21

Case. In. Point. Buzz Clik Nov 2015 #22

Post removed Post removed Nov 2015 #23

FYI Cha Nov 2015 #30

Not switching to Bernie. NurseJackie Nov 2015 #5

Clinton currently heads my talley sheet of policy positions and election factors by a considerable Agnosticsherbet Nov 2015 #6

Is this like a rubik's cube puzzle? randys1 Nov 2015 #7

If Bernie were polling well above all the leading GOP candidates Hortensis Nov 2015 #8

Those numbers include a lot of leaners: Jarqui Nov 2015 #9

It's a little late to make up a 30 point deficit upaloopa Nov 2015 #12

That's not the gist of what Nate said Jarqui Nov 2015 #13

grief enid602 Nov 2015 #10

I will vote for Hillary Clinton in the primary Tarc Nov 2015 #11

Since I'm already considered redstateblues Nov 2015 #14

If Hillary had to drop out BootinUp Nov 2015 #17

If that happened, they would draft Biden at the convention. leftofcool Nov 2015 #25

Sanders has a lot of cross-over appeal. Betty Karlson Nov 2015 #34

Sure, the one with 52% disapproval is the surest bet. Dawgs Nov 2015 #39

there are also the indys/young conservatives to consider restorefreedom Nov 2015 #18

Shhh... You are spoiling the dream of the inevitable St Hillary of Walmart. eom Betty Karlson Nov 2015 #35

ok, i'll whisper........shhhhhh........ nt restorefreedom Nov 2015 #37

If the GOP ad machine really got cranked up against Sanders his poll numbers would Persondem Nov 2015 #20

Nope, not switching. I'd rather start a new draft Biden movement. leftofcool Nov 2015 #24

Me too. I do NOT want a Republican in the White House! SunSeeker Nov 2015 #29

I will very likely vote for Clinton as best candidate; but it's hard to discount someone polling 30% Hoyt Nov 2015 #26

Worms or salmon eggs? madamesilverspurs Nov 2015 #27

Not me MaggieD Nov 2015 #31

No bravenak Nov 2015 #33

I've been a Hillary suporter since she was first lady. Beacool Nov 2015 #36

Don't worry, they'll switch to Bernie when he wins the Nomination berni_mccoy Nov 2015 #38

Only way I will switch to Bernie is if he wins the nomination. MoonRiver Nov 2015 #40