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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I felt a personal sense of betrayal by Hillary's IWR vote. [View all]rhett o rick
(55,981 posts)45. I agree exactly and that's why I am voting for Sen Sanders. He has a better chance of
defeating the Republicons. Voting for HRC in the primary will be putting a Republicon in the WH.
I felt a personal sense of betrayal by the Democratic Elites of our Party who in 2000 let a Republicon take control of the WH. They had the audacity to run another DLC Democrat when the people were tired of the Clinton/Gore "years".
So what does the Democratic Party Elites* want to do in 2016? The same damn thing they did in 2000, but they won't have Ralph Nader to use as a scapegoat for their terrible decision.
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It amazes me that anyone wouldn't see that vote as a serious betrayal of Democratic principles.
Live and Learn
Nov 2015
#7
Hillary is a product of her environment, Morphing is what we taught her to do, she'll no doubt
orpupilofnature57
Nov 2015
#3
Biden wasn't running for President. I wouldn't support him today either. nt
Live and Learn
Nov 2015
#10
I shouldn't think so. We all spent years defending her so the betrayal hurt all the more. nt
Live and Learn
Nov 2015
#33
I felt betrayed by every prominent Dem who voted for the IWR, but especially John Kerry
Martin Eden
Nov 2015
#28
I agree exactly and that's why I am voting for Sen Sanders. He has a better chance of
rhett o rick
Nov 2015
#45