Because it is small mostly White and next to Vermont (Reply #25)

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Fri Dec 11, 2015, 05:54 PM

upaloopa (11,417 posts)

25. Because it is small mostly White and next to Vermont

What is careful now mean?

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45 replies	Author	Time	Post
Who should pick presidents? Party leadership or the people? [View all]	PoliticalMalcontent	Dec 2015	OP
I always count who has the most endorsements and vote accordingly, dont you?	reformist2	Dec 2015	#1
Haha. No. But I believe it shows the party as unified with the goal of getting one person elected.	PoliticalMalcontent	Dec 2015	#3
hilllaryous!	artislife	Dec 2015	#39
LOL	jwirr	Dec 2015	#41
The Constitution says Electors--ay, that's the rub.	merrily	Dec 2015	#2
Just got an email from Democracy for America - I voted in their online poll. For Bernie.	djean111	Dec 2015	#4
All three candidates are soliciting via the DFA poll.	MeNMyVolt	Dec 2015	#8
I will do as I please. Stop giving orders.	djean111	Dec 2015	#11
You consistently post anti-democratic party thoughts all the time.	MeNMyVolt	Dec 2015	#13
Living here in Florida, and seeing DWS back her GOP buddies has given me a pretty good idea	djean111	Dec 2015	#17
Jean, I've been reading posts here since '03. Check my profile.	MeNMyVolt	Dec 2015	#21
Currently, the party is oozing to the Right. You know that.	djean111	Dec 2015	#24
I have lived in fla all my live and DWS is not stopping any liberals from doing anything	FloridaBlues	Dec 2015	#28
So the story that she supported to R candidates against	jwirr	Dec 2015	#42
It's a computer program for raising money	upaloopa	Dec 2015	#27
The Party is behaving in an "anti-Democratic Way".	bvar22	Dec 2015	#31
They don't like it that you have a mind of your own.	artislife	Dec 2015	#40
if the rnc brokjers their convention	DonCoquixote	Dec 2015	#5
I do think the parliamentary system is superior to the US Constitution.	Cali_Democrat	Dec 2015	#37
Denial is not a river in Egypt	upaloopa	Dec 2015	#6
How do you explain why Bernie is leading in NH? Careful, now...	reformist2	Dec 2015	#10
1.3 M (0.4% of the US population) is "some people"...just not a lot.	brooklynite	Dec 2015	#14
So we're going with the "deny the premise" option. Very well. We'll discuss this again in Feb.	reformist2	Dec 2015	#16
Indeed we will...FWIW, I give him a 40% chance of winning NH...	brooklynite	Dec 2015	#19
Because it is small mostly White and next to Vermont	upaloopa	Dec 2015	#25
Well, America is mostly white. And "close to Vermont" implies something...	reformist2	Dec 2015	#26
The Establishment Democrats-	ruffburr	Dec 2015	#7
12 step programs teach you not to "should on yourself" because it is messy	randys1	Dec 2015	#9
I was under the impression we had Primary elections next year...were they cancelled?	brooklynite	Dec 2015	#12
My disappointment stems from so many endorsements coming before the first debate.	PoliticalMalcontent	Dec 2015	#15
Hmm... how could a US Senator know anything about another former US Senator and a former SOS???	brooklynite	Dec 2015	#18
Bernie is not very popular in Washington	upaloopa	Dec 2015	#29
Obviously the people and so the person who wins the most primaries and caucuses	book_worm	Dec 2015	#20
Does the lack of debates compared to 2008 concern you? It does me, regardless of choice of candidate	PoliticalMalcontent	Dec 2015	#22
20+ debates is too many.	BlueCheese	Dec 2015	#34
The People	Angry Dragon	Dec 2015	#23
First, the DNC committee and Chairperson should be selected by a Democrat and this has happened.	Thinkingabout	Dec 2015	#30
More debates is better on principle. I want people to be informed regardless of who they choose.	PoliticalMalcontent	Dec 2015	#32
Yes, some would like to see a Clown Car, I do not see any reason to compete with	Thinkingabout	Dec 2015	#35
You're right. We should just fall in line and vote Hillary because she was chosen by party leaders.	PoliticalMalcontent	Dec 2015	#36
No, she is running as a candidate in the DNC and if she gets the major amount of	Thinkingabout	Dec 2015	#43
Your question is more properly, "Who should pick party nominees?"	BlueCheese	Dec 2015	#33
Duly noted.	PoliticalMalcontent	Dec 2015	#38
Me. Nt	NCTraveler	Dec 2015	#44
Scoop Jackson and Jeane Kirkpatrick's faction of the Dems started out in 1972 after they said that	MisterP	Dec 2015	#45

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