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quoddy woman

(38 posts)
37. battle test this
Sat Dec 26, 2015, 12:03 PM
Dec 2015

When you get to be 70 +,are healthy enough to keep a grueling schedule,and still have your wits about you, you have been battle tested and then some.
The GOP can and will go after Clinton and it will be vile. They always overplay their hand and the disgust that so many of us are feeling, will do them in. I don't think they know what to make of Bernie so they will divert attention,and fear monger.

Bernie is not viable in general election Gothmog Dec 2015 #1
Independents, Republican cross over appeal, first time voters and discouraged voters. tazkcmo Dec 2015 #2
Excellent point. A conveniently overlooked excellent point. Enthusiast Dec 2015 #35
Not true. She would win Independents 43 to 36 against Trump. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #62
Women will vote for Clinton. I expect many former GOP women, women who pnwmom Dec 2015 #152
personally, i do not know any women voting for hillary ~ hopemountain Dec 2015 #182
I'm a woman. I won't vote for her. Hun Joro Dec 2015 #184
One of my young relatives lives in San Francisco pnwmom Dec 2015 #185
Must be isolated pockets nt Plucketeer Dec 2015 #195
Woman will vote for hillary yikes1 Dec 2015 #211
Well, his viability in the primary certainly seems to disprove your assertion Android3.14 Dec 2015 #3
She has very few, We the People donors. Many are angry that a 1%er would contact them by email DhhD Dec 2015 #47
How? Sanders is being given a 6% chance of being the nominee Gothmog Dec 2015 #92
That 6% is for being the nominee, not for winning the GE Android3.14 Dec 2015 #94
We are in the primary process and you are free to vote for who you want for any reason you want Gothmog Dec 2015 #98
Your logic is incorrect, and therefore a bad strategy Android3.14 Dec 2015 #99
You are wrong Gothmog Dec 2015 #106
The data shows Sanders can win the GE better than Clinton Android3.14 Dec 2015 #121
Can you explain how Sanders is viable in a general election contest? Gothmog Dec 2015 #133
Bad data, bad assumptions. Android3.14 Dec 2015 #137
But Clinton will have super pacs and other support in the general election Gothmog Dec 2015 #145
Money does not win campaigns Android3.14 Dec 2015 #148
Assuming there is any GOP fundraising. The Golden One Dec 2015 #153
The Koch brothers wrote off 2016 The Golden One Dec 2015 #151
All the polls say you are wrong. bvar22 Dec 2015 #123
If you really believe this, then vote for Sanders Gothmog Dec 2015 #131
What is "adequated" financing? Some kind of magic that someone is "blessing" Clinton with? cascadiance Dec 2015 #147
How do you know Bernie won't raise enough money for the GE? Bernblu Dec 2015 #198
President Obama had the best fundraising machine in history and he needed a super pac Gothmog Dec 2015 #212
add +1 to the "Bernie is unelectable" meme counter. nt antigop Dec 2015 #213
Meh - it also had Jeb winning the GOP nomination in August. Fawke Em Dec 2015 #112
And today, Predictwise has Jeb! at 10% Gothmog Dec 2015 #115
And you're gonna vote for Bernie when he's the nominee, right? Fawke Em Dec 2015 #208
While money is an issue, his greatly increased publicity will garner a lot more supporters/voters/ Dustlawyer Dec 2015 #4
If he beats Hillary, he can win the general. LuvNewcastle Dec 2015 #10
That simply doesn't seem realistic Orrex Dec 2015 #18
She is determined to win, and has already LuvNewcastle Dec 2015 #22
Again, I don't think that's realistic Orrex Dec 2015 #28
Lets see if dirty Rovian tricks can be added in, after the findings of the DNC/DWS investigation DhhD Dec 2015 #55
That might be relevant in the primary. *Might* be... Orrex Dec 2015 #60
It was battle-tested by FDR even with his own family voting against him. This country still DhhD Dec 2015 #188
battle test this quoddy woman Dec 2015 #37
I hate sports analogies, but... Ned_Devine Dec 2015 #43
By that logic, my 84 year old neighbor will be our next president Orrex Dec 2015 #57
So then, the argument is that we have to give in to and be a parrt of allowing the 1%, the JDPriestly Dec 2015 #82
'We simply cannot afford Hillary. She is not in our price range.' well said JDPriestly. sorechasm Dec 2015 #89
It must be so convenient to be a Sanders supporter Orrex Dec 2015 #103
Bernie has campaigned against well funded opponents over and over. JDPriestly Dec 2015 #162
In the second-smallest constituency in the union Orrex Dec 2015 #164
What makes me believe that Sanders is prepared for the GOP? JDPriestly Dec 2015 #167
More platitudes Orrex Dec 2015 #170
Hillary's ideas are weak. I don't think she can win with them. JDPriestly Dec 2015 #171
"Every once in a while in our history the little guys win. " Orrex Dec 2015 #173
Hear hear! +100 Karma13612 Dec 2015 #110
I keep hearing that but are you saying that the GOP will be 'nicer' to Hillary? azurnoir Dec 2015 #174
Why would you think that I'm saying that? I've said nothing like that. Orrex Dec 2015 #183
Sanders is up to a 6% chances of being the nominee Gothmog Dec 2015 #77
Your giving Sanders a 6% chance of being the Democratic nominee is wishful thinking. Here Cal33 Dec 2015 #93
Predictwise is the successor to Intrade Gothmog Dec 2015 #95
What a joke-the kids who ran this mock election ignore the DNC rules Gothmog Dec 2015 #97
They predicted who would win in the generl elections, and they have never been wrong Cal33 Dec 2015 #142
You are welcome to rely on this flawed but funny mock election Gothmog Dec 2015 #144
Their accuracy is 100%. They have never been wrong in 40 years. You may call it funny, but Cal33 Dec 2015 #163
The fact that anyone would rely on a mock election that gives most of the Texas delegates to Sanders Gothmog Dec 2015 #176
The only way to be sure is to wait until Nov.8, 2016. Until then, have a good 10 months. Cal33 Dec 2015 #187
No, we will know that this prediction is bogus on Super Tuesday Gothmog Dec 2015 #189
Okay, Super Tuesday, it is. And I'm not interested in being a businessman. Never was; Cal33 Dec 2015 #209
I think this is true SoLeftIAmRight Dec 2015 #120
Sanders started out at .8 percent in Iowa CoffeeCat Dec 2015 #64
Iowa and NH are homogeneous States. He'll hit a firewall in SC. BlueCaliDem Dec 2015 #84
Your comment that Iowa is homogeneous is offensive CoffeeCat Dec 2015 #91
According to Nate Silver, Sanders can win both Iowa and NH and still not be the nominee Gothmog Dec 2015 #101
Iowa and HN...may be only *two states* CoffeeCat Dec 2015 #102
I trust Nate Silver on this Gothmog Dec 2015 #108
I get it... CoffeeCat Dec 2015 #111
No, I just know that demographics are what control elections and the primary process Gothmog Dec 2015 #113
I think Latino and African American voters... CoffeeCat Dec 2015 #117
Sanders supporters have been making this claim for months now Gothmog Dec 2015 #122
Texas has three times the number of delegates as Iowa and NH combined Gothmog Dec 2015 #218
add +1 to the "Bernie is unelectable" meme counter. nt antigop Dec 2015 #214
Ignoring an issue will not make that issue go away Gothmog Dec 2015 #219
add +1 to the "Bernie is unelectable" meme counter. nt antigop Dec 2015 #221
My apologies, but it is true...and it's only offensive if you choose see it that way and, BlueCaliDem Dec 2015 #105
You have no idea what you are talking about CoffeeCat Dec 2015 #109
How does this theory fit with the complaints that Sanders is being ignored by the media? Gothmog Dec 2015 #76
that is true -- Hillary has nowhere to GROW grasswire Dec 2015 #87
If Lessig really wanted to help AllyCat Dec 2015 #7
Do you think that if you say it enough..... daleanime Dec 2015 #9
So you're saying Hillary supporters A Simple Game Dec 2015 #11
I will support and vote for the Democratic candidate Gothmog Dec 2015 #80
add +1 to the "Bernie is unelectable" meme counter. nt antigop Dec 2015 #215
Three reasons: 1) 2015 spending trend; 2) untapped donations 3) local volunteers sorechasm Dec 2015 #19
^^^This!^^^ peacebird Dec 2015 #26
^^This!^^^^^This!^^^ 90-percent Dec 2015 #36
add +1 to the "Bernie is unelectable" meme counter. nt antigop Dec 2015 #29
Baloney. This argument has been trotted out over and over. Given Bernie's having overcome many GoneFishin Dec 2015 #31
And yet Sanders is only at 6% chance of being the nominee Gothmog Dec 2015 #88
Another poll-driven Hillarite The Golden One Dec 2015 #158
Bernie would landslide them AgingAmerican Dec 2015 #41
This sounds like: artislife Dec 2015 #50
Lessig is one voice. Bernie will win. Our voices count the most and he is the one who can turn roguevalley Dec 2015 #56
Bernie is a socialist: with very few qualifications for leading lewebley3 Dec 2015 #66
yyyaaaaawwwwwnnnnnn. #FeeltheBern!!! eom Karma13612 Dec 2015 #114
You are aware that Bernie's small donor efforts have already exceeded Obama's, then? LiberalAndProud Dec 2015 #68
And President Obama used a super pac in 2012 Gothmog Dec 2015 #75
Yes. We are owned and we'd best face up to it. LiberalAndProud Dec 2015 #125
The only way that we can change Citizens United is win 2016 election Gothmog Dec 2015 #130
Your optimism is attractive. LiberalAndProud Dec 2015 #141
Hillary Clinton’s litmus test for Supreme Court nominees: a pledge to overturn Citizens United Gothmog Dec 2015 #146
As promises go, I was schooled by the absence of the public option. LiberalAndProud Dec 2015 #156
Obama and most, if not all, Democrats want something done on Citizens United Gothmog Dec 2015 #161
natter and natter. LiberalAndProud Dec 2015 #169
How Sanders will be viable in GE? Do you really want to know, or are you just being rhetorical here? 99th_Monkey Dec 2015 #74
Wait! catnhatnh Dec 2015 #79
The DNC and most Democracts (myself included) would support Sanders if he is the nominee Gothmog Dec 2015 #81
If Bernie's message about the billionaire class continues to resonate... ljm2002 Dec 2015 #86
Lol, goal posts moving again At first he 'didn't have a chance of even being noticed, was going to sabrina 1 Dec 2015 #172
We are in the primary process and you are free to vote for who you want for any reason you want Gothmog Dec 2015 #178
So I guess You're Saying, quite Clearly I might Add... CorporatistNation Dec 2015 #175
Not at all-I and the DNC will support the nominee of the party Gothmog Dec 2015 #177
Simple math: Sanders voters call X and the HRC voters call Y. rhett o rick Dec 2015 #180
Your logic is really sad in that you assume that Sanders is viable in a general election Gothmog Dec 2015 #190
And you define "viable" by how much money he can raise. Now that's sad. rhett o rick Dec 2015 #197
In the real world money is important in elections Gothmog Dec 2015 #199
So we should sell out to big money and forget about solving the poverty problems. Well go ahead. rhett o rick Dec 2015 #201
The problem with Hillary is voters will stay home she is the 2016 Romney, picked by the people Todays_Illusion Dec 2015 #193
Same was said for FDR (socialist) and JFK (Catholic). Same BS, different person Feeling the Bern Dec 2015 #207
Keep trying to put a good man down. tecelote Dec 2015 #5
+1000000 SammyWinstonJack Dec 2015 #17
to the 10th power! eom. Karma13612 Dec 2015 #116
Bernie IS the one polling much further ahead of the republican candidates. ViseGrip Dec 2015 #6
Because the Republicans won't gladly do everything they can to hang the word mythology Dec 2015 #8
BSers like to downplay the "socialist" redstateblues Dec 2015 #13
Tail Gunner Joe called... 99Forever Dec 2015 #20
Yeah right. It will be a huge asset redstateblues Dec 2015 #25
Fuck the Republicans and the Red Scare fear you share with them. 99Forever Dec 2015 #27
You're in denial, and your hostility is a revelation Orrex Dec 2015 #30
no one is saying the repubs won't come after Sanders. But they will be at least Karma13612 Dec 2015 #119
You mean the late Trey Gowdy? Orrex Dec 2015 #160
Hit a real nerve there redstateblues Dec 2015 #166
it's enough to keep me from supporting him in the primary hfojvt Dec 2015 #48
Repubs called Obama much worse names the second time around. safeinOhio Dec 2015 #61
give an example hfojvt Dec 2015 #70
I don't think he is a "Socialist", he is a Democratic Socialist. safeinOhio Dec 2015 #73
Think it is from the 1950s? 99Forever Dec 2015 #63
Were you perhaps there hfojvt Dec 2015 #72
Is there some part of... 99Forever Dec 2015 #78
The GOP have been calling everydemocrat since FDR a socialist. Paka Dec 2015 #168
This one has a lot of posts that sound like 1952. nt artislife Dec 2015 #54
I think some of those 50% are persuadable thesquanderer Dec 2015 #24
Excellent points. Enthusiast Dec 2015 #38
Yes. "Those who are most virulently anti-socialist (including that contingent who call Obama TryLogic Dec 2015 #44
To change a position like that takes money Gothmog Dec 2015 #90
I am thinking it's useless to try to convince you otherwise. But, here goes: Are you aware that Karma13612 Dec 2015 #124
So money does not matter and Twitter and youtube are magic. Gothmog Dec 2015 #135
They'll be redbaiting like crazy around the clock Nyan Dec 2015 #39
Vermont has a large contingent of Republicans and even more Independents. RichVRichV Dec 2015 #71
OK, so in the world of HRC supporters, Republicans are gonna quit being obstructionists... Ned Flanders Dec 2015 #159
Astute observation Populist_Prole Dec 2015 #205
Liberals need to grow a spine and stop cringing because Republicans criticize us. Maedhros Dec 2015 #202
Nope. eom MohRokTah Dec 2015 #12
I doubt it. Cassiopeia Dec 2015 #14
Message auto-removed Name removed Dec 2015 #15
I, for one agree. Amimnoch Dec 2015 #16
I think Bernie loses to a center-right candidate firebrand80 Dec 2015 #21
I've never argued that dbackjon Dec 2015 #23
Actually, they better start lining up behind Bernie if they're concerned about NorthCarolina Dec 2015 #32
That is a very important point. Duval Dec 2015 #69
that's always been a baseless excuse, not a good reason from Hillarians stupidicus Dec 2015 #33
The Republicans are facing a graver saltpoint Dec 2015 #34
Huge +1! Enthusiast Dec 2015 #40
Fact: Bernie is more electable than Hillary! Helen Borg Dec 2015 #42
I AGREE TryLogic Dec 2015 #45
I think polls even agree. TryLogic Dec 2015 #46
It won't be Trump leading the R ticket JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2015 #49
Agree that the country club bunch saltpoint Dec 2015 #53
I will vote 4 whomever gets the nomination dembotoz Dec 2015 #51
If Bernie would win the Dem nomination, he would face - OhZone Dec 2015 #52
If Hillary wins the Dem nomination, she will face... Ino Dec 2015 #58
All of Clinton's dirty laundry has been aired for decades now Gothmog Dec 2015 #85
Which is not going to prevent the GOP from inventing new ones. They always do. It Cal33 Dec 2015 #96
How well did this work in the recent Benghazi hearings? Gothmog Dec 2015 #140
..and it will ALL be brought out again....and MORE. bvar22 Dec 2015 #126
But, the HUGE problem with Hillary is that there are always more surfacing Karma13612 Dec 2015 #128
And Hillary wouldn't also face a billion dollars of negative ads? SheilaT Dec 2015 #59
Any Democrat going into the General will face the RW money and smears. Bernie is Dustlawyer Dec 2015 #65
The country needs to gear up libodem Dec 2015 #67
The above polling ignores the effect of $300 million of more in negative ads Gothmog Dec 2015 #83
You do realize both of those polls/stats are between 4 and 5 YEARS old Karma13612 Dec 2015 #132
I bet that the GOP has more recent polling Gothmog Dec 2015 #134
That doesn't mean your polling is still accurate Karma13612 Dec 2015 #138
I'm sorry, but this just isn't consistent with reality. Bleacher Creature Dec 2015 #100
+1 nt NurseJackie Dec 2015 #107
So the Democrats supporting Hillary clinton in December... Scootaloo Dec 2015 #136
Voter turnout is the #1 issue facing Democrats in every national election. Bleacher Creature Dec 2015 #143
where did they say that in that post? Skittles Dec 2015 #179
The "one issue candidate" meme has been shown to be just that, a meme MANY times. cui bono Dec 2015 #165
Hillary is the one issue candidate Doctor_J Dec 2015 #186
So primary polls are unreliable Dem2 Dec 2015 #104
Hillary would mobilize the Republican base - YES SoLeftIAmRight Dec 2015 #118
Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Dec 2015 #127
Last night on Coast to Coast Am with George Noory, truedelphi Dec 2015 #129
Well, Seth said it, then I guess we can relax Android3.14 Dec 2015 #154
That source is just as reliable as the mock election from the kids who are clueless as to poltics Gothmog Dec 2015 #191
YES WE CAN - even when Obama didn't. eom Betty Karlson Dec 2015 #139
It's actually quite amazing how Bernie is left of center and yet has cross over appeal. liberal_at_heart Dec 2015 #149
Bernie has never had the Rethugs aim all their guns at him. When they do -- pnwmom Dec 2015 #150
"you don't CARE if Trump wins!" say the ones who want the weaker-polling candidate to win MisterP Dec 2015 #155
That's why I call people everyday for Bernie and 99% of the rest of us . n/t orpupilofnature57 Dec 2015 #157
That stuff just simply isn't true. George II Dec 2015 #181
That argument never worked on me anyway. liberal_at_heart Dec 2015 #192
He won't be a drag on the ticket. Babel_17 Dec 2015 #194
IMHO - A Vote For HRC In The Primary Is A Vote For Trump In The General Election cantbeserious Dec 2015 #196
Hillary is status quo, Bernie is trying to change the corrupt dynamic. Dustlawyer Dec 2015 #200
sorry MFM008 Dec 2015 #203
Lame Populist_Prole Dec 2015 #204
I understand how you feel. I like your Che avatar, but this is just my humble opinion -- akbacchus_BC Dec 2015 #206
TRUMP MAY NOT BE THEIR NOMINEE!!! nt Herman4747 Dec 2015 #210
I put that to bed a long time ago. nt antigop Dec 2015 #216
You must have struck a nerve, Dustlawyer. nt antigop Dec 2015 #217
By pretending that the concerns of a large number of democrats do not matter Gothmog Dec 2015 #220
add +1 to the "Bernie is unelectable" meme counter. nt antigop Dec 2015 #222
Beware: Someone Is Trying to Convince You That Bernie Can't Win antigop Dec 2015 #223
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