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In reply to the discussion: When you disparage Hillary in promoting your candidate, you've already lost me. [View all]Hortensis
(58,785 posts)8. "What would Hillary want?" :)
Not all candidates are the same, by any means. Imo, former enemies and saboteurs, and we know them, are overdue to drop dead, failing the possibility of eternity in a prison cell with Trump.
But from allies, some gentle criticism delivered with respect and fellowship, and best bracketed with redeeming comments,
, would be accepted -- because these people are trying to get elected and have to work with the electorates they have.
But I'm very angry at what happened and is happening, and it'd be awful easy to overdo.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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When you disparage Hillary in promoting your candidate, you've already lost me. [View all]
pnwmom
Jun 2019
OP
Buckle up, TWO groups , one on the right and one on the LEFT are BOUND and DETERMINED
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2019
#1
YOu are leaving out a HUGE amount of people who support one person and ONLY one person
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2019
#81
Sure, they are entitled to their opinion, and we are entitled to react to their
lunamagica
Jun 2019
#36
Would you write off a candidate entirely on the basis of what some rando opined
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jun 2019
#49
I'm directing this at anyone who disparages Hillary in trying to promote their guy.
pnwmom
Jun 2019
#4
Agreed - I am also disgusted by the flagrant ageism expressed on DU (e.g. he/she is too old to run)
Skya Rhen
Jun 2019
#31
Couldn't agree more... there's no place for any form of descrimination, including ageism.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2019
#78
Clearly "not likeable enough" to Putin. Which ought to be a gigantic plus to any American. nt
Hekate
Jun 2019
#19
Yes, they are. I voted Bernie in the 2016 primary. Then HRC in the GE. I support Bernie being a
KPN
Jun 2019
#109
Many people feel that she was the only person who could possibly have lost to Trump
mtnsnake
Jun 2019
#61
I think it's important to figure out what Hillary did wrong and make sure it's not done again...
Drunken Irishman
Jun 2019
#68
Disparaging any candidate on our side - including Bernie - should be considered friendly fire.
Princetonian
Jun 2019
#83
Bernie is running for 2020. His supporters aren't up for grabs, as Hillary's are.
pnwmom
Jun 2019
#85
I doubt millions of Hillary voters care what is being said on this forum for it to affect 2020.
Princetonian
Jun 2019
#88
It's natural to compare, contrast, and criticize candidates running against each other.
pnwmom
Jun 2019
#119
HRC made mistakes and it's reasonable to want our candidates to not repeat the
aikoaiko
Jun 2019
#92