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In reply to the discussion: The Sanders Institute raised more than $361,000 last year from a total of 13 large contributions [View all]ehrnst
(32,640 posts)62. So, you aren't 'undecided' after all.
Why do you feel the need to keep it secret?
You seem to have some lingering issues about Hillary Clinton and DU.
Is that why?
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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The Sanders Institute raised more than $361,000 last year from a total of 13 large contributions [View all]
ehrnst
Dec 2019
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Yep, his salary was $100,000 dollars a year. And very little original content was produced
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#3
When she criticized Obama -- and Clinton by association -- right up until November 2016 election
Hoyt
Dec 2019
#31
So if Warren hadn't criticized Obama, it would have been a major deciding factor in Hillary winning?
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#32
Gotta admit, it didn't help, especially with Sanders joining in with same misguided criticism.
Hoyt
Dec 2019
#34
But that's not what you said - you said her criticizing Obama was a major factor in Trump winning.
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#39
Hillary Clinton herself came out against TPP - so, how can you say she came out against HRC
karynnj
Dec 2019
#47
I get it, but her anti-global trade and so-called "economic patriotism" is too close to an ideology
Hoyt
Dec 2019
#54
Sorry hold the 'honest opinions' until after an election...there is not doubt that this shit helped
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#83
It was a bad agreement...and allowed slave owning countries to participate...Hillary was correct.
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#89
Any agreement that allows slave owing countries to participate is a bad one period...and no one
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#93
I would also add...any Democrat who goes to MI, WI and PA ...any rust belt state
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#94
It is not the trade deals, but globalization itself that has led to loss of jobs in the rust belt
karynnj
Dec 2019
#96
Globalization is the excuse for not protecting American workers...you could do both...compete
Demsrule86
Dec 2019
#97
The cries of "look over there" often have a less pure purpose than shedding light on
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#11
Since when is that a reason not to bash Bernie?! Under the "Bernie Standard"...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2019
#75
Oo. Severe discomfort upon hearing facts doesn't mean that someone stating the facts is "reaching."
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#17
I find nothing on their website about operations being currently suspended. David Driscoll and one
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#81
Attacks on responsible journalism are really getting thick, and not just from Trump supporters.
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#64
Bashing and sharing facts that make some uncomfortable are very different things...
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#37
Wow. Almost half a million bucks! Talk about serious corruption! Puts Trump to shame!
lutherj
Dec 2019
#29
Serving wine in a cave. At a winery where there's a cave. THAT's the dealbreaker, apparently. (nt)
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#61
Facts "reek?" You think that the journalist has 'hatred and bile" because she reported
ehrnst
Dec 2019
#63
Dark money organization funneling money to family, maintaining political email lists,
TidalWave46
Dec 2019
#103