Another hate Hillary day on DU

[liberal N proud]

They really have some new ammo to twist into hate messages today.

Doing what other Secretaries of State have done has made her a law breaker if you read the hate postings all over DU today LBN is a literal hate fest right now.

[tonyt53]

1. Desperation is wearing them out. That is all they have left.

[BobbyDrake]

2. "I got some dirt on my shoulder, could you brush it off for me?"

[Arkansas Granny]

3. Just a few more days and this crap will come to an end. I can hardly wait.

I hope Skinner doesn't wait until the convention to get back to the rule about not trash talking Democrats.

[LannyDeVaney]

13. In AtA he says it will be the moment the final primary is over

He is not waiting until the convention.

[sheshe2]

15. Good to Hear, Lanny!

Thanks, I can't wait.

[obamanut2012]

28. Really? Thank God!

[Kingofalldems]

4. Lots of republicans posing as Bernie supporters jumping in.

[BlueCaliDem]

22. Yep. These days, though, it's hard to tell the difference between the two. And that should alarm

them in no small way.

[TwilightZone]

23. I certainly hope they're Republicans and/or Trump supporters.

The alternative is pretty damn disturbing.

[Kingofalldems]

25. I am quite sure they had no intention of voting for any Democrat.

[DesertRat]

26. Right! It's so obvious

I miss the old DU when we all were Democrats, Liberals, progressives.

[fleabiscuit]

5. KOS Play!

[Kingofalldems]

6. There is a post in GD where her initials are used

instead of her name to get around the GD rules. The article linked uses her entire name of course.

[liberal N proud]

7. These posters have found crafty ways to post and re-post in every forum.

[riversedge]

8. That needs to alert on for off topic.

[Kingofalldems]

12. I did, about an hour ago.

Yesterday another GDP post stayed up for hours until finally locked. Same nonsense today.

[riversedge]

16. Thank you. I also

alerted on one in GP but think it was different from yours. Also alerted on LBN. 3 posts about the email report are up.

[riversedge]

9. Useless to response. Minds are closed.

[Her Sister]

10. People just really really want to DRAG US DOWN!

[UtahLib]

11. Pretzel logic leaves a mind twisted. eom

[BobbyDrake]

20. Good one! nt

[mcar]

14. Dozens of OPs on the same issue

With the most negative RW spin they can find.

[beachbumbob]

17. The way it will be until after convention....sanders can have some

effect but he is such a weak leader his followers won't listen...so just ignore the noise and treat it all like you are watching foxnews...

[enid602]

18. yesterday

Well, they were humiliated yesterday when WA,, the paradigm of progressivism soundly rejected bern in favor of Hill in its primary voting. They'll get over it at sime point.

[sarae]

24. Hah, the WA win for Clinton, though it didn't net her more delegates,

has them PISSED.

This is what a BS supporter wrote on another blog I read:
"But how many people knew about the stupid primary? I’ve only heard about the caucus, and I bet a lot of people missed out on it because it makes no sense."

An HRC supporter responded:
"More people must have known about the ‘stupid primary’ in Washington than the caucus... the Dem turnout number in the caucus was around 230k, while the non-binding primary participation was near 1 million. So you’re the exception, not the rule."

[LisaM]

29. That would also mean that that person is not a registered voter.

We are a vote-by-mail state, and all registered voters received a ballot in the mail a few weeks ago, which you may wish to point out to the person posting in the other blog. A non-registered voter should not have been allowed to participate in the caucus, and I certainly hope the party checked those names. You could register to vote at the caucus, so no excuse there, and if they did that (back in March) the ballot for the primary should have arrived.

Do I need to be a registered voter to participate?

Anyone who considers themself a Democrat will be allowed to attend precinct caucuses. However, only registered voters or people who will turn 18 between the date of the precinct caucuses and Election Day 2016 will be able to vote for the Democratic nominee for president. Voter registration forms will be available at caucus locations for people who need to register on-site.

[sarae]

30. Yes...

someone did point that out to them, by responding: "If they’re registered to vote they got a ballot in the mail along with info on when it needed to be postmarked by."

I'm assuming the original poster probably doesn't live in WA and was just going off what he'd heard about it.

[LisaM]

31. Or participated in the caucus when he shouldn't have.

I'm fairly certain that they didn't check names against a database (I sent in an affidavit, so was not there in person). In 2008, we just signed up.

[still_one]

19. My advice is to ignore them. Don't engage with the haters

[TwilightZone]

21. They have a new talking point - perception. The perception of wrongdoing, even with a lack of

evidence, is enough justification that she should withdraw from the race. You know...'cause it looks bad.

I wish I were joking. As I said in response, if "perception" of wrongdoing was the standard, Congress would be empty.

[displacedtexan]

27. Five Secs. Of State do the same thing, but Clinton "should've known better"

That's the gist of what I've been seeing on several sites today. And since when are going against "policy" and "department rules" the same as breaking the law?

I have absolutely had it with Dem Party Haters and stealth republicans.

[BootinUp]

32. poke, poke ------>

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=2052231