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2016 Postmortem

LawDeeDah

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9. That is what the fear is about. Wall street.

Reply to HappyMe (Reply #5)

Wed Jan 28, 2015, 01:58 PM

Jan 2015

Hillary is to be spared any question about her dear friendship with Wall Street. Can you imagine the fun we could have watching a debate between Warren and Clinton on this subject?

That's why people are getting really testy, and even bringing up that stupid Native American thing against Warren. And guess which 'bandwagon' most of That is coming from.

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Hillary Clinton vs. Elizabeth Warren Could Be a Dream Match, for Republicans [View all] hue Jan 2015 OP

I asked some time ago about the intentions of the Warren bandwagon. Renew Deal Jan 2015 #1

Seriously? You are saying those of us who prefer a Progressive type of president are djean111 Jan 2015 #2

lol! It sounds as if that may be the case! HappyMe Jan 2015 #3

This will be anti-Warren meme of the day, methinks, since the tattered old "Warren was a djean111 Jan 2015 #4

I saw that thread. HappyMe Jan 2015 #5

That is what the fear is about. Wall street. LawDeeDah Jan 2015 #9

That Native American stuff is right wing crap. HappyMe Jan 2015 #10

YOU'RE calling something 'stupid?' LOL! LOL! wyldwolf Jan 2015 #11

The poster has been banned. hrmjustin Jan 2015 #14

Nope Renew Deal Jan 2015 #6

Republicans are hoping a divisive fight between Clinton and Warren Agnosticsherbet Jan 2015 #7

if it's words from republicans, its a trick. They're never honest. Sunlei Jan 2015 #8

+1000 blkmusclmachine Jan 2015 #15

It's Mike Huckabee PAProgressive28 Jan 2015 #12

Yep, because the Clinton/Obama split fractured the party irreparably, Huck. Arkana Jan 2015 #13

Not that Mike has any strong running points it isn't going to be an election Thinkingabout Jan 2015 #16