2016 Postmortem

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140. Excellent points, thank you!

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Why I do not Support Hillary Clinton [View all] sabrina 1 Aug 2015 OP

Thank you for a very succinctly stated OP, Sabrina! K&R! Mnemosyne Aug 2015 #1

The issue that transcended all this concern about Clinton and Sanders is the congress. olegramps Aug 2015 #114

I have seen the electability question addressed time and again. Bubzer Aug 2015 #133

Just a fact Sanders with go down like Mcgoven if the Dem's let the far left wing take over lewebley3 Aug 2015 #157

It's not "a fact" it's your opinion. Many Republicans have expressed interest in voting rhett o rick Aug 2015 #168

The "far left wing" comments always make me shake my head in exasperation. Bubzer Aug 2015 #202

Sanders is very much like MCGovern, Dukkis, Dean, Kucinch, etc etc. lewebley3 Aug 2015 #205

None of the people you mention have had anywhere near the draw Bernie has had. Not even close. Bubzer Aug 2015 #210

What a wonderful complement to Sanders. Those are/were some great Democrats. How odd to see sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #290

I doubt you can provide anything that reasonably proves that a fact. Bubzer Aug 2015 #199

History! lewebley3 Aug 2015 #201

I really shouldn't have to point this out, but simply saying "History!" doesn't prove your point... Bubzer Aug 2015 #204

If one feeds a troll, navarth Aug 2015 #275

This one is on a self-imposed diet for a little while MoveIt Aug 2015 #277

Fair point. Bubzer Aug 2015 #289

Can you support Hillary over the 16 GOP clowns? bjobotts Aug 2015 #288

That's the only question...unless you are in a DU (Dem?) Primary Forum/Group duhneece Aug 2015 #301

So where does Hillary stand on the TPP? You know every Union in the country is sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #254

That sound like an intelligent talking point, brought up by the media, etc. PatrickforO Aug 2015 #280

Because our economy is just exactly like that of 1972, which was a high point in median-- eridani Aug 2015 #299

Bernie more than anyone, knows this. Which is why he repeats, over and over again, that sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #134

The importance of getting control of the congress is paramount. olegramps Aug 2015 #218

When you say the 'party' I guess you have answered your own question. Democrats shamefully sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #309

Your point about the Demo cats lack of courage is well taken. olegramps Aug 2015 #314

Yes, which is why the whole system needs changing and that is up to the people now. Our sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #315

Nonsense. Who ever wins the democratic nomination will be president bjobotts Aug 2015 #287

If Sanders is elected and the Republicans continue their control of congress .... AlbertCat Aug 2015 #305

This why I can support Hillary: She is the most quailfied and she is the most popular Dem! lewebley3 Aug 2015 #141

She is popular only because she has had decades in the spotlight, Bernie was a virtual unknown sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #149

Hillary is popular becasue of the Hard work she has done for Dem's and America lewebley3 Aug 2015 #154

That's a load, and you know it. anacodainfl Aug 2015 #156

Qualified for what? For fighting wars in the middle east? For capitulating to Goldman-Sachs. rhett o rick Aug 2015 #170

I do support Hillary and don't support Sanders: Hillary is the most quaified to serv and a Dem lewebley3 Aug 2015 #200

Good for you. nt Mnemosyne Aug 2015 #211

Is DU representative of party or has it become an echo chamber? olegramps Aug 2015 #229

"I would better welcome a major increase... tazkcmo Aug 2015 #241

Bernie will not 'reach across the aisle' on issues that Republicans won't budge on, such as SS. sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #256

bleep blorp frylock Aug 2015 #234

So do I. She's the best and most electable. juajen Aug 2015 #296

Well said. I stand with you. n/t CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2015 #2

more simply 'she is a corporatist' HFRN Aug 2015 #3

The Clinton foudation is a charity: Hillary is not a corporatist, GO Hillary GO lewebley3 Aug 2015 #142

she is good, her critics are bad nt HFRN Aug 2015 #167

Right? Bubzer Aug 2015 #208

When did Bernie Sanders have to make tough decisions? When did he have to consider the views of a Metric System Aug 2015 #4

You are clearly not familiar with his record. Both Hillary and Sanders served in the US Senate. sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #7

And apparently she still has a lot yet to study about the TPP and TPA before taking solid stances... cascadiance Aug 2015 #24

Hillary has been many political fights: Sanders none: He lives in one party rule lewebley3 Aug 2015 #146

Derp! HappyMe Aug 2015 #250

They served only two years in the Senate together. merrily Aug 2015 #303

lol. if Vermont had been gung ho about war with Iraq cali Aug 2015 #9

if Vermont wasn't a progressive and pacifist stronghold, Sanders would never have been elected. bettyellen Aug 2015 #44

Bernie has shown good jugment because he makes decisions based on rock-solid JDPriestly Aug 2015 #70

thank you for your thoughtful reply. I rarely say anything because the usual responses have been bettyellen Aug 2015 #80

You are describing the corruption of our system. JDPriestly Aug 2015 #88

Except he doesn't have a narrow platform he has the broadest platform of sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #131

The characterization of "narrow platform" actually came from some old friends who have bettyellen Aug 2015 #136

Vermont is filled with good ol'boys, business people...ordinary people Armstead Aug 2015 #235

Sure, but it's still not actually diverse like most more populated states. bettyellen Aug 2015 #237

It doesnlt have large urban metrolpolises, true Armstead Aug 2015 #238

It's not just the density, but that's part of it. bettyellen Aug 2015 #255

New York is dfferent from Vermont: Bernie could never be a Senator of New York lewebley3 Aug 2015 #148

True. NY is a very large and mixed bag for sure. bettyellen Aug 2015 #159

Why? Armstead Aug 2015 #239

You guys really need to coordinate your stories better. jeff47 Aug 2015 #11

Yes, the endorsements question is one that ignores the facts as follows: cascadiance Aug 2015 #21

Thanks. Excellent posts. JDPriestly Aug 2015 #75

Excellent points, thank you! sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #140

Coordinate? Oh, you think I work for Hillary's campaign or something? If so, where's my cheque?!? Metric System Aug 2015 #110

there are other words that are more fitting, but I suspect that ChairmanAgnostic Aug 2015 #144

I suppose that would say more about you than me. Metric System Aug 2015 #214

Nope. ChairmanAgnostic Aug 2015 #232

No, you don't have to work for her campaign to coordinate. jeff47 Aug 2015 #264

Well, I haven't coordinated with anyone. Period. Metric System Aug 2015 #272

If Clintons win the Presidency: Happy Days lewebley3 Aug 2015 #150

... for the wealthy amongst us who will celebrate our move to corporate rule with her in charge... cascadiance Aug 2015 #155

I not wealthy I am progressive: I want a comptent fight with Hillary in charge: Go Hillary lewebley3 Aug 2015 #160

Good point TheFarS1de Aug 2015 #283

Bernie Sanders faced those very same tough decisions Facility Inspector Aug 2015 #43

Never, has Sanders had a tough decision: His Vermont 95 white liberal, and few interests lewebley3 Aug 2015 #152

Nonsense. Utter nonsense. Comparisons are one thing, another thing are these sweeping generalizations without meaning. Fred Sanders Aug 2015 #153

Yup. Agschmid Aug 2015 #242

I think your data may be suspect. zappaman Aug 2015 #252

So votes on IWR and USAPATRIOT weren't Hard Choices™? frylock Aug 2015 #65

It is interesting to me... kenfrequed Aug 2015 #72

Yeah "tough decision" is Bush-speak. nt sibelian Aug 2015 #84

It's hard work. frylock Aug 2015 #95

Hillary has been out in front leading the party: and taking risk and making difference lewebley3 Aug 2015 #162

huh... kenfrequed Aug 2015 #176

Sanders sat in the Senate: He's talker: There is nothing fresh air about Sanders: lewebley3 Aug 2015 #183

Uhm... kenfrequed Aug 2015 #187

Hillary is more progressive because she has actually gotten progressive things done! lewebley3 Aug 2015 #213

Hmm kenfrequed Aug 2015 #253

...shouldn't feed the trolls, friends navarth Aug 2015 #278

Sorry about that. kenfrequed Aug 2015 #298

I can't tell if that poster is satire dreamnightwind Aug 2015 #316

Yup, and it's crap. Agschmid Aug 2015 #244

Sen Sanders has been working hard with the Democrats. He has agreed with the Democratic majority rhett o rick Aug 2015 #189

Hillary has work for Dem's who are not the 99% and Serv email thing: Is just a GOP thing lewebley3 Aug 2015 #206

I agree completely. H. Clinton works for the 1%. The email thing was wrong. rhett o rick Aug 2015 #270

Honestly your posts are rediculous. Agschmid Aug 2015 #243

You are right: Sanders is not prepared to be President: I think the GOP are behind Sanders lewebley3 Aug 2015 #145

Sure thing... GoneOffShore Aug 2015 #295

I won't vote for her because she's just another ambitious politician seeking power at any cost. Tierra_y_Libertad Aug 2015 #5

This is my opinion too although I also agree with the OP as well. Cleita Aug 2015 #19

Yep. Who even knows what she wants to DO with the presidency? Jester Messiah Aug 2015 #85

k&r cali Aug 2015 #6

She also exercised poor judgement in moving her emails to private servers... cascadiance Aug 2015 #8

5) It is absoutely fantastic fodder for attack ads. jeff47 Aug 2015 #13

She fantatistic fodder for attack ads: because she is a winner: Sanders is a loser lewebley3 Aug 2015 #163

No because she has a ton of baggage. The Republicans are looking forward to her running as rhett o rick Aug 2015 #174

Hillary is the cleanest poltiics out there today: She has been investigate by the GOP! lewebley3 Aug 2015 #177

The first thing Jeb will hit her with is, "Remember when the chips were down in 2002 rhett o rick Aug 2015 #178

Jeb's a loser: Bush made the choice for war not Hllary: The Clintons made a different choice lewebley3 Aug 2015 #184

So Hillary wasn't active as a Senator then and making that choice with the rest of the Senate then? cascadiance Aug 2015 #188

H. Clinton not only supported the war but helped sell the Republican lies. She should have told rhett o rick Aug 2015 #193

No Hillary didn't do anything selling of the war: Bush,Cheney and GOP did that: lewebley3 Aug 2015 #203

. Dragonfli Aug 2015 #260

ty Go Vols Aug 2015 #263

2008 demonstrated just how much of a winner she is. jeff47 Aug 2015 #266

It's Monty Python...The Argument Clinic... ms liberty Aug 2015 #286

LOL, you made me go and watch it dreamnightwind Aug 2015 #317

I admit I have paid little attention to this issue, mainly because I am suspicious of Republicans' sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #16

If emails were audio tape . . . Facility Inspector Aug 2015 #45

Truly great post. You should post it as an OP. JDPriestly Aug 2015 #77

...^ that 840high Aug 2015 #125

This Server story is a creation of the GOP and the New York times rag: Hillary has good judgement lewebley3 Aug 2015 #166

The Benghazi part IS a creation of the GOP, but SHE created the situation to allow this story... cascadiance Aug 2015 #171

#3...I have been wondering if anyone else saw this point... ms liberty Aug 2015 #282

And if the problems were what #3 discusses, then she missed an opportunity to show leadership! cascadiance Aug 2015 #294

+1 Zorra Aug 2015 #313

I won't support her because she stands for absolutely nothing except herself and her own ambition. TwilightGardener Aug 2015 #10

So true. 840high Aug 2015 #126

Hillary stands for the Dem party: but there nothing wrong with ambition, ambition is a good thing lewebley3 Aug 2015 #175

Did she or didn't she move government email to her own private servers? HUH? cascadiance Aug 2015 #185

It's more sexist to say that a woman can't be equally as self motivated as any man. sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #291

Her poor judgment has been an ongoing problem and I will not spend another minute of my life Autumn Aug 2015 #12

I would rather vote for Sanders, too HassleCat Aug 2015 #14

That's entirely up to you. If you vote for one because it's all you had left, and you get 8 jtuck004 Aug 2015 #18

Maybe I'm asking it wrong HassleCat Aug 2015 #23

Don't have to envision anything. I just look at history and current events. People don't change jtuck004 Aug 2015 #56

I think we still have options. Eg, no matter who is in the WH, they cannot do much harm OR good sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #20

Depends on the political situation in your state and at the time. JDPriestly Aug 2015 #82

I agree artislife Aug 2015 #15

We have to work on Congressional elections also. The president, good or bad, cannot do much sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #25

I was pretty happy with my reps artislife Aug 2015 #28

I hate to be this way, but Murray and Cantwell both voted for NAFTA and for CAFTA and their TPP Bluenorthwest Aug 2015 #34

Sanders people are always attack Dem's lewebley3 Aug 2015 #195

Wonderfully put JackInGreen Aug 2015 #17

oh my god! retrowire Aug 2015 #22

And Sabrina won't get locked out of her own thread MoveIt Aug 2015 #33

wait, the other user got locked out? why? n/t retrowire Aug 2015 #38

Got a well-deserved hide in that thread MoveIt Aug 2015 #47

No, no, no... Maedhros Aug 2015 #165

BIG K&R!!!!! -nt- 99th_Monkey Aug 2015 #26

Thank you. This OP deserves 1,000 recs. n/t totodeinhere Aug 2015 #27

I totally agree... kjackson227 Aug 2015 #29

Sabrina, What I Find Interesting . . . Gamecock Lefty Aug 2015 #30

I am willing to BET that you are wrong about that. You are free to go to my journal sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #53

I agree regarding the Hillary camp ybbor Aug 2015 #78

Hillary supporters focus on her 30 years of leading the Dem party lewebley3 Aug 2015 #196

lol Go Vols Aug 2015 #262

Post removed Post removed Aug 2015 #190

k and r nashville_brook Aug 2015 #31

I'm with you! tinkerbelle Aug 2015 #32

K&R silverweb Aug 2015 #35

Those who question Bernie's status as a Democrat should recall what HRC said about PBO in '08 RufusTFirefly Aug 2015 #36

Clinton and McCain VS Obama Oilwellian Aug 2015 #310

Fascinating stuff! Recommended viewing! Thanks so much for posting! RufusTFirefly Aug 2015 #311

Kicketty Kickin' Faux pas Aug 2015 #37

You said it much more elegantly than I could, thanks. abakan Aug 2015 #39

Sabrina, you and I must have been twins switched at birth. closeupready Aug 2015 #40

well done! k and r bbgrunt Aug 2015 #41

Thank You For Sharing - I Share Your Sentiments cantbeserious Aug 2015 #42

Well said MissDeeds Aug 2015 #46

Like most Americans, regardless of partisanship, I. WANT. CHANGE. chknltl Aug 2015 #48

+1K Gigabear Aug 2015 #59

Like I have said before. WHEN CRABS ROAR Aug 2015 #74

Wow, what an intelligent post. Vattel Aug 2015 #49

If someone does not support Obama then of course the same one would not support Clinton! It is only natural. Fred Sanders Aug 2015 #50

Not seeing how that works. sibelian Aug 2015 #57

I supported Obama for the same reasons I am now supporting Bernie. sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #58

I do hope all of the current Party members support the current President and current Democratic Party leader, to be replaced on January 7, 2017 Fred Sanders Aug 2015 #60

Sanders doesn't support Obama lewebley3 Aug 2015 #191

Define "support" frylock Aug 2015 #71

Ask the OP writer first, it is her OP and word, not mine. Fred Sanders Aug 2015 #73

Well, you're not in much of a position to declare who supports *anything* then, are you? sibelian Aug 2015 #83

You are not being clear. I did not mention Obama in the OP because he isn't running sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #87

You brought it up, that's why I asked you. frylock Aug 2015 #92

You are not making sense passiveporcupine Aug 2015 #137

you might take note of the difference in simple respect in this thread, per your op and maggies. seabeyond Aug 2015 #51

You might take note of the disrespect in Maggie's OP towards another candidate sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #62

nothing said that is not glowing baout sanders is disrespect. yet, with clinton, it is analyzing. seabeyond Aug 2015 #64

So are you still a Bernie supporter? As for this OP it is all about issues, maybe Hillary's sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #76

as maggies was about issues. no. i stopped being a sander supporter about the time seabeyond Aug 2015 #79

by the way. i see the primary as a time to learn, listen and feel out our candidates and seabeyond Aug 2015 #81

Bernie supporters don't stalk bernie supporters or hillary supporters for that matter. Your claim sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #99

i was discussing the issue of social and economic inequality sabrina. i was discussing his campaign seabeyond Aug 2015 #106

You stated you dropped your support for Bernie after Bernie supporters 'alert stalked' you. sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #115

we do not see eye to eye on this. different positions sabrina. i think i am right, you seabeyond Aug 2015 #223

So you agree with Maggie LiberalLovinLug Aug 2015 #127

i didnt go back to see her exact words. i have a reply to her that articulates exactly what i agree seabeyond Aug 2015 #233

There are quite a few posters who have claimed to be Sanders supporters... demmiblue Aug 2015 #93

your interpretation is incorrect which is likely when you need to tell yourself a seabeyond Aug 2015 #103

Stop personally attacking me, seabeyond. demmiblue Aug 2015 #116

Series!!1!1!!! Lol. You tell duers who they really support regardless of what they say seabeyond Aug 2015 #217

People noted that tactic on DK also. I guess the aim was to get 'on the inside' and 'attack from sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #105

Yes, way too obvious. demmiblue Aug 2015 #111

You are right the GOP is using Sanders to attack Hillary lewebley3 Aug 2015 #192

Yawn demmiblue Aug 2015 #69

hardly ibegurpard Aug 2015 #90

because supporters are not part of the problem with clinton and supporters are part of the problem seabeyond Aug 2015 #91

Maggie brought it on herself ibegurpard Aug 2015 #101

yes. of course she did. says a supporter that might of helped her be kicked off for her opinion. seabeyond Aug 2015 #104

I rarely alert on people ibegurpard Aug 2015 #120

Jury results pintobean Aug 2015 #247

Now an unfounded personal attack on ibegurpard. demmiblue Aug 2015 #123

Jury results for this post PeaceNikki Aug 2015 #222

ty. so it begins. or began a couple days ago, lol. thanks. nt seabeyond Aug 2015 #225

I have to disagree with you on this. aquamarina Aug 2015 #139

cute ;) seabeyond Aug 2015 #236

+1 Go Vols Aug 2015 #268

Summing this up, your single word is EXACTLY why I'm supporting Clinton, she's shown better... George II Aug 2015 #52

lolwut? n/t retrowire Aug 2015 #102

yeh that Iraq War vote was brilliant Armstead Aug 2015 #261

well I'll give Hillary this credit azurnoir Aug 2015 #297

"I cannot support anyone who has to evolve on major issues." 40RatRod Aug 2015 #54

To me, modifying personal positions based on evidence and personal reflection is an asset...but that is me. Fred Sanders Aug 2015 #61

Sorry, Bernie didn't modify his record, he didn't have to. He agreed to talk MORE sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #94

I am learning about Sanders, it is true I knew little, and the same with O'M, and I have no problem Fred Sanders Aug 2015 #109

We probably are reading from the same progressive book. And the downward tragectory sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #292

However, modifying personal positions out of political expediency.. frylock Aug 2015 #98

Then, I concede, there are others able to divine the inner intent and morals on all issues of those they have Fred Sanders Aug 2015 #112

So you HONESTLY believe that Clinton, in her 60s, just had an epiphany.. frylock Aug 2015 #117

Of course I do - as much as I hope Sanders has a similar epiphany about gun control and Israel. Fred Sanders Aug 2015 #118

Where do the candidates differ on the subject of Israel? frylock Aug 2015 #121

That's fine, but for those who suffered as a result of legislation Hillary didn't just sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #312

But around here Sanders' claim to fame has been that he hasn't changed in 40 years! George II Aug 2015 #265

Excellent. gregcrawford Aug 2015 #55

Yawn ismnotwasm Aug 2015 #63

awww, so you do care. Phlem Aug 2015 #68

K&R! K&R! K&R! K&R! Phlem Aug 2015 #66

Exactly kenfrequed Aug 2015 #67

Correct again! d_legendary1 Aug 2015 #86

Kicked and recommended! Enthusiast Aug 2015 #89

Recommended. AtomicKitten Aug 2015 #96

This message was self-deleted by its author mckara Aug 2015 #97

You missed a word. "Why I do NOT support HRC." AtomicKitten Aug 2015 #100

You're Right! I misread It mckara Aug 2015 #107

no worries AtomicKitten Aug 2015 #119

"Judgement" is exactly why I DO support her. leftofcool Aug 2015 #108

Judgment and experience and a continuation of the yet to be written Obama Legacy, and the Big Dog again in the WH..what is there not to support? Fred Sanders Aug 2015 #124

As always Sabrina, Paka Aug 2015 #113

Why I do not support Hillary Clinton. 145 recs and counting. Why I don't support Bernie totodeinhere Aug 2015 #122

the presidency of Dennis Kucinich..... predicted by this forum...... msanthrope Aug 2015 #128

Yes, they had us "pragamatically" move to John Edwards... cascadiance Aug 2015 #135

Whooooosh...... msanthrope Aug 2015 #172

None of his supporters show up? Sorry WRONG!! I'm an active PCP... cascadiance Aug 2015 #181

If it were only DU you would have a point. This isn't back in the 'nineties, we have sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #259

I am well aware of Dennis so I don't need any history lessons from you. totodeinhere Aug 2015 #248

Bernie is getting the same level of support on EVERY Liberal forum. This isn't the 'nineties or the sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #320

rec 154 840high Aug 2015 #130

Up to 208. The other thread is stuck at 84. So my prediction was accurate. n/t totodeinhere Aug 2015 #249

K&R SamKnause Aug 2015 #129

Iraq, Honduras, Libya, Syria MisterP Aug 2015 #132

Those alone should be sufficient. Maedhros Aug 2015 #169

Why cannot support Sanders; He is not Presidental material:He has never been test! lewebley3 Aug 2015 #138

He has passed the most important test of all. And that is what makes him sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #143

Sanders has never demonstrated leadership, 2 young women had him running from the stage lewebley3 Aug 2015 #198

nonsense. he's been tested. tested a lot more than Obama when he first ran. cali Aug 2015 #161

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #147

Man, you really are polite. daybranch Aug 2015 #151

I like the way sabrina synthesizes it down to judgement... cascadiance Aug 2015 #164

As well as supporting Bernie.... V0ltairesGh0st Aug 2015 #158

Completely agree and floriduck Aug 2015 #173

This message was self-deleted by its author Corruption Inc Aug 2015 #179

HRC will back he cabinet with Dem's! lewebley3 Aug 2015 #197

Why I will do everything in my power to make sure the next President is a Democrat randys1 Aug 2015 #180

Very simple. Helen Borg Aug 2015 #182

Bingo. CharlotteVale Aug 2015 #186

as a citizen of the planet first, her relationship with BC was always a killer for me stupidicus Aug 2015 #194

I cannot support anyone who has to evolve on major issues. Fred Friendlier Aug 2015 #207

I want people that can evolve, that means they are thinkers with hearts, and not ideologues lewebley3 Aug 2015 #219

Government is not a therapy session where people go to evolve. While they are evolving sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #251

I look forward to the reaction of many here YoungDemCA Aug 2015 #209

Here's another example of Hillary's poor RECENT judgement. robertpaulsen Aug 2015 #212

What utter nonsense; know one runs Hillary, but Hillary: She is her own person! a Dem lewebley3 Aug 2015 #215

Spellchek is yur freind. robertpaulsen Aug 2015 #216

Go Hillary GO: lewebley3 Aug 2015 #220

Hillary could be very rich, if she wanted a job with Monsanto: She has chosen pubic ser lewebley3 Aug 2015 #226

Are you joke trollin' me?! robertpaulsen Aug 2015 #231

It takes one to know one. Or something. Helen Borg Aug 2015 #227

Hillary is not interested in money: if she wanted more she coud have ha Billion by now! lewebley3 Aug 2015 #228

Nobody can know another person's intentions. Helen Borg Aug 2015 #230

Shouldn't that be "Why I do not Support Hillary Clinton in the Primary"...nt SidDithers Aug 2015 #221

But you see... Helen Borg Aug 2015 #224

No. LeftOfWest Aug 2015 #245

I like your sigline. sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #246

With the exception of feminism, Hillary holds neither my values nor my ethics. senz Aug 2015 #240

The $250,000 speeches to Citibank/Canadian banks were also poor judgement Dems to Win Aug 2015 #257

K & R & +1 for pissing off all the right people. L0oniX Aug 2015 #258

Interesting. I'd say being pissed off and pissing others off seems to be bettyellen Aug 2015 #267

~ L0oniX Aug 2015 #269

I couldn't agree with you more, nor said it so well. Thanks. williesgirl Aug 2015 #271

Best post ever. LittleGirl Aug 2015 #273

Hillary's vote for the IWR was a deal breaker for me Martin Eden Aug 2015 #274

knr - I posted on Facebook Douglas Carpenter Aug 2015 #276

INCOMING!! n/t Still In Wisconsin Aug 2015 #279

This is the best summary I've seen! ozone_man Aug 2015 #281

K&R MoveIt Aug 2015 #284

K & R a million time! SoapBox Aug 2015 #285

Just be thankful.... MaggieD Aug 2015 #293

As usual you have inverted the truth values of what actually happened. MoveIt Aug 2015 #300

It's just another one of those "Look at me" threads leftofcool Aug 2015 #304

Sanders also voted no on Telecom Act of 1996, Gramm, Leach, Bliley. merrily Aug 2015 #302

Thank you, he has been right on so many issues it's hard to put it all into one sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #307

Distraction is certainly one way of many to describe it. merrily Aug 2015 #308

Well said. We cannot afford Clinton's "mind conservative" approach. DirkGently Aug 2015 #306

Very good post. People have begun to asking the question you answered regarding what sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #319

Rec # 304 Fumesucker Aug 2015 #318