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In reply to the discussion: Do you believe that the Bible is the Biggest Influence on Hillary Clinton's Thinking? [View all]Warren DeMontague
(80,708 posts)54. I haven't made up my mind about the primaries, and I don't know enough about Hillary's thought
processes to say one way or the other.
That said, my immediate, off-the-cuff reaction to the statement is, it sounds like bullshit pandering, and sadly not even current, effective bullshit pandering, but bullshit pandering that is 10 years behind the curve and designed to appeal to some all powerful "values voter" bloc which never really existed then, but certainly doesn't NOW.
In which case I think it bodes ill for whoever is running her strategy this time around.
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Do you believe that the Bible is the Biggest Influence on Hillary Clinton's Thinking? [View all]
el_bryanto
Jun 2014
OP
So amazing that 47 percent of the voters are not supporting Hillary in the primaries
yeoman6987
Jun 2014
#26
Don't worry the moderates, centrist corporate third way type of Dems will support her
Exposethefrauds
Jun 2014
#56
I respect and admire Hillary, if the bible was the biggest influence on any politician
Autumn
Jun 2014
#2
Perhaps as she was growing up. I think today it might be her bank-book (I'll still vote for her!).
WinkyDink
Jun 2014
#7
I'll support Clinton if she's the nominee although she's not my first choice
aint_no_life_nowhere
Jun 2014
#10
I don't know. Maybe, if by that she means Christian socail and spiritual teachings
Tom Rinaldo
Jun 2014
#16
I don't care whether or not is is or if she said it or under what conditions. Meh.
uppityperson
Jun 2014
#19
She is NOT a rightwing religionist. Period. It's easily proven that she is not:
freshwest
Jun 2014
#21
She said it for the fundie vote...who cares if it's true: let's remember the big picture.
ileus
Jun 2014
#22
Wait, if we say we DO NOT believe her, does that also mean we think she is a liar?
kelly1mm
Jun 2014
#32
Cool, never knew that, who are the primary candidates I can't find a list anywhere
snooper2
Jun 2014
#64
we are still far enough out that most of them are theoretical - but Hillary Clinton at the moment
el_bryanto
Jun 2014
#65
There are primary elections in all States, that cycle will take up right after Nov elections
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2014
#62
Don't support her. If I did that statement alone would end it. Religion poisons everything. nt
Demo_Chris
Jun 2014
#37
I haven't made up my mind about the primaries, and I don't know enough about Hillary's thought
Warren DeMontague
Jun 2014
#54