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HuckleB

(35,773 posts) Sun Mar 22, 2015, 01:01 PM Mar 2015

I want the Democratic nominee for President to win in November 2016. [View all]

Period.

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I want the Democratic nominee for President to win in November 2016. [View all] HuckleB Mar 2015 OP

Yep. nt stevenleser Mar 2015 #1

Thank you! (eom) HuckleB Mar 2015 #44

I think almost everyone here could agree with this statement. hrmjustin Mar 2015 #2

With "ALMOST" being the operative word ... 1StrongBlackMan Mar 2015 #21

^^^^^^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^^^^^^ 11 Bravo Mar 2015 #31

At least we all here at DU can agree on that? Then it is settled. Let a respectful issue oriented Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #3

No problem for me.. android fan Mar 2015 #4

Agreed. Get drunk, get stoned, do both, get a divorce...just do it....thanks for the chuckle! Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #11

Exactly. Too much personal stuff gets tossed around here these days. HuckleB Mar 2015 #26

hillary with warren as her VP is 100% sure thing to sweep conservatives out beachbum bob Mar 2015 #5

not a chance. cali Mar 2015 #7

I predicted obama would run for president 3 months before he announced beachbum bob Mar 2015 #10

It's not that two firsts could never happen, it's that two firsts won't happen Reter Mar 2015 #15

so did I. I predicted Obama would run at least 3 months before he announced- and cali Mar 2015 #23

This is a winning ticket, IMHO. The Republicans have no answer for that. Especially the libdem4life Mar 2015 #28

No VP tracks29 Mar 2015 #8

Could she name Bill Clinton? Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #12

nothing in constituion disqualifies that beachbum bob Mar 2015 #14

We still all love Bill Clinton, don't we...or is there some more related liberal mud throwing to be done? Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #19

Yeah, we all just love that sucking sound that NAFTA made. cali Mar 2015 #24

Only if she wants to lose 47-50 states Reter Mar 2015 #18

Point taken....although I fully expect the GOP to gerrymander the Electoral College. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #20

not a chance, if hillary approaches she will 100% accept beachbum bob Mar 2015 #13

I love Warren idealists. Warren's ideas CAN be implemented....during her follow-up 8 years as President. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #16

^^^ This ^^^ libdem4life Mar 2015 #29

I agree, but her ideas will be incorporated during hillary's first term as her VP Warren will beachbum bob Mar 2015 #32

In any role Warren will surely influence President Clinton II , or else the populism wing will be even more vocal. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #43

Side issue. VOTE for the nominated Presidential candiate. Period. Full stop. End of the story. What "they" fear Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #9

better than the repub, doesn't mean good. cali Mar 2015 #6

really? beachbum bob Mar 2015 #17

Only frustrated purists still push the "lesser than two evils " argument. great white snark Mar 2015 #30

I want the Democratic nominee to be progressive un 2016 LittleBlue Mar 2015 #22

why do you want to lose the whitehouse? beachbum bob Mar 2015 #33

Running as a Progressive worked for Obama. We didn't want a centrist then. RiverLover Mar 2015 #39

Agreed Gothmog Mar 2015 #25

Me too, not some pro-war, anti-worker, pro-Wall Street neo-lib pretending to be a Democrat. Scuba Mar 2015 #27

As do I. Which is why I hope Hillary is not our candidate. morningfog Mar 2015 #34

Me too Huck mcar Mar 2015 #35

+1,000,000 ... 000 HuckleB Mar 2015 #36

In it to win it! NanceGreggs Mar 2015 #37

A thread of unity. Rex Mar 2015 #38

Well, we can all work to post more such threads! HuckleB Mar 2015 #40

Well I know the "some of us will vote for a dead duck" crowd are tired of all the infighting. Rex Mar 2015 #41

I lived through the era of "Bush can't be that bad, so I'll vote Nader." HuckleB Mar 2015 #42

Agreed. n/t pnwmom Mar 2015 #45