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In reply to the discussion: "No more dynasties"--for women, that is [View all]Baconator
(1,459 posts)217. We can make an educated estimate...
Those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat them...
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Men are terrified of HRC, she has principals and intelligence far ahead of the lizards.
DK504
Apr 2017
#1
It's not as though she'd ever run again...so why talk abour her candidacy in the present tense?
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#55
The vast majority of opposition to HRC in the primaries was on the issues and nothing else.
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#75
And quoted the number of delegates he got in the primary as many times as he could
ehrnst
Apr 2017
#102
The defining spirit of the Sanders campaign was a belief in the need for transformational change-
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#191
Thank you for that post. You've offered the best analysis so far in this thread.
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#157
Let me shorten that; A lot of people fell for the con. And they don't want to admit it. nt
fleabiscuit
Apr 2017
#164
I don't plan on ever considering sabotage and foreign intervention as miscalculations.
fleabiscuit
Apr 2017
#168
It happened. It shouldn't have. It didn't DEFINE anti-HRC sentiment on the Left.
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#198
"Why DID it have to be HRC, btw? What was so special about her compared to any other woman
lunamagica
Apr 2017
#203
The way it turned out has nothing to do with the fact that he won after losing once
lunamagica
Apr 2017
#214
Especially men who voted for Hillary, donated, phone banked, knocked on doors, etc.
IronLionZion
Apr 2017
#152
I criticized the whole Dynasty thing when people here were flouting Joe Kennedy III a few weeks ago.
Warren DeMontague
Apr 2017
#7
The thing is, the two times we've won the WH in the past 36 years, we've run relative unknowns.
Warren DeMontague
Apr 2017
#153
she attracts minority voters and single women who tend to have it toughest economically
JI7
Apr 2017
#166
No one is saying that Chelsea Clinton is unfit to serve because she was
PoindexterOglethorpe
Apr 2017
#30
People these days are awfully quck to start using the word Dynasty.
PoindexterOglethorpe
Apr 2017
#37
"I can't be sexist. I support Liz Warren and Tulsi Gabbard." - And they talk about those two...
George II
Apr 2017
#32
So it's sexist to question the idea of nominating ANY members of the Clinton family?
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#43
I think this started because somebody in the press started floating the Chelsea idea this week.
Ken Burch
Apr 2017
#95
Sexism exists, yes. People should look long and hard at why they hold the opinions on people they do
JCanete
Apr 2017
#64
on what did carter represent a rightward turn? I may be mistaken there, and I don't mean to say that
JCanete
Apr 2017
#70
THANK YOU!! "respecting one woman or person of color doesn't mean one is immune to racism or sexism"
uponit7771
Apr 2017
#68
Well first of all, let's start with the basic fact that I couldn't care less what you believe.
Kentonio
Apr 2017
#183
You don't have to have been born into a political family to be part of a dynasty.
Kentonio
Apr 2017
#189