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ehrnst

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549. Almost as bad as sore loser, who gets a shiv in whenever possible.

Wed Sep 6, 2017, 01:00 PM

Sep 2017

I can tell you from my social media feed that lots of Sandernistas have taken the fact that selected paragraphs from her book as a cue to tell her to SHUT THE FUCK UP, and die already!! She's GONE, go back to the woods!!

You think that she should take up knitting, fold up that evil foundation and go away, instead of acting like she's some sort of inspiration, or has the ability to affect change. You mean like Al Gore did?

But still not clear In what way has she "not renounced her status as party leader" You mean in the sense that she is a former Sec of State, and still a Democrat and has not stated that she is taking the veil of widowhood of the party? Or that she behaves as though she has something to say to people while being a Democrat?

Are you saying that she was a party leader before she ran for President, during that time after being SoS, and before the campaign? And that she should relinquish that leadership role?

She hasn't been given a role in the DNC, or the DCCC, so I guess I'm not clear on what you mean when you say that. Other than appearing in public as a Democrat and not apologizing.

Can you clarify?

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Post removed Post removed Sep 2017 #294

Sanders himself is not doing that. geek tragedy Sep 2017 #344

People like Nina Turner, who runs Sanders' PAC comradebillyboy Sep 2017 #413

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I expect Cornel West to sow discord and try to reopen old wounds and tear the party apart. nt geek tragedy Sep 2017 #512

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I criticized Sanders for that when he did it. geek tragedy Sep 2017 #528

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When? (nt) ehrnst Sep 2017 #524

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"Attitudes Like Mines" LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #292

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Because He's Not Me. Sep 2017 #120

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Once Berned Me. Sep 2017 #229

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But He Doesn't Seem To Understand That Me. Sep 2017 #325

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"Chosen one" Plucketeer Sep 2017 #128

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Sorry Plucketeer Sep 2017 #180

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Wrong. liquid diamond Sep 2017 #335

Whatever EOM tiredtoo Sep 2017 #336

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I see the same things you're seeing. NurseJackie Sep 2017 #74

++++++ We know why - JHan Sep 2017 #112

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We have to acknowledge and admit mistakes in order to deal with them... NurseJackie Sep 2017 #55

I trust her and admire her...I wish she was president today. She would be a good one. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #226

Agree wholeheartedly! n/t sprinkleeninow Sep 2017 #298

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This is ridiculous...and makes me sick. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #225

So we have to allow Stein, Turn and their ilk to trash the party in order to get votes? Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #59

So am I!! WHY IS IT that when Hillary... NurseJackie Sep 2017 #115

Yep, HRC truths are divisive, others putting down the DEMOCRATIC party, is a' ok! Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #123

She is apparently not allowed the courtesy of opinion mcar Sep 2017 #125

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Yep. nt SunSeeker Sep 2017 #437

Those who **forget** the past are doomed to repeat it. ehrnst Sep 2017 #232

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She's right, ya know. Adrahil Sep 2017 #41

Yep. cwydro Sep 2017 #45

++++ There are no lies in the passage above JHan Sep 2017 #206

Yep. (nt) ehrnst Sep 2017 #233

One fundamental flaw Roy Rolling Sep 2017 #44

She is a super resilient person. Realistic but likes to give people the benefit of the doubt. Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #50

Hillary is right...I love you Hillary! Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #47

Thanks for posting. riversedge Sep 2017 #58

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+1 BainsBane Sep 2017 #99

In one day her foundation does more to help humankind than any 500 random Americans Eliot Rosewater Sep 2017 #395

Thank you Eliot Rosewater! Awesome comment and the truth! Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #408

Sigh, yet another reminder of what could have been. Bleacher Creature Sep 2017 #63

Hillary is pointing out a simple truth: that just because someone identifies a real problem stopbush Sep 2017 #64

I cheered for both candidates in the beginning tavernier Sep 2017 #65

I don't think he's the reason we lost, either. janterry Sep 2017 #127

No argument either tavernier Sep 2017 #339

I have a good friend in her sixties who was once very active in PatrickforO Sep 2017 #70

Very well put! maddiemom Sep 2017 #102

The thing is ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #103

I sure am in need hope because I get a feeling of dread azmom Sep 2017 #140

She's pretty awesome ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #157

Thanks for this ismnotwasm +++++ JHan Sep 2017 #159

The base went heavily for clinton. JI7 Sep 2017 #221

Yes it did ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #300

The sun will come out tomorrow... Raster Sep 2017 #315

Haha! ismnotwasm Sep 2017 #320

Love that too! Raster Sep 2017 #323

This won't help anything. shanny Sep 2017 #72

lol MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #134

erudite shanny Sep 2017 #258

Weird. Obama 'impugned' her character a lot more in 2008 leftstreet Sep 2017 #73

That is untrue. We can't discuss that here...but I would suggest reading about the convention. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #88

Why not? leftstreet Sep 2017 #90

Whataboutism. MrsCoffee Sep 2017 #166

It would be re-fighting the primary were I to refute this using examples from the 2016 primary. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #239

Oh. Well we certainly don't want to re-fight the primary n/t leftstreet Sep 2017 #243

I signed TOS agreeing not to do so. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #263

As Her and Bill Did Barack..... LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #290

Not True. Lil Missy Sep 2017 #352

2016 was Rainbow Brite's Happy Meadow compared to 2008. QC Sep 2017 #438

No it wasn't...Pres. Obama never attacked the Democratic Party and that is the difference...nor Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #442

Bernie never said that John McCain was more qualified to be president than HRC. QC Sep 2017 #444

you should look that up...check some archives of morning shows. I won't fight the last primary. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #446

That's not the last primary. That's 2008. QC Sep 2017 #448

K&R stonecutter357 Sep 2017 #76

Sing it sister! Expecting Rain Sep 2017 #83

I'm sure it's difficult for the Clinton's to be out of the political limelight after decades as jalan48 Sep 2017 #91

Oh, right. Is that why Bernie wrote two books? BainsBane Sep 2017 #97

Bernie's still a Senator. jalan48 Sep 2017 #100

And Hillary is a former First Lady, Senator and Sec.of State. livetohike Sep 2017 #105

I agree. Jimmy Carter is a great example of what a politician can become after leaving the limelight jalan48 Sep 2017 #151

As Hillary will. Don't forget the Clinton Foundation's great works around the planet. Hortensis Sep 2017 #210

I totally agree. Hillary will go down as one of the great women in American history. jalan48 Sep 2017 #430

I like Jimmy Carter, but I think Bill Clinton has done amazing things with the foundation...it has Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #385

There are 100 senators BainsBane Sep 2017 #311

Bernie is well liked-people want to see him. It's OK. jalan48 Sep 2017 #428

I think what you mean to say BainsBane Sep 2017 #431

No, that's not what I said or meant. jalan48 Sep 2017 #433

Like Being On Late Night Shows Me. Sep 2017 #126

and appearing on cable news BainsBane Sep 2017 #309

and charges $30 a head at speaking events Adenoid_Hynkel Sep 2017 #469

What I find sad is those who say "Hillary should just go away". It's fine for every media still_one Sep 2017 #117

Dunno. The 'Right' didn't let Romney peek his head out of his hole till late in the primary. AtheistCrusader Sep 2017 #130

My comment wasn't about the primaries. It was about how the media and other critics are given free still_one Sep 2017 #173

Romney was widely belittled by the 'media' for losing. AtheistCrusader Sep 2017 #194

Why do you keep bringing Romney into this dialog. This is about the rampant sexism that was evident still_one Sep 2017 #266

it certainly exists. But there's more than one type of criticism going. AtheistCrusader Sep 2017 #307

Right on, Hillary! Thank you for telling it like it is lunamagica Sep 2017 #107

Thank you Hillary. murielm99 Sep 2017 #108

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+1 AtheistCrusader Sep 2017 #133

-1 Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #146

Hahaha more speeches spiel. You forgot 'em emails. Right progressives? LOL! Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #135

If the two (and only those two) ran again for the nomination (and I hope neither does), Gore1FL Sep 2017 #114

Am still with HER! Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #144

I agree with Hillary 100%. If she posted this on DU herself...she would have been hidden...LOL Trust Buster Sep 2017 #118

Lol she would get flagged for review in seconds lol JHan Sep 2017 #147

So right! cwydro Sep 2017 #304

She should have gone after Sanders on not releasing his taxes JI7 Sep 2017 #124

Wondering if it will be mentioned in the book? Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #150

She made the decision not to attack Sanders, which led to many people thinking ehrnst Sep 2017 #506

She's been right about so many things. Calling out the deplorables, jrthin Sep 2017 #129

Quote: "His attacks caused lasting damage" R B Garr Sep 2017 #131

He did not get in to cilla4progress Sep 2017 #137

We need to look forward - not back Mountain Mule Sep 2017 #138

Does anyone know how many pages of her book are dedicated Greybnk48 Sep 2017 #143

Right On Point! LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #297

We needed Bernie in the election Kosey Sep 2017 #145

Weak candidate? Is there a memo or something going around? Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #158

+1000% Greybnk48 Sep 2017 #162

Wrong. Bernie as the one true savior of the corrupt Dem party is the myth that needs to die kcr Sep 2017 #178

+1. Willful ignorance is always wrong, and this time it was dreadfully dangerous. Hortensis Sep 2017 #271

Exactly right, while Sen. Sanders votes with the Democrats, I submit there is little evidence he Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #387

+1 leftstreet Sep 2017 #181

Lots of keystrokes, but seems rather short on understanding very recent history. Hortensis Sep 2017 #262

I don't give a damn about the primary...pointless and divisive. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #270

My answer: If there had been no primary, Hillary would have won. Hortensis Sep 2017 #272

I agree with you but don't want to refight the primary hahah. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #277

Nope Catch2.2 Sep 2017 #148

Corporatist? Got to say I really have missed this endearing word! Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #161

Agree. n/t Greybnk48 Sep 2017 #164

Corp Dem JCinNYC Sep 2017 #268

Ha!! :-D NurseJackie Sep 2017 #269

Senator Sanders is fundamentally not a Democrat. He recruited... The Polack MSgt Sep 2017 #404

"Throwing shade" will get more clicks than "talks about his ehrnst Sep 2017 #153

Yeah because HRC is incapable of brilliantly talking about issues/arguments. Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #165

And once again, she is right. This is exactly how I feel. boston bean Sep 2017 #154

--- underpants Sep 2017 #160

The flogging of progressives on DU has become a daily event . . FairWinds Sep 2017 #167

Yep. n/t Greybnk48 Sep 2017 #174

But flogging of DEMS and the DEM party is ok? Establishment DEMs? Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #183

Agreed 100% Arazi Sep 2017 #191

Just what we corporatist do GulfCoast66 Sep 2017 #264

Yep.... LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #301

Matters what one calls a progressive, assholes who hate Clinton for stating facts aren't progressive uponit7771 Sep 2017 #394

Ok some one please explain the rules mjvpi Sep 2017 #171

Totally agree with this post . . FairWinds Sep 2017 #177

It is tiresome mjvpi Greybnk48 Sep 2017 #182

She campaigned for Goldwater when she was sixteen years old. Demit Sep 2017 #331

You misspelled Democrats. Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #187

At least 2-3 times a week DU has a mcar Sep 2017 #205

Exactly AngryAmish Sep 2017 #353

It's Actually BEYOND TIRING.... LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #312

You said a lot Lordquinton Sep 2017 #376

On point. n/t Greybnk48 Sep 2017 #380

Yes snort Sep 2017 #445

Bernie Bashing and Excuses for It have always been Acceptable at DU eom LarryNM Sep 2017 #449

Pretty Much... LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #464

You think Hillary's book should be banned from DU? BainsBane Sep 2017 #564

As usual, Hillary speaks for me. Paladin Sep 2017 #172

can't find anything to disagree with there. librechik Sep 2017 #176

Yeah this will help heal SHRED Sep 2017 #186

Heal what? You big UNITER YOU!!! Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #190

I beg your pardon? SHRED Sep 2017 #209

I see! Sounds good. Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #220

:-D NurseJackie Sep 2017 #211

I am not sure what the rules are in here regarding the primaries.But I will just say that I disagree SweetieD Sep 2017 #192

After all of the bullshit and lies flung her way, Hillary deserves to respond however she wants. LonePirate Sep 2017 #193

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Two sides? missingthebigdog Sep 2017 #222

I'm glad she's speaking out NastyRiffraff Sep 2017 #227

but the entire point of a campaign is to establish oneself as the most favorable alternative beachjustice Sep 2017 #228

Damn. Lots of heads will be exploding here. liquid diamond Sep 2017 #230

Good for her. BannonsLiver Sep 2017 #236

Thank you Hillary! nt WhiteTara Sep 2017 #237

She's not wrong. nt Kahuna7 Sep 2017 #249

Let's see what Bernie's response will be, if any.. andym Sep 2017 #254

We've already seen Bernie's response to losing BainsBane Sep 2017 #329

No doubt about that. NurseJackie Sep 2017 #374

Bwahahahahahahahahahahahaha! chervilant Sep 2017 #280

Republicans have harsh primaries and they still come out like clockwork for the Republican who wins. Willie Pep Sep 2017 #295

This! chwaliszewski Sep 2017 #310

He didn't hurt her that much because she still won by 3 Million votes TexasBushwhacker Sep 2017 #318

The vast majority of them did, of course BainsBane Sep 2017 #332

Ah but those are Republicans voters who vote for the candidate with the 'R' next to his/her name... Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #389

Agreed, Bernie was loathe to criticize Hillary; minor compared to the "damage" she did to Obama InAbLuEsTaTe Sep 2017 #435

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Whose sore-loserism? Barely? Progressivism the meme? Madam45for2923 Sep 2017 #338

That is not surprisingly, her opinion. This assumption that she had these disaffected voters locked JCanete Sep 2017 #328

In the United States of America tiredtoo Sep 2017 #337

I hope somewhere in her book she actually takes responsibly for her loss. white_wolf Sep 2017 #346

+1,000 HughBeaumont Sep 2017 #370

Orange Lincoln Rockwell..... LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #382

In the immortal words of Robbie Dupree - Steal Away! HughBeaumont Sep 2017 #483

Thank You.... LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #523

Strangely enough, Hillary WON. She got 3,000,000 more votes than Trump. About 66,000,000.... Hekate Sep 2017 #406

No, she lost by the only standards that matter. white_wolf Sep 2017 #410

"The only standards that matter." Oh please. Hekate Sep 2017 #411

She isn't president. That orange piece of shit is. That IS what matters. white_wolf Sep 2017 #412

Well, good for her. She'll sell a ton of books. Vinca Sep 2017 #350

Yea.... LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #383

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That election was the Democratic Party's to lose billpolonsky Sep 2017 #358

This.... LovingA2andMI Sep 2017 #384

Strangely enough, Hillary WON. She got 3,000,000 more votes than Trump. It took the combined forces Hekate Sep 2017 #409

I don't disagree with her on this bucolic_frolic Sep 2017 #378

Done with Hillary SpicyBoi Sep 2017 #386

Well she is right... all the above played a roll in the 2016 general election loss. Demsrule86 Sep 2017 #390

Boohoo. Had people in MI and WI never heard of Hillary? Do they seriously not vote for seaglass Sep 2017 #397

I'm agonized because she never visited my county. How could she take us so for granted? Hekate Sep 2017 #405

She did visit those states BainsBane Sep 2017 #416

Thanks for the correction! n/t seaglass Sep 2017 #420

Toodle-oo. Hekate Sep 2017 #403

This is the Democratic Party, not the Bernie Party BainsBane Sep 2017 #415

This also isn't the "Moderates ONLY" party. HughBeaumont Sep 2017 #485

Hillary isn't even a centrist SpicyBoi Sep 2017 #521

"Centrists" BainsBane Sep 2017 #533

No, "Centrists" as in the ones who constantly say our issues are "politically unachievable". HughBeaumont Sep 2017 #547

Oh, so it has absolutely nothing to do with policy BainsBane Sep 2017 #553

Do you think Hillary is over it? SpicyBoi Sep 2017 #516

She went to Michigan on election week BainsBane Sep 2017 #417

Done with you. johnp3907 Sep 2017 #462

You could've just ignored me without announcing it SpicyBoi Sep 2017 #522

I think you're supposed to be wounded to the very core of your being QC Sep 2017 #555

Yes, they were quite full of themselves SpicyBoi Sep 2017 #556

Oh brother Lazy Daisy Sep 2017 #388

Let me be the 400th post of what will always be a hot topic Hekate Sep 2017 #401

Many replies here remind me of old memos from (DLCer) Al From. democrank Sep 2017 #407

'... who will automatically have millions of supporters, millions in small donations...' crosinski Sep 2017 #429

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After months of being told that any objection to criticism of the Democratic party, its voters, BainsBane Sep 2017 #425

CNN book report clu Sep 2017 #436

Dunno about the whole book, but this excerpt is horseshit. Jim Lane Sep 2017 #454

Ok then Lotusflower70 Sep 2017 #455

Wow! jimlup Sep 2017 #457

Too bad this is getting all revived zentrum Sep 2017 #458

It's revived every single day BainsBane Sep 2017 #470

Well, I read on many zentrum Sep 2017 #471

Look at the poll you linked to BainsBane Sep 2017 #475

Moving On Progressive2020 Sep 2017 #460

Why Would She Write That? DallasNE Sep 2017 #461

I agree with you. zentrum Sep 2017 #472

re: "challenged Bernie...to name a single time I changed a position" thesquanderer Sep 2017 #465

Im not reading it. Pauldg47 Sep 2017 #466

uh, NO notinkansas Sep 2017 #476

Does anyone else find it interesting chervilant Sep 2017 #477

Yeah because there was nothing historic about the 2016 campaign. Duh. n/t seaglass Sep 2017 #482

I am looking forward to reading this book Gothmog Sep 2017 #478

I wonder how many of the nastiest "Bernie Bros" were actually Russian provocateurs. Nitram Sep 2017 #492

+1 dalton99a Sep 2017 #493

They didn't need to be for it to spread like mold. (nt) ehrnst Sep 2017 #545