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In reply to the discussion: UPDATED: Hillary Jabs At NPR Host: 'You Are Playing With My Words' On Gay Marriage [View all]JDPriestly
(57,936 posts)115. I'm not invoking Monica Lewinsky. That is hitting below the belt.
I'm saying that the Republicans will somehow work in some way to bring in Monica Lewinsky. They hit below the belt.
We shall see whether Warren runs. The polls won't bother her. Those polls are too early. Elizabeth Warren has not been heard by enough Amercans yet.
Think what she had to deal with in Massachusetts.
The OP had to do with Hillary. And I am discussing why she shouldn't run.
In short: We have a better candidate.
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UPDATED: Hillary Jabs At NPR Host: 'You Are Playing With My Words' On Gay Marriage [View all]
DonViejo
Jun 2014
OP
Hillary's "likable enough," as Obama would say; she just doesn't know how to relate to people, which makes her a less than an ideal candidate. Gimme Elizabeth!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#74
Supporting Hillary in running is not mutually exclusive to her running as well. All she said is she's not currently running . . .
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#86
How do you support someone....and then run AGAINST them....that IS mutually exclusive...
VanillaRhapsody
Jun 2014
#153
Not at all. You can support someone's running AND believe you are more qualified to run and give people a choice to decide for themselves ...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#157
Tell that to Obama; he said "NO" to running for President around the same time before the 2008 election as Elizabeth, and we know how that turned out...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#162
No one's disputing wat Elizabeth said-Im sure she's VERY sure (4 now) she's not running. Notice tho she didn't say "I will NEVER run in 2016".
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#173
she is not couching the statement...that is YOU putting words in her mouth...
VanillaRhapsody
Jun 2014
#174
Cudnt agree more; Elizabeth is, w/o a doubt, THE most sure-footed woman in politics today which is why she didn't say she would NEVER run...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#175
which is why you should believe her...she is getting P.O'd about people focussing on this issue
VanillaRhapsody
Jun 2014
#177
Elizabeth Warren, bein the wise, masterful politician she is, is not going 2 crumble 2 pressure & be annoyed into running, as you suggest, or doin anything else for that matter.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#179
I am a woman, and not a sexist. My choice of adjective was based on her tone in the interview.
peacebird
Jun 2014
#92
Right bach at'cha. I am a strong woman, and I say snippish describes her tone.
peacebird
Jun 2014
#130
Oh boy your in trouble now. Last time snippy was used in an election it was Gore saying it to Bush
Exultant Democracy
Jun 2014
#184
Again, NOT EVERY DESCRIPTION IS RELATED TO RACE OR GENDER. Sometimes snippy is just snippy
peacebird
Jun 2014
#131
Gore to Bush 2000 "'There's no need to get snippy about it," Found one easy.
Exultant Democracy
Jun 2014
#185
First off I found an example easily disproving your thesis. Are you saying Gore was being sexist?
Exultant Democracy
Jun 2014
#187
Should have repeated the Benghazi comment: what difference does it make?
question everything
Jun 2014
#2
It could matter. If she evolved along the same lines of the US Population, probably not a big
24601
Jun 2014
#31
Yeah, but Obama was for marriage equality, then against it, then for it again. When asked about this
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2014
#81
All I know is he wrote a piece in favor of same-sex unions way back in 1996.
nomorenomore08
Jun 2014
#170
Yes, campaigns need to be forward looking. For whatever reasons, Hillary's ability to look to the future is seriously hampered.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#76
YES! And don't forget that Bill Clinton was instrumental in the deregulation of Wall Street...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#163
I agree, but I seem to remember something about Elizabeth Warren saying that
TrollBuster9090
Jun 2014
#21
Sure, but I'm aware that it won't stop people from blathering about how
TrollBuster9090
Jun 2014
#35
Elizabeth Warren will run if she has the support and feels she can win for Democrats.
JDPriestly
Jun 2014
#25
I beg to differ: Elizabeth WILL run if the grassroots DEMAND that she run. The momentum is already starting to build and we're well over 2 yrs out.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2014
#80
Sometimes you choose the lesser of two evils. Had he vetoed it and sent it back, the response could
24601
Jun 2014
#36
I'm not convinced. In 1996, the national mood was quite different than it is now. The first state,
24601
Jun 2014
#169
"That sounds rather patriarchal to me." - Yep. And it's just like the "dynasty" meme that says
NYC Liberal
Jun 2014
#64
sometimes one does not think of an issue in specific terms, until the situation changes
Leme
Jun 2014
#9
"And she will be held to answer for Bill Clinton's decisions, like it or not"
TrollBuster9090
Jun 2014
#24
I heard the interview, and Gross wanted to score points. "Snappy" is a mischaracterization. n/t
Tarheel_Dem
Jun 2014
#10
We need Mrs Warren to stay a Senator and hold on to that seat for several years.
Sunlei
Jun 2014
#54
Read my post 15. If Hillary tries to run, she will be running against the past.
JDPriestly
Jun 2014
#60
I have not heard Warren speak of equality and I specifically look forward to hearing her speak of
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2014
#83
I'm going to go take a nap for 20 minutes. Wake me when they finally get around to the headline:
TrollBuster9090
Jun 2014
#27
JD - I'd LOVE to have Warren run....but it just doesn't seem that she's going to this time
groundloop
Jun 2014
#104
That's what I was saying above, too. Obama, as a black male has had to straddle the opposition
TrollBuster9090
Jun 2014
#56
To a group of people who think the female body can shut down ovulation in response to
TrollBuster9090
Jun 2014
#61
If she runs, the gloves will come off and more crap like the "article" will appear.
Behind the Aegis
Jun 2014
#120
I have no problem with her, or any other politician, having their feet held to the fire.
Beacool
Jun 2014
#167
Hillary is associated with the Cult that helped author Uganda's KILL THE GAYS bill; the Cult is
blkmusclmachine
Jun 2014
#49
I heard it live just now! Hillary loses her cool with softballs from NPR's Terry Gross
uhnope
Jun 2014
#51
Amazing how people get piled-upon here for evolving and coming around on these issues.
NYC Liberal
Jun 2014
#62
Actually he supported equality as State Senator, opposed it as Presidential candidate, then
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2014
#87
What's all this ''evolve shit'' homosexuals have been around since the beginning of time.
YOHABLO
Jun 2014
#88
I think our next candidate should be someone who has always supported gay marriage.
Ash_F
Jun 2014
#151
I have read so many different headlines on this, and it is really interesting how a one word changes
Justice
Jun 2014
#161
I'm LGBT, and most likely will not vote for Hillary in the primary. But, in the GE,
Zorra
Jun 2014
#168