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Hillary Clinton

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16. At least half of the people

Fri Sep 18, 2015, 04:36 PM

Sep 2015

who use that term more than likely don't know its definition. It's just a handy term to use against a successful politician one dislikes.

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Hey, what's a "Corporate Dem"? [View all] Capn Sunshine Sep 2015 OP

Shhh, don't talk about reality. It isn't the done thing around here. shenmue Sep 2015 #1

BUt But But..... Capn Sunshine Sep 2015 #2

Everybody is the same shenmue Sep 2015 #3

You went there! leftofcool Sep 2015 #5

Well maybe a corporate Democrat works for a living. leftofcool Sep 2015 #6

OGLIOARCH ALERT! BooScout Sep 2015 #7

.. Cha Sep 2015 #9

Good Morning Cha! BooScout Sep 2015 #13

If you figure it out please let me know postatomic Sep 2015 #8

I'm glad we cleared that up? Capn Sunshine Sep 2015 #12

It's like porn. I know it when I see it? Rose Siding Sep 2015 #14

In the circles I run in, it usually means a candidate less oriented to labor. Starry Messenger Sep 2015 #15

At least half of the people Jamaal510 Sep 2015 #16

Somehow they thing "the corporations" are a negative treestar Sep 2015 #17

I also found this term offensive and sad Gothmog Sep 2015 #18

It's meant to be an insult... Kang Colby Sep 2015 #19

It's one that Forbes does not want us to vote for, according to some. McCamy Taylor Sep 2015 #20