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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Why is she always snippy? If they really were Bernie supporters why couldn't she just say [View all]riversedge
(73,707 posts)77. ha ha. Perhaps they had Bernie shirts or signs. Do you know. You just know faux outrage
And name-dropping..
NEW YORK --
Hillary Clinton was giving a spirited defense of her campaign proposals and her lead in the Democratic primaries when she was disrupted by a group of Bernie Sanders supporters ahead of her home state's primary.
A few minutes into Clinton's remarks on the campus of Purchase College, about 20 Sanders supporters shouted, "If she wins, we lose," and began walking out.
"The Bernie people came to say that," she said. "We're very sorry you're leaving."
http://abc7ny.com/politics/hillary-clinton-faces-disruptive-bernie-sanders-supporters-in-new-york/1270432/
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Why is she always snippy? If they really were Bernie supporters why couldn't she just say [View all]
jillan
Mar 2016
OP
You didn't answer my question - why didn't she invite them to stay & tell them she'd like to be
jillan
Mar 2016
#14
WoW!!! You Sound Exactly Like A Trump Supporter And How They Would React To Trump's Handling....
global1
Mar 2016
#32
She IMMEDIATELY calls them 'Bernie People'? Smell that? It's The Reincarnation of Lee Atwater: Brock
AzDar
Mar 2016
#11
ha ha. Perhaps they had Bernie shirts or signs. Do you know. You just know faux outrage
riversedge
Mar 2016
#77
So... you don't know, either? Got it. Odd that you would 'answer', then...or, perhaps not.
AzDar
Mar 2016
#92
Didn't sound like something you respond to. Can anyone tell me what they were saying? Sounded like
Hoyt
Mar 2016
#21
It's a pretty big camp. Hillary's campaign has been getting more Rovian by the day. nt.
nichomachus
Mar 2016
#40
Most here, especially those doing the most criticism of either candidate
Jackie Wilson Said
Mar 2016
#28
Guess she's taking lessons from Trump. So glad I switched from D to I. Just one more reason. n/t
RKP5637
Mar 2016
#30
43% of this country are Independents/Unaffiliated. Neither the R's nor D's are the majority, and
RKP5637
Mar 2016
#65
Sexist? Asking why she didn't invite them to stay rather than scolding them is sexist? What does
jillan
Mar 2016
#47
This nation is out of control and needs healing, not more division! HRC is alienating an awful lot
RKP5637
Mar 2016
#39
" about 20 Sanders supporters shouted, "If she wins, we lose," and began walking out." They did
riversedge
Mar 2016
#69
The best part is she did not use violence like Trump, and that I respect her for. n/t
RKP5637
Mar 2016
#76
I voted for Bernie in the primary, but I will have no difficulty voting for Hillary in the GE if she
RKP5637
Mar 2016
#90
Hillary is 69,has had a brain injury from a sub-dural hematoma,overweight ,and
wendylaroux
Mar 2016
#81