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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: 3,154,991 [View all]Algernon Moncrieff
(5,961 posts)45. The Evangelicals will show up to vote for anyone but the Democrat
...but your point about the GOP is spot-on. The Evangelicals know they've been had and that they aren't getting anything substantive; meanwhile, whether they'll admit it or not, the supply siders and tax hawks know that the party positions on abortion and marriage equality are dragging down their message. If they lose this election, I think the Tea Party splits off.
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K & R, good post. Over three million more and we still have some primaries to go. You
Thinkingabout
May 2016
#1
bernie is in the top 2 or 3%. he IS an oligarch and here is the definition of the word...
msongs
May 2016
#3
I still can't believe, with a 26-year Congressional resume, he tried running as "an outsider."
IamMab
May 2016
#39
Democratic voting independents were given placebo ballots to vote on in Clinton's last 5 wins.
w4rma
May 2016
#7
If Arizona, New York and the entire South are your examples of fair elections, I don't want any part
w4rma
May 2016
#61
And in the general, should we limit the voting for the Dem candidate to the Dems as well?
Matt_in_STL
May 2016
#47
Bernie was somewhere around 3% in the national polls when he declared his candidacy.
liberal_at_heart
May 2016
#9
Ignoring the actual potential crime, she set up her server to bypass the Freedom of Information Act.
w4rma
May 2016
#13
The more they hide the taxes the more I think its possible they did do something dishonest
uponit7771
May 2016
#22
"It's not undemocratic" - Wrong, even if Sanders didn't run it would have been undemocratic.
That Guy 888
May 2016
#15
More sophistry and half truth. 1. She lobbied the SDs last time and lost, 2. she's been around so...
uponit7771
May 2016
#21
That is the title, read the post. It contains an excerpt from Mother Jones.
That Guy 888
May 2016
#72
Once again was Clinton's strategy designed to knock out ALL competition before a vote was cast?
That Guy 888
May 2016
#58
You don't seem to admit that Hillary Clinton has more votes, states, and delegates.
Algernon Moncrieff
May 2016
#60
You don't seem to admit that Hillary Clinton gamed the system to the detriment of democracy.
That Guy 888
May 2016
#62
She got those votes and delegates by people going to polling places and caucuses
Algernon Moncrieff
May 2016
#63
She had tremendous help before the primaries started. A thumb was on the DNC scale in her favor.
That Guy 888
May 2016
#73
+1, Actual quote " Ride this wave of democratic energy to overwhelm right-wing opposition ". Weaver
uponit7771
May 2016
#20
It's not only Democratic, but this primary is consistent with party tradition (almost).
Sancho
May 2016
#23
The independent investigation showed that Bernie did not steal data. When you say he stole data you
djean111
May 2016
#26
It showed that his campaign searched through proprietary data belonging to Hillary AND
pnwmom
May 2016
#32
Nothing IN THE WORLD could explain the shrieking bullshit about emails littering this forum
Number23
May 2016
#74
Essentially 12 to 9....yes it's winning, but that 9 is hardly an insignificant total
Armstead
May 2016
#80