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2016 Postmortem

hedgehog

(36,286 posts)

14. I agree with you that we need to take back both the Senate and the House

Reply to Proud Liberal Dem (Reply #11)

Sun Mar 8, 2015, 01:35 PM

Mar 2015

in a big way to get anything done.

Unfortunately, your post suggests to me another question that needs answered: how many people will haul themselves out of their recliners just to go out and vote against Hillary? We have to remember that there is a lot of hatred focused on her.

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Here is the question we really need to consider: [View all] hedgehog Mar 2015 OP

Our party's worst candidate would still be orders of magnitude better than the best GOP candidate. NoJusticeNoPeace Mar 2015 #1

+1 JoePhilly Mar 2015 #9

Dems will flock to vote for Hillary leftofcool Mar 2015 #2

You can vote against the repub as well as vote for the upaloopa Mar 2015 #3

but Hedgehog is correct guillaumeb Mar 2015 #4

Voter education is woefully needed. Depressingly so. /nt think Mar 2015 #6

Issues matter. Whoever the Democratic nominee is they need to have a rock solid platform think Mar 2015 #5

2 blank ballots here in Texas, if HRC is the nominee. But we'll vote downballot, not that it will blkmusclmachine Mar 2015 #7

I know a lot of young women who love Hillary One of the 99 Mar 2015 #8

For the millionth time, Al Gore won Florida. lunatica Mar 2015 #10

Here is another question to consider: Proud Liberal Dem Mar 2015 #11

I agree with you that we need to take back both the Senate and the House hedgehog Mar 2015 #14

Well Over 18 Million People Voted For Hillary In The 2008 Primary Alone... Corey_Baker08 Mar 2015 #12

That's a proposition that's worth some serious polling. hedgehog Mar 2015 #13

I'll drag myself over to the polls and vote for H I suppose - LiberalElite Mar 2015 #15