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2016 Postmortem

LiberalElite

(14,691 posts)

15. I'll drag myself over to the polls and vote for H I suppose -

Reply to hedgehog (Original post)

Sun Mar 8, 2015, 06:34 PM

Mar 2015

but that's just me. I believe voting is an imperative. People died for the right to vote and you just don't not do it. However, many many Americans are just not involved or interested in politics. If a candidate doesn't move them they will not show up. Aside from H being a woman, I don't see them getting excited. Now, maybe if H could be disguised as a Kardashian....

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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