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2016 Postmortem

CTBlueboy

(154 posts)

5. BLM

Reply to boston bean (Original post)

Sat Jul 18, 2015, 07:40 PM

Jul 2015

BLM has something big and special ready HRC will get her share in due to time , she cant hide

Black people are not democratic party pawns

If she want to be the nomination she will have to address issues that affect us !!!!
This also applies to all Dems that want to be the nominee

#BLACKLIVEMATTER #SATHERNAME

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] boston bean Jul 2015 OP

After watching what happened Le Taz Hot Jul 2015 #1

So it's one big conspiracy between the Clinton campaign and Black Lives Matter?!? Ridiculous. Metric System Jul 2015 #32

You're words. Not mine. Le Taz Hot Jul 2015 #33

This. LeftOfWest Jul 2015 #37

If she was boo'ed the last time she attended, you assessment is right why she wouldn't attend this still_one Jul 2015 #2

Somebody gets booed, heckled, shouted down at EVERY Netroots Nation. MohRokTah Jul 2015 #39

Hillary can be excused for feeling pretty savvy tonight BeyondGeography Jul 2015 #3

They also booed Nancy Pelosi when she attended. nt DURHAM D Jul 2015 #4

BLM CTBlueboy Jul 2015 #5

I agree black lives matter and both O'malley and Sanders handled the outburst badly. boston bean Jul 2015 #6

I thought O'Malley handled it pretty well. zappaman Jul 2015 #19

In what way did O'Malley handle it badly? MH1 Jul 2015 #27

Of course you say that O'Malley and Sanders "handled the outburst badly" brentspeak Jul 2015 #38

Sounds like a threat LordGlenconner Jul 2015 #7

The poster can't answer since they have left the building. n/t zappaman Jul 2015 #20

Whatever they need to do LordGlenconner Jul 2015 #22

It wasn't their choice to leave. zappaman Jul 2015 #23

Yeah just noticed that after I posted LordGlenconner Jul 2015 #25

Jesus that wasn't even subtle! MADem Jul 2015 #29

Amateur Hour, aka Netroots Nation, is over BeyondGeography Jul 2015 #9

Good LordGlenconner Jul 2015 #10

Agree 100% DemocratSinceBirth Jul 2015 #13

Why would anyone heckle a candidate that agrees with them AgingAmerican Jul 2015 #35

Civility and respect is a two way street. (eom). oasis Jul 2015 #36

As a Sanders supporter I don't blame Hillary one bit. They were counterproductive and rude. GoneFishin Jul 2015 #8

She certainly has a problem with BLM after her remark at the Black Church. I would sabrina 1 Jul 2015 #11

Another smart move by the most experience candidate in the race. Walk away Jul 2015 #12

Her only smart move was being in Arkansas, avoiding the splatter when the bomb went off leveymg Jul 2015 #17

No wonder I can't find any foil for my barbque at the Stop and Shop... Walk away Jul 2015 #30

She obviously wouldn't go if moondust Jul 2015 #14

Pouring big drops of rain in Los Angeles now, hehehe Iliyah Jul 2015 #15

No, no strategy. She just benefits from the events. jeff47 Jul 2015 #16

No there was no surprise ibegurpard Jul 2015 #18

Yep.. if I were her adviser I would have told her to not to go. DCBob Jul 2015 #21

It makes total sense to me. I don't blame her one bit. nt scarletwoman Jul 2015 #24

She was more productive in trying to reiginite Democrat support in Arkansas. Thinkingabout Jul 2015 #26

She's petrified of unscripted questions Doctor_J Jul 2015 #28

after what happened today restorefreedom Jul 2015 #31

I agree tomm2thumbs Jul 2015 #34

I can't imagine why anyone would speak at Netroots Nation in the future. Vinca Jul 2015 #40