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Bernie Sanders

TDale313

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1. I think it's very very telling

Reply to xloadiex (Original post)

Sat Jun 18, 2016, 01:46 PM

Jun 2016

How many Republicans are coming out of the woodworks to say "Yeah, I can live with Hillary" while so many on the left are continuing to point out how the Clintons are in large part responsible for the rightward drift of the party and feel they cannot get behind her. Does it not give Hillary supporters a moment's pause that Repugs are racing in to fill a void being left by liberals who can no longer support the third way policies the party leadership is pushing?

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The most hawkish Republican is voting Clinton, and that’s saying something [View all] xloadiex Jun 2016 OP

I think it's very very telling TDale313 Jun 2016 #1

Does it give Hillary supporters pause? Duval Jun 2016 #4

It seems from what I've seen TDale313 Jun 2016 #5

goes great with Kissinger, Kagan, Kristol, and I think Abrams MisterP Jun 2016 #2

Negroponte has been given a huge pass in the League of War Criminals here.. 2banon Jun 2016 #8

They can party together felix_numinous Jun 2016 #3

The guy that leaked Valerie's Plame's identity Pastiche423 Jun 2016 #6

I will also vote for Clinton in the general election. Does that equate me with Richard Armitage? Martin Eden Jun 2016 #7

Victoria Nuland, wife of NeoCon Robert Kagan worked under -BOTH- Clintons HereSince1628 Jun 2016 #9