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8. Yes. I was amazed at how good she was at listening to people and being able to help them see how

Reply to Sophia4 (Reply #7)

Wed Jan 24, 2018, 04:13 PM

Jan 2018

many of the things they worried about were the same things she worried about but they just had different approaches to how to solve them. She was so good at offering ways to settle things that left people feeling like they were doing good. Bernie is a lot like that.

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How to "table." I've done lots of it, but you will want to find your own methods. [View all] Sophia4 Jan 2018 OP

Thank you! MLAA Jan 2018 #1

"point out advantages of your own point of view rather than... bad things about theirs" Beartracks Jan 2018 #2

I really love talking to voters. Sophia4 Jan 2018 #3

How do you square this with not thinking voters are the Democratic party? ehrnst Jan 2018 #10

You mean there are people around who do NOT have electing dems no matter what as Eliot Rosewater Jan 2018 #11

Yep, this is exactly what the Women's March, Indivisible BigmanPigman Jan 2018 #4

Yes. It's much easier to get out there and get voters to the polls than many think. Sophia4 Jan 2018 #5

I had an aunt who was head of the Young Democrats in our county for years. One of her tips OregonBlue Jan 2018 #6

Excellent points! Sophia4 Jan 2018 #7

Yes. I was amazed at how good she was at listening to people and being able to help them see how OregonBlue Jan 2018 #8

Sophia, how can you possibly work for a party that you say ehrnst Jan 2018 #9