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In reply to the discussion: In case you missed it in his speech: O'Malley took the gloves off and hit Hillary where it hurts [View all]Orsino
(37,428 posts)118. The Clinton dynasty is already established...
...having given Hillary two or three legs up into a Senate seat, into State, and now making her the nominee-presumptive for 2016. Hell, we've had DUers say they're eager to vote for Chelsea.
Yes, it's a dynasty, and no matter how fine a candidate or president Sec. Clinton would make, dynasties are inherently bad. They make candidates who don't have to try.
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In case you missed it in his speech: O'Malley took the gloves off and hit Hillary where it hurts [View all]
bigtree
May 2015
OP
He should have left the gloves on lest he end up like the poor fella rolling around on the canvass.
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2015
#1
Iron Mike addressed Trevor Berbick's issues within six or so minutes.
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2015
#16
LOL, If i thought my advocacy For St. Hillary here is of any moment I would put a cap im my own ear.
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2015
#9
OK, you are blaming Obama for her loss. Not her weak support. I see where you are confused. nt
Logical
May 2015
#48
She received nearly 50% of primary votes against a political phenom.
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2015
#53
Wait, from what I read back in '08 and again lately I thought Hillary was the phenom.
A Simple Game
May 2015
#60
And was given a snowball's chance in hell against the Juggernaut that was Hillary.
A Simple Game
May 2015
#96
i would say his personality and amazing political talent , but yes, there was excitement
JI7
May 2015
#133
He and his team were smart in their primary campaign.. they knew the rules.. eyes on the prize and
Cha
Jun 2015
#169
I have a feeling, knowning your posting history, you made a similar 'call'...
Joe the Revelator
May 2015
#149
I will not be bullied into surrending my vote to a candidate I don't believe in.[n/t]
Maedhros
Jun 2015
#183
You are going to really know about bullied if a Republican President is elected.
olegramps
Jun 2015
#184
I've noticed that Sanders's fans don't like being challenged on the notion...
Buzz Clik
May 2015
#17
Never mind those stupid charts, I'll get to the bottom of this as soon as I get back from the attic.
A Simple Game
May 2015
#67
This post would have been better used as retraction and apology for your post #34.
cherokeeprogressive
May 2015
#84
I post an opinion, you call it bullshit and demand an apology? Yeah, there's a fantasy for you.
Buzz Clik
May 2015
#117
I like O'Malley and so far he is my second choice. Far as I can see, a vast majority of DUers
sabrina 1
May 2015
#40
"so why would his supporters 'retreat' anywhere". But they have their own group...
Buzz Clik
May 2015
#64
So should Hillary and O'Malley supporters retreat to their 'own groups' also? Lol!
sabrina 1
May 2015
#78
Who's complaining? I WILL debunk any lies told, not just about my Candidate, but about any of them
sabrina 1
May 2015
#112
These types of things are great for manipulating low knowledge/information voters.
FlatBaroque
May 2015
#58
IIRC, that site takes what politicians *say*, as in their *campaigns*, but does nothing to examine
cui bono
May 2015
#130
Looky! Charts that challenge the Sanders's crowd notion that Bernie is the only lib in the group.
Buzz Clik
May 2015
#14
I fully agree, but the Sanders crowd have been relentless in pounding on Clinton...
Buzz Clik
May 2015
#37
"I do believe there is a lot more daylight between Bernie and Hillary... " agreed, but...
Buzz Clik
May 2015
#43
So as a Sanders 'fan" I can't comment on another Democrat running for President?
Autumn
May 2015
#52
" i don't know how any can call Obama a democrat anymore." Of course you can't.
Buzz Clik
May 2015
#22
I agree with you....but I am not trying to prove a point to them necessarily....
VanillaRhapsody
May 2015
#11
Holding up empirical evidence to some folks is like holding up a cross to a vampire./NT
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2015
#19
It really is sad and they get outraged when you refuse to engage them in a serious discussion.
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2015
#28
Thanks for posting that. Looks like a couple of jurors are hip to some things around here
Number23
May 2015
#136
Yeah, so far to the right of Hillary he came out against TPP, and Hillary can't make her mind up
snooper2
Jun 2015
#180
We need more folks like you. My pops had all of a ninth grade education.
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2015
#31
Exactly.. not after losing in 2008 and 4 years as SOS... she's working her way back. I still
Cha
Jun 2015
#161
eight years ago, many folks here with different choices this election expressed support for Clinton
bigtree
May 2015
#76
I would highlight his experience in actually enacting the things he's advocated for
bigtree
May 2015
#104
Oh, the "dynasty" trope? Disgusting sexism, and I'm surprised to see it from a self-styled
NYC Liberal
Jun 2015
#157
Precisely, NYC Liberal.. good analysis. She is not her husband Bill. It's too lazy an attack.
Cha
Jun 2015
#163
I imagine if it did indeed hurt, a major shift in the polls will be evident.
LanternWaste
Jun 2015
#178