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In reply to the discussion: Who remembers HRC's behavior in the 2008 Primaries? [View all]hifiguy
(33,688 posts)24. I do, and the dog-whistling
was revolting. Someone posted KO's Special Comments about them in the last few days. Keith was right.
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Wait a minute. There was a competitive political race in 2008 between two ambitious people?
wyldwolf
Jun 2015
#4
What about the ones who did and believed there's no logic in Iowa always being first?
wyldwolf
Jun 2015
#93
If it wasn't for the superdelegates there might have been different rules for electing the pledged
StevieM
Jun 2015
#108
I don't agree that the so-called pledged delegate count reflects the will of the people and that
StevieM
Jun 2015
#134
Prescisely .. don't hold back. Says everything about them and nothing about their target.
Cha
Jun 2015
#71
These parlor debates and rehashing of old topic is making me somnolent.
DemocratSinceBirth
Jun 2015
#21
LOL, good one. She continued the primary long after she had a mathematical chance of winning.
merrily
Jun 2015
#80
I saw a poll on DU from back then where you said you absolutly would not vote for Nominee Obama
Scootaloo
Jun 2015
#64
President Obama was an amazing candidate and then won the Presidency and chose Hillary as his
Cha
Jun 2015
#72
There has not been a more stalwart supporter of President Obama on this board than me
DemocratSinceBirth
Jun 2015
#83
Our odds of winning are much much better with Hillary than anyone else running on the Dem side.
DCBob
Jun 2015
#130
Jesus. Who remembers that she and Obama buried the hatchet and went on to work quite well together?
Hekate
Jun 2015
#88
I remember it quite well and I'll repeat what I wrote on this very board at the time:
StevieM
Jun 2015
#109
I voted "uncommitted" in MI, as John Edwards wasn't on the ballot ...
JustABozoOnThisBus
Jun 2015
#127