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Hillary Clinton

cosmicone

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1. Yes ... sure and steady hands is the key

Reply to DeepModem Mom (Original post)

Sun Nov 15, 2015, 05:56 PM

Nov 2015

One doesn't want one's presidential candidate to be palpating a map of middle east trying to figure out which country is which like a blind man reviewing a restaurant menu.

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Why Hillary Clinton just became an even bigger front-runner: (Hillary Group) [View all] DeepModem Mom Nov 2015 OP

Yes ... sure and steady hands is the key cosmicone Nov 2015 #1

I like that one. The same menu and readers will fo picking a GOP nominee, all will be bad. Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #5

Sanders opening statement was a joke. nt BootinUp Nov 2015 #2

I would have thought he would have had an opening statement on the subject at least. Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #6

She is a well rounded candidate and she's a hard working woman at what she does! FloridaBlues Nov 2015 #3

"It's no wonder that the Sanders campaign reportedly protested the shift in focus of Saturday's Cha Nov 2015 #4

Yes Indeed no bs joe Nov 2015 #9

In light of the current events I hope a debate will cover more foreign affairs questions. If the Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #7

When it comes to Foreign Policy,,, no bs joe Nov 2015 #8

Really.. but you can at least be prepared for the debate as much as possible. Cha Nov 2015 #10

It's difficult to make a symphony out of one note, and that's all BS has..."one note". n/t Tarheel_Dem Nov 2015 #11