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In reply to the discussion: A year from now when Hillary is President nothing will change..... [View all]highoverheadspace
(307 posts)12. Many of those foreign policy decisions are actually the only area where I disagree with Bernie.
I think Clinton will be much worse in that regard though because the Neocons have already stated they will switch over and vote for her. As I wrote, his domestic agenda is what really matters to We the People.
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A year from now when Hillary is President nothing will change..... [View all]
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
OP
In case you didn't get it, I despise Trump and am all onboard for Bernie!
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#9
Well then state your case for Bernie. Don't stink up DU with your hyperbolic bashing.
JTFrog
Mar 2016
#88
I read the OP. Nothing but a bunch of hyperbolic bashing and equating with Republicans. n/t
JTFrog
Mar 2016
#95
Given the repetitiveness in the anti-Hillary attacks by Bernie supporters ...
JoePhilly
Mar 2016
#77
That's what JaneyVee's hidden post says but it is a false witness against a DUer.
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2016
#60
Instead of complaining about public sentiment, why don't you present a case as to why you believe
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#97
Let me do you one better, you can go to Bernies page and go right down the list of his entire
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#119
What exactly is Trump puffing and why would you accuse anyone here of doing it?
polly7
Mar 2016
#155
As a matrilineal Jew seeing my mom's religion used as a cudgel makes me apoplectic.
DemocratSinceBirth
Mar 2016
#47
We're dealing with the most conservative Court since the 50s, if not the 30s
BeyondGeography
Mar 2016
#67
No, that is a RW lie that blamed Congress because they cut funding in 1975, the US left in 1973
karynnj
Mar 2016
#137
Many of those foreign policy decisions are actually the only area where I disagree with Bernie.
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#12
She's confirmed she knows how to spin things & gets her people to follow suit, that's it.
RiverLover
Mar 2016
#28
Oh, Facty mcFacterson . . . . you forgot, they just make things up the feel good with
pdsimdars
Mar 2016
#108
Mine too as a Hillary supporter relative to Sanders but way better than any GOPr
uponit7771
Mar 2016
#136
That "closeness with banks" & their massive payoff to her, million$ for meaningless speeche$,
RiverLover
Mar 2016
#142
Disagree. I'm pretty sure we will be involved in some military regime change somewhere.
EndElectoral
Mar 2016
#17
Your post and link is so meaningful it should have it's own topic, not part of a thread
EndElectoral
Mar 2016
#48
I can see the crowds chanting. .. with arms raised and lighters lit. . . . beautiful . . .
pdsimdars
Mar 2016
#109
I would much prefer someone new as our next President but that doesn't look likely.
randome
Mar 2016
#42
Tell that to Flint, MI. Or the people without water in the San Joaquin Valley.
RiverLover
Mar 2016
#85
You must have missed the part in social studies about how laws get passed.
Progressive dog
Mar 2016
#182
Are you suggesting that today is no different than the day Obama took office?
brooklynite
Mar 2016
#45
For all those poor souls lost to the neocons wars in Libya, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Ukraine
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#51
I am definitely not right wing. As far as Sarah Palin goes, I didn't know that she came up with that
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#124
The OP speaks of one year from now. Obama has been President for 7 years.
Bluenorthwest
Mar 2016
#62
To which I would argue that Clinton plans to continue in the steps of President Obama
brooklynite
Mar 2016
#132
They both serve the same 0.01% corporate interests when it comes to plundering the countries of
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#133
It's naive to think any major change will occur with either Dem as President.
LonePirate
Mar 2016
#54
Reality tells me Repubs will maintain their House majority after November. No change is coming.
LonePirate
Mar 2016
#118
I think he will address it directly and find ways to go around those who oppose change whereas
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#149
Do you deny that it was Bill that sold us down the river on NAFTA, the deregulation of the media,
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#127
Actually, winning is keeping a Republican out of the White House. A Republican never
Agnosticsherbet
Mar 2016
#64
Same thing would happen if Bernie or any other Democrat were elected. The GOP House will block
stevenleser
Mar 2016
#70
Bernie is also a frequent guest at Fox. I guess you need to switch to Hillary now.
stevenleser
Mar 2016
#167
And actually, Bernie has the thinnest hold on the Democrat identity of anyone ever using it. nt
stevenleser
Mar 2016
#173
You've been suckered into one of the talking points. . that Hillary will win if nominated.
pdsimdars
Mar 2016
#93
The lives of those in the ME and Africa and the whole region will still be seen as
polly7
Mar 2016
#102
Just watch the shape shifter speak at AIPAC, GOD that women frightens me...let me call it first!
insta8er
Mar 2016
#121
I really don't care if its a man, woman, black, white or polka dot. Obviously, color and gender do
highoverheadspace
Mar 2016
#139
You are correct and it probably doesn't much matter who is in the White House.
alarimer
Mar 2016
#151