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2016 Postmortem

kristopher

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19. A wave election with someone that excites those hungry for real change can.

Reply to BootinUp (Reply #18)

Sun Oct 25, 2015, 11:11 PM

Oct 2015

We can't predict it because the pieces aren't in place, but that doesn't mean We can't help put those pieces in place.

Economic policy is what Can unite the disparate groups divided by unsolvable social issues - which is precisely why the Rs focus exclusively on social issues. Otherwise it's 99% against 1% in that conflict and we are not the 1%. I've been talking to a number of R's using this reasoning and Bernie's positions. They are extremely responsive to crossing over for the right person and they are open to Bernie as the right person.

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Dear Hillary Supporters [View all] kristopher Oct 2015 OP

And history would agree with you, the " third way " is a diversion for the 1%, who is she ? orpupilofnature57 Oct 2015 #1

I'll be surprised if you get a productive response demwing Oct 2015 #2

How about the fact that Hillary voted against the Bush Tax Cuts in 2001? brooklynite Oct 2015 #3

How about the fact she tried numerous times to... JaneyVee Oct 2015 #6

This is also a response to brooklynite kristopher Oct 2015 #9

Okay Clinton vs Jeb I don't think is an issue. ucrdem Oct 2015 #4

No, she's not an "economic leftist". JaneyVee Oct 2015 #5

It isn't a matter of just "regulation" kristopher Oct 2015 #10

The times have a lot to do with actual policy. Thats just a fact and it usually BootinUp Oct 2015 #7

You're correct, the local/national/global situation is fluid. kristopher Oct 2015 #11

I just gave you an example BootinUp Oct 2015 #12

I don't think the position you laid out shows Hillary as an economic leftist kristopher Oct 2015 #13

Maybe if you re-read it. nt BootinUp Oct 2015 #14

No change, sorry. kristopher Oct 2015 #15

This country generally doesn't do major adjustment BootinUp Oct 2015 #16

1979 and the Reagan Revolution kristopher Oct 2015 #17

I don't know any serious (fact based) analysis BootinUp Oct 2015 #18

A wave election with someone that excites those hungry for real change can. kristopher Oct 2015 #19

I can only judge based on BootinUp Oct 2015 #20

you used a scary word olddots Oct 2015 #8