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To ANY liberal/progressive, anywhere, who refused to vote for Hillary in November, 2016 [View all]
RandySF
Apr 2023
OP
She does not care. She's raking in $$$ for poisoning the well for Democrats.
emulatorloo
Apr 2023
#111
The myths of "It Was Rigged" "Her Is Warmonger" "Corrupt Corporate Shill WALL STREET" did lots of
betsuni
Apr 2023
#64
That's it? Okay, thanks. She DID have lots of ideas for the economy, these were ignored.
betsuni
Apr 2023
#217
Critiques fine. Outright lies, disinformation and conspiracy theories were NOT FINE.
emulatorloo
Apr 2023
#108
No, once she was the candidate and the only one who could beat Trump, all criticism should have
Demsrule86
Apr 2023
#200
Those her critiqued her on social media...influence others to not vote for her so...I despise them
Demsrule86
Apr 2023
#10
Ah but did it influence other votes? And more than a few of those who critiqued her didn't
Demsrule86
Apr 2023
#205
Yeah, abortion is identity politics right up until your own wife bleeds out from miscarriage...
Hekate
Apr 2023
#119
That is what I think too...If you didn't vote for Hillary in the General you helped elect Trump.
Demsrule86
Apr 2023
#7
That is what I think too...If you didn't vote for Hillary in the General you helped elect Trump.
Demsrule86
Apr 2023
#8
No it's not. She won by 3 million votes. It's on the Republicans and the electoral college.
Autumn
Apr 2023
#13
You don't like the Constitution change it. In every election I remember there have been several
Autumn
Apr 2023
#48
All I know is that my former friends were not swing voters. They were committed lefties, Autumn.
Hekate
Apr 2023
#116
I don't know one person on the left that didn't vote for Hillary, even if they had to hold
Autumn
Apr 2023
#122
Did all your "committed lefty" friends live in the three states once known as the Blue Wall?
Autumn
Apr 2023
#126
That is not true. More than a few left this site and went to JPR...and I can tell after reading
Demsrule86
Apr 2023
#207
This is America. You still believe this if you choose. However, I don't and will never forgive
Demsrule86
Apr 2023
#208
That's the way it goes. Everybody has the right to vote for whom they choose. It's not a belief, its
Autumn
Apr 2023
#210
Those voters voted for the candidate of their choice. Yes it's stupid to vote for a third
Autumn
Apr 2023
#49
Likewise those who said there was no difference between Bus and Gore
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
Apr 2023
#14
Exactly! I can't understand anybody calling themselves a Democrat doing that...
CTyankee
Apr 2023
#73
I live in a state of 40 million people and I never get to see a presidential candidate. That excuse
Hekate
Apr 2023
#118
David Sirota continued to do his best to depress the HRC vote right up until election day.
lapucelle
Apr 2023
#19
Yet it is Al Gore who won the Nobel Peace Prize for environmental activism, not Ralph Nader
lapucelle
Apr 2023
#86
You need to read the post more carefully. Any and all defense of the Russia-fronted* Green Party
lapucelle
Apr 2023
#96
So when you said "his book", it was really "his other book", not the 1992 book
lapucelle
Apr 2023
#106
Wait...what? Actually, no. Not everyone understands other people's posts, and that's fine.
lapucelle
Apr 2023
#128
Nobel, not Pulitzer. Also, Gore's work for the environment was always notable. You mentioned media
Hekate
Apr 2023
#141
Hillary was voted most admired woman for 17 years, her approval rating nearly 70%.
betsuni
Apr 2023
#146
During the 2000 campaign, folks were sold a similar "lesser of two evils" bill of goods.
lapucelle
Apr 2023
#78
Or denied "lesser of two evils" meant they were calling the Democratic nominee evil.
betsuni
Apr 2023
#145
No. Because the damage doesn't just linger in, it grows exponentially every day.
Hekate
Apr 2023
#124
It's the political equivalent of "I'm hungry" "What do you want to eat?" "I dunno" "How about-" "No"
RockRaven
Apr 2023
#44
And in the 2020 Michigan Democratic presidential primary, I voted for JOE BIDEN
DemocraticPatriot
Apr 2023
#55
It's not people like you, it's the "Bernie or Bust" crowd that (rightfully) gets a lot of shit here
Silent3
Apr 2023
#62
Yes the past is past. But I don't want to see a repeat in 2024. Briahana Joy Gray promotes RFK JR
emulatorloo
Apr 2023
#133
"The past is past let's move on" argument, no. Attacks against Hillary were all about the past,
betsuni
Apr 2023
#65
Trump voters were a mixed bag, but they don't seem to have been the dreaded "centrists".
lapucelle
Apr 2023
#80
some evidence to back this up: Trump was a net +6 with mixed ideology centrists, and a plus 15 net
Celerity
Apr 2023
#79
I blame those who said they were on our side and stabbed us in the back by electing Trump...Stein
Demsrule86
Apr 2023
#209
"The party sort of screwed us back then" -- what does that mean? "Rigged" conspiracy theory?
betsuni
Apr 2023
#76
'Rally Size' doesn't equal Votes. Senator Sanders voters didn't show up in 2016 or 2020
emulatorloo
Apr 2023
#110
Yes he won primaries. But not enough. And journalists gave him a lot of very favorable press.
emulatorloo
Apr 2023
#130
No. Hillary had a nearly 70% approval rating and it wasn't until the media started with
betsuni
Apr 2023
#151
Maybe "establishment" in the same way that Planned Parenthood was "establishment".
lapucelle
Apr 2023
#82
There were plenty of folks who say "I'd vote for a woman, just not that woman"
lapucelle
Apr 2023
#93
Absolutely. As soon as Kamala is our nominee, it'll be "just not that woman" all over again.
Hekate
Apr 2023
#144
Hillary Clinton warned you about the courts, about Roe and about Trump and his racism
LetMyPeopleVote
Apr 2023
#134
I voted for Bernie in the 2016 and 2020 primaries. I voted for Clinton and Biden in the
liberal_mama
Apr 2023
#137
Anyone with an ounce of sense who saw Trump sniffing and crazily ranting nonsense for a few seconds
betsuni
Apr 2023
#171
But Hillary got paid for a Goldman Sachs speech about being Secretary of State and fundraised
betsuni
Apr 2023
#173
Yes and that was pushed by so called dems and fakes as a reason not to vote hrc
Meowmee
Apr 2023
#174
Fantasy of a left and right wing populist alliance class revolution. Ridiculous.
betsuni
Apr 2023
#177
His bankruptcies and love life have been splashed across the front pages of tabloids since the 80s.
betsuni
Apr 2023
#186
Totally disagree. But that's our party! Totally free to disagree :)
Laura PourMeADrink
Apr 2023
#196
I hate the Greens to this day for 2000. I will never forgive them because Trump got judges
Demsrule86
Apr 2023
#204