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Showing Original Post only (View all)Hillary vs. (republican candidate) [View all]
Disaster Capitalism... check
TPP...check
more wars/continuation of wars..check
privatization of education...check
spying on Americans...check
largest prison population in the world...check
50 plus million Americans on food stamps and in poverty...check
the 1% owning and controlling the electronic voting machines..check
We are in trouble
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I believe that previously banned troll frwrfpos / argiel1234 is back posting under a new name...
SidDithers
Jan 2015
#20
Well, that has been the meme. I think Hillary will make defeat in the general more likely, not less.
merrily
Jan 2015
#6
By now, we all know who we think Hillary is. Campaign rhetoric is not more reliable than a lifetime.
merrily
Jan 2015
#9
Those are the same voting machines the "1%" used to keep Obama from getting elected?
brooklynite
Jan 2015
#11
By dollar amount, who got more Wall Street/big business/bankster donations in 2008, McCain or Obama?
merrily
Jan 2015
#15
Obviously, I was simply disagreeing with YOUR point, namely that a win by Obama and/or
merrily
Jan 2015
#26
No, citing something as proof when it proves nothing is bad police work, no matter what.
merrily
Jan 2015
#30
As you imply, the republican nominee (no matter how "moderate") will not be pro-woman, pro-choice
pampango
Jan 2015
#24
Not quite. My point was that, even if the Republican is actually pro woman, pro choice, and
merrily
Jan 2015
#29
The "even if" is a huge qualifier. I think it is safe to say that most republican politicians aren't
pampango
Jan 2015
#31
Whenever I say "voted for Iraq War" I always add "Believed Dimson" and
Laura PourMeADrink
Jan 2015
#34