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lapucelle

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15. You seem to have an ax to grind against Hillary.

Fri Feb 24, 2017, 09:59 PM

Feb 2017

I'll leave you in peace to cultivate your affinity for cringing at things that never happened. It must keep you very busy.

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It genuinely made me cringe every time I heard Hillary praising Paul Ryan and the Republicans [View all] poli3 Feb 2017 OP

When did she praise Paul Ryan and the Republicans? lapucelle Feb 2017 #1

she let ryan off the hook and focused only on Trump poli3 Feb 2017 #5

She praised Ryan by "letting him off the hook"? lapucelle Feb 2017 #8

When did she do that? What "free pass" do you refer to, poli3? Hekate Feb 2017 #2

yah.. screw her. it's all her fault! nini Feb 2017 #3

What is this fuckery? ismnotwasm Feb 2017 #4

I think that Hillary Clinton was hoping that there was a sane Republican guillaumeb Feb 2017 #6

That's my point, given their track record of making up decades worth of fake scandals against her poli3 Feb 2017 #7

After the election, a BoB told me that Clinton was responsible for Trump lapucelle Feb 2017 #9

Now that's just ridiculous poli3 Feb 2017 #10

I'm a New Yorker who was part of the Clinton ground game in PA in September and October. lapucelle Feb 2017 #11

Post removed Post removed Feb 2017 #12

You seem to have an ax to grind against Hillary. lapucelle Feb 2017 #15

I don't, I'm just saying that I disliked her pro-GOP strategy poli3 Feb 2017 #16

"Pro-GOP strategy" - just stop . JHan Feb 2017 #23

The problem is that those conservatives you're talking about are not moderates poli3 Feb 2017 #26

I repeat. JHan Feb 2017 #27

Pretty naive to think the platform means anything, imo. truebluegreen Feb 2017 #33

No it ain't naive.. JHan Feb 2017 #36

Nope. The platform isn't policy. truebluegreen Feb 2017 #37

Is that the evidence you're using to disprove my point.. JHan Feb 2017 #39

Oh...alrighty then. truebluegreen Feb 2017 #40

Um no.. JHan Feb 2017 #42

Platform is not a battle plan. lapucelle Feb 2017 #44

Yeah. If possible. truebluegreen Feb 2017 #45

You seem concerned. Please feel free to air more of your concerns, and enjoy your stay. nt msanthrope Feb 2017 #13

glad somebody else notices it also JI7 Feb 2017 #14

Something like Gold Bond or shaminist remedies work for cringe-inees and concern UTUSN Feb 2017 #17

"They were dog whistling for 50 years..." HeartachesNhangovers Feb 2017 #18

See Atwater poli3 Feb 2017 #20

Thank you. HeartachesNhangovers Feb 2017 #22

Do you have links for that? Here's a quote: pnwmom Feb 2017 #19

It was her campaign strategy poli3 Feb 2017 #21

Cohn's theory has been debunked. pnwmom Feb 2017 #24

I mentioned the fbi in the OP poli3 Feb 2017 #25

they aren't progressive if they didn't vote for Hillary JI7 Feb 2017 #29

In 2013 the voting rights act was dismantled, leading to the suppression pnwmom Feb 2017 #31

Agree with opening poster. But "when they go low, we go high" appeared to be a strategy that Doodley Feb 2017 #28

Hillary won 3,000,000 more votes than Trump DESPITE Putin, Comey, voter suppression, etc etc etc Hekate Feb 2017 #30

I agree. truebluegreen Feb 2017 #32

I cringed when Progressives started losing Dem seats in 2010-let Great lakes turn Red. delisen Feb 2017 #34

Huh... Mike Nelson Feb 2017 #35

bullshit spanone Feb 2017 #38

Mr/Ms poli3, see you only have been here since 2/19/17. So you may have missed that we have Fla Dem Feb 2017 #41

Is this thread dead, or what? MoonRiver Feb 2017 #43