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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: RIP "coronation" and "her turn." Sad BS memes finally pass their expiration date. [View all]mcar
(43,523 posts)26. This is completely false
HRC did not make the campaign "almost exclusively" about her being a woman. You don't seem to have been paying attention.
And picking the Javits Center - horrors! How dare the first woman nominee pick a symbolic site for what should have been a celebration.
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RIP "coronation" and "her turn." Sad BS memes finally pass their expiration date. [View all]
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
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Bernie folks voted for her in huge numbers, more than she would have had if he had not run.
Dustlawyer
Dec 2016
#142
Yes, during a crucial election year that is exactly what should have happened...now
Demsrule86
Dec 2016
#168
That mindset is why talk about it being "her turn" or a "coronation" lingered...
Begabig
Dec 2016
#169
Yeah I'd be cringing if I hated Hillary past the point of common sense right now
ismnotwasm
Dec 2016
#56
Yeah, and I'll bet if she was elected she'd want to be sworn in on the steps of the Capitol!
George II
Dec 2016
#122
She was fully qualified to run for a position that is open to anyone. Anyone else could have run.
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
#29
Well, I think the people who let their side used sexist terms is what is offensive and divisive.
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
#69
Can't see what ya don't look at, I keep saying it... easier to blame than to try to understand.
JudyM
Dec 2016
#34
Exactly right, Melissa. Apparently thinking like tRump: if you shout the same malarky over and over
JudyM
Dec 2016
#58
LOL @ your irony. "She came off as entitled" is nothing BUT "hurt feelings."
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
#39
Many of you who claim that still also sat silent while your allies used those terms.
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
#27
this is breathtaking- 'Why was it so horrible for Clinton to acquire wealth from speeches '
NRQ891
Dec 2016
#132
"Many" would be right wingers, like the poutrage over Benghazi and emails. nt
SunSeeker
Dec 2016
#148
Bernie is not a Dem. His bullshit personal attacks on Hillary were gleefully picked up by Trump.
SunSeeker
Dec 2016
#150
Pure supposition. Just because people dislike a candidate doesn't mean it's because of gender.
JudyM
Dec 2016
#36
There may have been legitimate concerns, and gender had nothing to do with it. Ardent feminists
JudyM
Dec 2016
#70
Gender is not automatically a factor in someone not voting for a woman. Particularly so if the voter
JudyM
Dec 2016
#93
No, but dismissing sexist barriers is not the hallmark of an ardent feminist either.
ismnotwasm
Dec 2016
#102
No dismisssal, in fact there has been widespread acknowledgement of that general state of things,
JudyM
Dec 2016
#106
Exactly right! I voted for the corporate candidate this time, but don't keep pushing me.
MelissaB
Dec 2016
#46
HRC left the GOP at 19, Elizabeth Warren waited until her 40s. Who's the progressive icon?
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
#47
So Sanders supporters can be labeled as "pathetic" and "sexist," but Clinton supporters can't be? nt
MadDAsHell
Dec 2016
#40
That's not even a real arguement. It's nothing but a poorly-constructed straw man.
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
#57
yep, a lot of dems bought the RW propaganda, or were flat out sexist. no surprise. nt
TheFrenchRazor
Dec 2016
#116
Not HRC, but someone with the gravitas of Donna Brazile acknowledged the "coronation"
aikoaiko
Dec 2016
#130