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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: What I have learned about the election on DU [View all]bigmonkey
(1,798 posts)86. Strangely, Dianne Sawyer confessed that, on air.
Too many days later to make any difference, of course. Do the damage, then make sure you CYA by apologizing in a way that will leave the damage firmly in place.
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Well, BlueProgressive, if you really believe that about Hillary, you have swallowed the RW lies....
Hekate
Dec 2016
#26
Forcing? I dont recall anyone forcing me to vote for her but welcome to the DU
cstanleytech
Dec 2016
#30
BB, you continue to articulate our anger, our grief, and our truth. Thank you for this.
Hekate
Dec 2016
#25
I've actually been around since Howard Dean ran and I volunteered for his campaign
NoGoodNamesLeft
Dec 2016
#31
Which is why I check people's sign-up dates when they say something really off the wall ...
Hekate
Dec 2016
#35
I learned that the millions of white people who voted for Trump are racists automatically
NoGoodNamesLeft
Dec 2016
#29
These OPs should start being posted in a brand new specialized Support Group to the left.
TheBlackAdder
Dec 2016
#32
Something the "blame Hillary 100 percent" crowd tends to forget. Trump had a lot of help.
Hekate
Dec 2016
#36
Some of the onus for Bernie losing is on Bernie though as he and he alone was the one that made the
cstanleytech
Dec 2016
#34
I learned that people see and "learn" what they want to see. I propose that the
JCanete
Dec 2016
#37
What about the people who supported Bernie in the primary but supported Hillary in the general, who
mahina
Dec 2016
#43
I supported Bernie and wanted him as the nominee but I had no problem transitioning.
MadamPresident
Dec 2016
#55
I think it would be hard to claim some of those factors didn't play a role in the
BainsBane
Dec 2016
#63
Me, too. As a Bernie supporter who shifted to HRC, no problem... I have to say the vitriol
zonkers
Dec 2016
#108
He's more of a dem (fdr era) than a lot of the "official" 3rd way dems out there
dionysus
Dec 2016
#109
What we've learned: people around here love them some circular firing squads
Spider Jerusalem
Dec 2016
#71
"who continue to be angry about the primary, months after the fact." - pot, kettle, black. n/t
PoliticAverse
Dec 2016
#101
no, the primaries were lost ages before bernie actually gave up. the election was lost a month ago
La Lioness Priyanka
Dec 2016
#103