Still seems a bit early to be very worried. Also, the Dems have been in the house for two terms, and more than likely the house switches. Why put resources into a potentially loosing battle?
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Still seems a bit early to be very worried. Also, the Dems have been in the house for two terms, and more than likely the house switches. Why put resources into a potentially loosing battle?
Can you say BIDEN/GORE . It's coming, the train's just starting to build up zero carbon footprint steam.Quote:
Originally Posted by hollohas
The bumper stickers at the printers as i type.
IT'S ALMOST SUMMER
I'M VOTING DUMB & DUMBER
BIDEN/GORE 16
UNLESS the Vagina Monologues manages to squeak past the VAST RIGHT WING E-Mail brouhaha conspiracy .
Then it would get interesting. Would HRC play the gender card, or will she be asked to do what's right . Like Tom Hagen asked of Frankie Pentangeli
Yeah...14+ months is an eternity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
For poll results it probably is, which is what started this thread.
The Democrats have been shown to engineer their elections for the past 20+ years. Their problem is that they have at least 2 different camps attempting to do the engineering: the Clinton team and the non-Clinton team. The Clinton team is in it for the self-aggrandizement and to further push off the criminal investigations and prosecutions that should have been taking place since at least 1995. The non-Clinton team doesn't trust the Clintons and desperately wants to keep pushing politics further left (and know they can't trust the Clintons to do so).
I firmly believe the Dems are pushing Sanders to ensure the center point of conversations and debates still remains firmly left of (true) center. They will spring a new candidate next year that seems far more moderate by comparison and settle with the Clinton camp by promising to NOT perform the investigations and prosecutions that Billary so richly deserve.
Sounds about right, Aloha.
I like that too Aloha.
What scares me is the support Sanders is getting... I have a few friends who are more left of center (yet claim to be independent), and they are all on board the Bernie train. I fear so many these days don't know what socialism really is and will jump all in behind Sanders because they like a few things he said. Remember, 2012 went to Obama, seemingly, because of little things like "war on women," "47%," "Binders full of women," etc. If this is what the left is going to field, which I seriously doubt, then it's 100% the GOP's race to lose.
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It kind of feels like people are sooo sick of the two parties that anything new feels like worth a shot. The Republicans have the Tea Party and the Democrats have Bernie Sanders.
After Obamalamadingdong(closest reference I have is Pennywise the clown) primed them and if played properly, Hillary could be torpedoed if not indicted, FSA and enough of the lefty(very wide brush) crowd to be dangerous are ripe for true socialism.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ronin13
Get passed the holidays and a couple months in the lead up to early primaries without any major faux pas or scandalous revelations and the two extremists of the two wings of the same party, suddenly, become dangerous.
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Ronin, glad to see you didn't get eaten by large obese chick. Been a while since you posted. What up @ ACSD?