I had already decided not to vote for Hilary no matter what. This is a perfect example of why I won't vote for her. We desperately need a strong progressive president to get that progressive agenda actualized and fight back and beat down any and all right wing/tea bagger that gets in the way.

...although I don't believe the current system as configured, can deliver that progressive.

- But I have no problem with being proven wrong in this belief, it's just that I've been terribly right, so far.....

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if she was in a close race for president AND I was in a swing state. And I would vote against her in a primary in any case.

Hillary seems to be the approved Dem party candidate for president. She's actually running even though she hasn't stated so in public. We'll all feel so comfortable with her come election time, with her regular TV appearances and now that we know her favorite book is the Bible...
The political process in this country reminds me of an 80s sitcom, pretty sad..

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- I'm either going with: ''The New Leave It To Beaver'' or ''Three's A Crowd''

[center]List of 80's Sitcoms

AfterMASH
ALF
Amen
Archie Bunker's Place
Benson
Bosom Buddies
Charles in Charge
The Charmings
Check it Out
Cheers
The Cosby Show
Day by Day
Dear John
Designing Women
Diff'rent Strokes
Double Trouble
Down to Earth
The Facts of Life
Family Ties
1st & Ten
Flo
Frank's Place
Gimme A Break
The Golden Girls
Growing Pains
Harper Valley PTA
Head of the Class
The Hogan Family
Hooperman
House Calls
It's a Living
It's Your Move
Joanie Loves Chachi
Just the Ten of Us
Kate & Allie
Love, Sidney
Mama's Family
Mr. Belvedere
The Munsters Today
My Secret Identity
My Sister Sam
My Two Dads
The New Gidget
The New Leave it to Beaver
Newhart
Night Court
9 to 5
Out of This World
Perfect Strangers
Private Benjamin
Punky Brewster
She's the Sheriff
Silver Spoons
Sledge Hammer
Small Wonder
Square Pegs
Three's a Crowd
Throb
Too Close for Comfort
227
We Got It Made
Webster
What's Happening Now!
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I'm kinda liking Mitt as Ward and Hillary as June.. Episode 1: Wally's comes out of the closet and tells the family he's in love with Eddie and they want to get married. After a lot of soul searching Hillary gives her blessing but Mitt is opposed.

1%'er, war hawk, for-it-before-she-was-against-it, take no stand/finger in the air, pals around with the Christian Dominionists at Washington DC's shadowy far rightwing Church euphemistically known as the "Frathouse for Jesus," etc., etc., etc.