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32% reorting, Hillaryis up by 3.5% (Original Post) MohRokTah Feb 2016 OP
YAY! MoonRiver Feb 2016 #1
Yay, Watch that firewall Bern. kristopher Feb 2016 #11
fingers crossed riversedge Feb 2016 #2
...I hear that's a common occurence when Ms. Clinton is speaking. Shandris Feb 2016 #16
Go Hillary! livetohike Feb 2016 #3
K&R! stonecutter357 Feb 2016 #4
Who's more trustworthy? 11% say Hiliary; 84%, Sanders. forest444 Feb 2016 #5
This is a continuing trend. She can't be trusted according to the exit polls. Hmmmm. nt Logical Feb 2016 #7
Absolutely. forest444 Feb 2016 #10
I'm a Hillary supporter but that sounds about right. musicblind Feb 2016 #9
That's definitely a factor. forest444 Feb 2016 #13
No, she's doing well in Clark County speaktruthtopower Feb 2016 #6
That's too bad. Hissyspit Feb 2016 #8
Why is it ok youceyec Feb 2016 #12
Oh, bullshit. Hissyspit Feb 2016 #14
I am STILL in the caucus room Nevernose Feb 2016 #15
 

Shandris

(3,447 posts)
16. ...I hear that's a common occurence when Ms. Clinton is speaking.
Sat Feb 20, 2016, 05:54 PM
Feb 2016


...okay, that was (humorously) low. You owe me a good Bernie bern in retern. (CwutIdidthar?!)

forest444

(5,902 posts)
5. Who's more trustworthy? 11% say Hiliary; 84%, Sanders.
Sat Feb 20, 2016, 05:40 PM
Feb 2016

As just reported by tom Brokaw (much to Chris Matthews' bemusement, I might add).

forest444

(5,902 posts)
10. Absolutely.
Sat Feb 20, 2016, 05:50 PM
Feb 2016

Most Democrats, I think it's fair to say, are also fairly perceptive people (as opposed to Republicans, who tend to be prejudiced and presumptuous).

Consequently, a political chameleon like Madame Secretary will always have an uphill battle in a Democratic primary - especially in these post-crash years.

musicblind

(4,484 posts)
9. I'm a Hillary supporter but that sounds about right.
Sat Feb 20, 2016, 05:50 PM
Feb 2016

However, Hillary has 91% of the vote that says experience is most important.

forest444

(5,902 posts)
13. That's definitely a factor.
Sat Feb 20, 2016, 05:53 PM
Feb 2016

Her only big mistake, I think, was having taken the Secretary of State post - when being Vice President would have padded her résumé just as well, and with far fewer risks (ISIS, the failed Arab Spring, Benghaaaaazi, and so on).

Hissyspit

(45,788 posts)
14. Oh, bullshit.
Sat Feb 20, 2016, 05:54 PM
Feb 2016

Just stop.

Fucking stupid argument against me.

Former Secretary of State, Former First Lady

...and she's only leading by 150 votes.

Nevernose

(13,081 posts)
15. I am STILL in the caucus room
Sat Feb 20, 2016, 05:54 PM
Feb 2016

The working class neighborhoods were over-filled. It's about 35-35 Bernie in here. 6 undecideds, but I know for a fact that 2 are Clinton plants and 2 are Sanders planrs

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