No unicorn for the 'Not Hillary' Party.

But please continue to team up with the Kochs. Please proceed.

I see this as a symptom of the disastrous state of the Republican party, which I welcome.

My comments were about the Koch Bros.

if they had actually seen the interview.

'Okay'

But with Clinton it's just evil.

The people doing this are so transparent at this point.

When "Independents" (who are often Moderate or even Republican-leaning) vote for Bernie, it's the MOST IMPORTANT DEMOGRAPHIC.

and most sane people will pick capitalism with an expansion of workers rights over the alternative.

also the Koch's did not endorse HRC. they said she might be better than the republican choices, which given that Trump is the front runner most people would agree with.

Hillary.

Didn't you get the memo?

the democratic party is now a business friendly, chamber of commerce, conservative party. The realignment is complete.

Why pretend otherwise?

But I'm not sure that this is the culmination of a rightward move over a long period. Remember when the Congressional Democrats were happy to work with Ronald Reagan to reduce Social Security benefits?

But it is what it is. And the question is how much more damage we can do to the planet in the name of profit? We might be at the point of no return anyway

" It may be hard for your viewers to remember how difficult it was for people to talk about HIV/AIDS back in the 1980s and because of both president and Mrs. Reagan — in particular Mrs. Reagan — we started a national conversation, when before nobody would talk about it, nobody wanted to do anything about it, and that too is something I really appreciate with her very effective low-key advocacy. It penetrated the public conscience and people began to say, hey, we have to do something about this too."---Hillary Clinton, inexplicably, March 2016.


So your own candidate has no memory at all of the Reagan era. None. Not that her supporters care about that. They are made up of talking points and greed.

In one of the reddest counties. I know a lot of Republicans. Work with them, a lot are neighbors, and some in my own family. One thing I can tell you without exception is they despise Hillary and will take any opportunity to vote against her. Even if that means a vote for Trump.

If its one of the reddist counties in Texas, of course they will vote for the Republican. Against Sanders as well, to be sure.

I have spoken to several that didn't care for any of the candidates, and we're thinking of not voting. But if Hillary is the nominee, they all said they would vote to vote against her. Two co workers actually like Bernie.

I have read that behind the scenes there are some establishment folks who think that Trump is not fit to be president. It's not all about politics, they truly fear that the man would be a disaster and would rather lose this election cycle than see him in the WH. They also fear that he would damage the party's brand for years to come.

was a contradiction in terms.

Don't mind me though I've only followed politics since the Bush years.

And for that matter, you should be cautious in painting any group with the same brush. Welcome to DU! Stay a while.

You know....the ones that are digging what Obama has been doing with the economy etc., and want to see Clinton continue down Obama's path......Republicans......


Yep. You keep telling yourself that.

I am not mad. She is a right-leaning centrist. Republicans should embrace her.

Democrats have open primaries that attract Republican voters for a varies of reasons. Maybe they just don't like the current GOP candidates, some will cast a protest vote and go with the Dems. There will be moderate Republicans that will find sane Democratic candidates to be more acceptable than what's on the GOP ticket. And there also are Republican women who think that a woman president will be good for the country.

The confusing part is why any of them dislike her.

the "lazy and immature" millennials.
Congrats!