She speaks out against them in definite terms and not in generalized party politics.

It's what we all should be doing...attacking Republicans and not the Dem Candidate that doesn't happen to be our favorite.

Interviewer: "This is Cable Nightly Nonsense, and you're in the Degradation Room."

"Senator/Madam Secretary/Governor, you have come out in favor of universal voter registration for all American citizens. Why, and why now?"

Sanders/Clinton/O'Malley: "Too many Americans have been denied--and are still being denied--their right to vote, with the justification being anything other than the real reason: because they might vote Democratic. Sure, this proposal will benefit Democrats, but the only reason this is so is because the only ones trying to deny certain citizens their right to vote have been Republicans. If their policies are so wonderful, let them win elections with legitimate majorities of the voters. If not, they should improve their policies until the voters like them better than ours. But don't hide behind disallowing people to vote and then saying the people have spoken in your favor while you are forbidding some of them from speaking at all."

Interviewer: "OK, (generic Republican oaf), you have heard the Democratic argument for universal voter registration. Why do you oppose it?"

Generic Republican oaf: "Well, Wolf, it's obvious that this is not an attempt to get more Americans to vote, but really a rgtsxtl grbssch against the Republican Party, and this is borne out by the fact that a Fox poll showed that 127% of Americans przeszablxk sjrblax glrbbung, and libbruls are just ignoring it."

Interviewer: "Well, (generic Republican oaf), you certainly do have a valid point there, no question about it. We're out of time, so we'll have to leave it at that............"