Should be an interesting day on DU when that happens

Then he'll go home and say "Shit, shit,shit. I knew I was right all along that neither party is open to any real change or reform."

Really, have you no shame?

"So Hillary uses racism and right wing attack thugs to defeat Obama
No surprise here. Hillary is a traitor to the dem party already for her many endorsements of her good buddy McCain over Obama for president.

"I despise this woman and her despicable lack of morals.

"Hillary Clinton will never set foot in the White House as president. If she steals the nomination somehow the dem party will again snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

"And we will all have to go through this garbage again in 2012."

workinclasszero, post #76

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the sensible and gentlemanly thing to do. I'm sure he would also urge all Democrats to
do the same.

But she will be silently gritting her teeth while being a "good loyal Democrat."

Big deal.

especially considering the fact she was a Republican well into her 40's and she supported Reagan and Poppy Bush.

And the reason she probably said to herself "Screw that noise. Who need's that nonsense?"

There's a lot going on we don't see, and any fucking thing can happen, like tomorrow.

Keep the faith and use your words carefully, they have power.

For example, what if Warren were to endorse Bernie? .. and do it in a way that hinted
that she'd be delighted to be his VP?

Don't give up the ship just yet Matey.

It's why he waited to see if she was going to get in before he announced. The big advantages she would have had over Bernie against Hillary would have been A) being female, and B) not having a 'gun problem'. But you can bet her being a former Republican would have been played up bigtime.

For someone else it would be the awful way they comb their hair or something.

maybe not as far back, but hey ...

Interesting how her foray into GOP Land (1991-96) overlaps with Big Dawg's time in the WH (1993-2001).

hurting because she didn't run for President this time around.

I am fully behind Bernie, but I can't help but wonder what this campaign season would look like right now if EW was one of the candidates.

And yet we DO have Bernie, and who knows what's around the next corner?

She has a great deal of real expertise in economics that neither Sanders nor Clinton has. But as far as I can see, Sanders is less hawkish than Warren, and is more anti-surveillance state and pro-privacy. He is progressive across the board (except maybe on guns), and she is not.

She inspires the same people as Bernie, but seems to be more popular with the mushy middle of the Democratic primary electorate.

Now for a dose of realpolitik, the gender gap would be less significant as well. This is what is sinking Bernie's campaign according to recent polls.

She is one of our best Senators, and we desperately need her there.

That counts for something. Friends don't have to agree about everything.

In fact, Clinton has many friends in the Senate (including Sanders). That may be hard for some who dislike Clinton to believe.

There is a good deal of collegiality among Democrats in the Senate.

Who, by the way, are Sanders' best friends in the Senate?

They agree on absolutely nothing, and go after ach otehr on issues, but Imhoff likes and respects Sanders for his integrity and fighting spirit

I think that friendship and mutual respect go deeper than policy issues.

a Sanders/Warren ticket.