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She represents what all Democrats used to stand for. Unfortunately, unless Hillary tactics change
lostincalifornia
Dec 2013
#2
unless of course she gets some new advisors who want their candidate to really take a stand on those
djean111
Dec 2013
#3
Yes. The disappointment with Obama is that his heart is in the right place, and he gives great,
JDPriestly
Dec 2013
#61
Yes, I've learned: "Don't believe what people say; believe what they do."
Lydia Leftcoast
Dec 2013
#119
As long as Hillary gets $200,000 a shot to tell the bankers how cool they are...
starroute
Dec 2013
#6
Even if Clinton started agreeing with Warren on Social Security, I wouldn't believe her
dflprincess
Dec 2013
#74
No surprise regarding President Obama, since most of his advisors had the same philosophy as Bill
lostincalifornia
Dec 2013
#47
"Divisive"?? The Democratic Party has two very distinct factions. One supports the 99%
rhett o rick
Dec 2013
#58
But why would you choose her, that is clearly a tool of Wall Street? Do you really
rhett o rick
Dec 2013
#110
Hillary is a founding member of the Democratic Leadership Council, was a member of the
merrily
Dec 2013
#67
But what evidence do you have that she changed since then? BTW, the DLC was not in the 90's
merrily
Dec 2013
#130
When the money for the military is over half of the yearly budget the gorilla should be obvious.
L0oniX
Dec 2013
#4
You have to watch the weasels very closely. Military and defense are not the same, when
Egalitarian Thug
Dec 2013
#113
? I don't understand your point. The Social Security admin claim that I linked says:
El_Johns
Dec 2013
#125
Social Security's surplus = a debt to the general budget, because the surplus SS taxes are borrowed
El_Johns
Dec 2013
#124
A private citizen who is again being touted as the Democratic front runner.
progressoid
Dec 2013
#59
The morning hosts on Bloomberg are the most overt of the right-wing apologists...
truebrit71
Dec 2013
#43
no question about it, however, compared to cnbs, and most of the other networks, it is still better
lostincalifornia
Dec 2013
#48
Nice little sneak-in there of Sen. Warren being asked if she will run for POTUS...
ChisolmTrailDem
Dec 2013
#111