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101. You obviously are out of touch with the poeple. Go to the streets and start talking to people.
Sun Oct 11, 2015, 02:45 PM
Oct 2015

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I think you will be pretty damned surprised at what they do know and how pissed off they are.

It will be interesting to see who Scheer gets behind when Hill oasis Oct 2015 #1
Why would that be interesting? I'm sure he won't have to worry about that anyhow, since it appears sabrina 1 Oct 2015 #2
"The people" had better start coughing up lots more campaign oasis Oct 2015 #4
Is there any reason other than her campaign cash to support Hillary over Bernie? JDPriestly Oct 2015 #14
it's all part of the effort to push the "Bernie is unelectable" meme. It's all they have. nt antigop Oct 2015 #27
hillary spent 9 out of 10$ raised in the third quarter already. roguevalley Oct 2015 #48
exactly this! ^^^ green917 Oct 2015 #100
Yes: Her willingness to lean to the right on some issues. arcane1 Oct 2015 #54
You are assuming that it is business as usual. The people jwirr Oct 2015 #31
"The people" have already surpassed what "the people" donated to Obama by this point. cui bono Oct 2015 #66
I believe you know that Citizens United was not in operation in 2008. oasis Oct 2015 #70
How does that factor in to this? We're talking about "the people's" donations. cui bono Oct 2015 #71
Hill will gladly accept all legal contributions. She's ready oasis Oct 2015 #73
I do not agree with you. Not with the social media outreach these days. cui bono Oct 2015 #80
If you believe I'm "part of the problem" you have no idea oasis Oct 2015 #81
It baffles me that you think Hillary wouldn't select a pro corporate person for the SCOTUS. Bubzer Oct 2015 #89
It baffles me that you think corporate rulings oasis Oct 2015 #116
That was more than a bit disingenuous...unless you like the citizens united ruling. Bubzer Oct 2015 #118
Oh, it matters, it matters to the point that 80% of the public say it is a top issue for them. So sabrina 1 Oct 2015 #76
I'd wager 75% of the American public doesn't even know oasis Oct 2015 #78
158 OVERWHELMINGLY CONSERVATIVE families are funding 2016. Hortensis Oct 2015 #86
You obviously are out of touch with the poeple. Go to the streets and start talking to people. Live and Learn Oct 2015 #101
Most of the people I talk to about politics oasis Oct 2015 #110
I talk to people in the streets not whoever your 'people in the know' are. Live and Learn Oct 2015 #111
You certainly cover a lot of territory. oasis Oct 2015 #114
And right there you have put your finger, probably inadvertently, on the number one issue to a sabrina 1 Oct 2015 #67
I can't say I like what's happened to our system oasis Oct 2015 #75
Are you saying that people zalinda Oct 2015 #87
Sounds like it and with god's help, no less. SammyWinstonJack Oct 2015 #91
If you get stuck in a traffic jam, at the time, your oasis Oct 2015 #107
Well, this CAN be changed. pangaia Oct 2015 #94
Here's the fault in that line. Some things can't be changed but fuck if I'm going to sit on my ass Autumn Oct 2015 #96
Nothing is ever 'what it is' unless WE allow to be. And WE did that. WE are just as responsible for sabrina 1 Oct 2015 #99
YOU SAID IT QUITE CLEARLY! ChiciB1 Oct 2015 #95
When HRC supporters warn about the dangers from the billionaires cash, they seem to be saying rhett o rick Oct 2015 #98
"We must kick big money out of our Party" oasis Oct 2015 #105
The problem today is that attitude that we need to bring a bigger gun to the gun fight. rhett o rick Oct 2015 #108
I'm happy that you and many others have taken that position oasis Oct 2015 #112
My hope is that if we don't win, we at least scare the crap out of the Oligarchy. nm rhett o rick Oct 2015 #117
"The Democratic Party is the Party of the People". I wish it was. L0oniX Oct 2015 #121
We have no choice but to fight to get it back. nm rhett o rick Oct 2015 #122
Why not state why his opinion is wrong, rather than cute little throwaways? Armstead Oct 2015 #5
Most Democrats have already accepted Hillary's flaws and are oasis Oct 2015 #7
The more i learned about her - the more 840high Oct 2015 #8
Who's our best bet to beat the GOP . You can look at it oasis Oct 2015 #13
to hell with it, right? retrowire Oct 2015 #16
No. "Compromise" is not a four letter word. oasis Oct 2015 #28
it's all or nothing in my book. retrowire Oct 2015 #55
to quote a hero of mine green917 Oct 2015 #106
Well, since you put it that way portlander23 Oct 2015 #17
Hill is savvy enough not to shy away from oasis Oct 2015 #23
I didn't mention anything about funding portlander23 Oct 2015 #25
America will have a good look at Hill on Tuesday. oasis Oct 2015 #37
Those who have made up their minds to despise her policy positions and use of poor judgment.. frylock Oct 2015 #113
If Bernie beats Hillary in the primaries and proves that the voters are not being A Simple Game Oct 2015 #19
"Money altar" no "Reality altar" yes. oasis Oct 2015 #22
reality is whatever we choose to tolerate. i don't choose to tolerate bullshit roguevalley Oct 2015 #49
I stand with Adam Savage hifiguy Oct 2015 #52
I think any of them can beat the GOP this time around. The GOP is falling down Live and Learn Oct 2015 #102
Hill??? To rhyme with Bill???? JDPriestly Oct 2015 #15
Hill has the will, skill and knows the drill. oasis Oct 2015 #21
Or better said, "refusing PAC money won't pay the Bill (or the Hill). JDPriestly Oct 2015 #34
Knows the drill and uses Bill to shill for illicict shit for her brilliant elitists erronis Oct 2015 #58
Cause if you don't take PAC money, you win without paying the bill. JDPriestly Oct 2015 #74
These must be most of the Democrats living in a bubble... MrMickeysMom Oct 2015 #40
I should've put an emphasis on "congressional" endorsements. oasis Oct 2015 #42
How so? MrMickeysMom Oct 2015 #43
They DO know a winner when they see one. oasis Oct 2015 #44
Who is "they" ? MrMickeysMom Oct 2015 #45
it looks nice on paper, the congressional endorsements but these are the roguevalley Oct 2015 #50
Lumping Dem and GOP congress folk together is easy for some. oasis Oct 2015 #61
I do have a bone to pick with Nancy Pelosi portlander23 Oct 2015 #62
A failed effort in a long, drawn out process would leave Dems oasis Oct 2015 #63
"They" would be Hillary's congressional endorsers which oasis Oct 2015 #60
And, so who are they? MrMickeysMom Oct 2015 #64
I'm certainly not going to list every one of oasis Oct 2015 #68
... or any of them, and after all of that... MrMickeysMom Oct 2015 #69
"They" support Hillary because she oasis Oct 2015 #72
Your response means that your ability to vote doesn't matter... MrMickeysMom Oct 2015 #85
YES!!! bvar22 Oct 2015 #46
"harken back to the Goldwater Girl days" upaloopa Oct 2015 #57
Clearly Scheer is a person of principles and integrity. senz Oct 2015 #65
Don't you mean "if"? Lunabell Oct 2015 #77
There's always the possibility of a giant asteroid hitting Earth. oasis Oct 2015 #79
Your faith in 'Funds always beating Fundamentals' may be misplaced dougolat Oct 2015 #109
He would probably do like the rest of us if it comes to that, hold his nose then run outside LiberalArkie Oct 2015 #97
Big K&R -nt- 99th_Monkey Oct 2015 #3
I voted for Jill Stein and may do so again. Tierra_y_Libertad Oct 2015 #6
If Bernie is not on the ballot in Texas TBF Oct 2015 #84
Who is Robert Scheer . . . . OldRedneck Oct 2015 #9
FWIW portlander23 Oct 2015 #11
Scheer has been a genuine journalistic heavyweight hifiguy Oct 2015 #32
until someone's ass burns, then they become satan. Its really amazing roguevalley Oct 2015 #51
You know, bvar22 Oct 2015 #47
Voting for Hillary Simply Because She's Female Isn't Just Sexist Demeter Oct 2015 #10
I agree. If I were going to become a single issue voter, the issue would not be gender! Maineman Oct 2015 #12
I think many Hillary supporters on DU are doing just that. Many seem to be just A Simple Game Oct 2015 #24
In all fairness portlander23 Oct 2015 #33
I certainly know not all are using gender as the only criteria, or even considering it, A Simple Game Oct 2015 #39
I Think That Is Exactly Right! NonMetro Oct 2015 #88
Only idiots vote based on solely on gender ...or race. L0oniX Oct 2015 #120
Of Course!!! Thespian2 Oct 2015 #18
Only after we forget about Sanders record first. The "my candidate can throw a stone"... uponit7771 Oct 2015 #20
Message auto-removed Name removed Oct 2015 #36
I read this earlier portlander23 Oct 2015 #38
Do you know what "Defunding the War" bvar22 Oct 2015 #53
I think that guy is misrepresenting and exagerating Sander's positions Armstead Oct 2015 #82
Keep posting. I am almost convinced that you don't like Hillary. LuvLoogie Oct 2015 #26
So portlander23 Oct 2015 #41
The money paragraph: hifiguy Oct 2015 #29
LOL the heading says 25 replies - I can only see 9 of them tularetom Oct 2015 #30
I don't put the Kool-Aid drinking Hillionaires on ignore. hifiguy Oct 2015 #35
This message was self-deleted by its author Corruption Inc Oct 2015 #56
I will never hold my nose again or 840high Oct 2015 #59
Kick!! RiverLover Oct 2015 #83
Hillary will just be another "New Democrat" in a long line of New Democrats. jalan48 Oct 2015 #90
K & R AzDar Oct 2015 #92
Thanx For ALL This Fanastic Information! ChiciB1 Oct 2015 #93
If the "Hill" backers central argument for supporting her is that . . FairWinds Oct 2015 #103
Not looking to convert anyone on these threads. oasis Oct 2015 #115
Probably the best, most necessary thread on DU at this time. Worth bookmarking! senz Oct 2015 #104
K&R nt raouldukelives Oct 2015 #119
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