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WilliamPitt

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16. Why do I bother reading these posts?

Reply to graham4anything (Original post)

Thu Feb 21, 2013, 11:22 AM

Feb 2013

What makes me think they will ever be any better than any of the others?

Why do I keep doing this?

When did I stop beating my wife?

Where am I?

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Why do people think Elizabeth Warren's views are much/any different than Hillary's? [View all] graham4anything Feb 2013 OP

Huh? Regarding Iraq, Hillary voted for the invasion. TheDebbieDee Feb 2013 #1

I never said the two views were the same on Iraq. I know the difference. graham4anything Feb 2013 #2

You're in denial about Hillary's long legacy as a lead advocate of regime change. Warren doesn't leveymg Feb 2013 #5

You have no evidence of the reverse. graham4anything Feb 2013 #12

Actually, Warren condemned the Iraq War. leveymg Feb 2013 #14

see graham4anything Feb 2013 #15

Ok. We can agree on some of this. But, foreign policy record matters, anyway. A lot. leveymg Feb 2013 #22

John V. Lindsay was one of the greatest liberals of all time. True populist. graham4anything Feb 2013 #24

John Lindsay and Jacob Javits wouldn't recognize today's GOP, which has become Wallace Democrats leveymg Feb 2013 #27

Warren had zero political record before she ran for the Senate. Beacool Feb 2013 #30

Hillary did not vote for "the invasion". DURHAM D Feb 2013 #3

When Bush decided to invade she supported his decision over weapon inspectors who reported blm Feb 2013 #28

Obama gave a speech about it, didn't do much more. Beacool Feb 2013 #29

There's that old chestnut again. AtomicKitten Feb 2013 #33

Why do people fabricate strawman arguments in GD? bluedigger Feb 2013 #4

Actually, the opposite graham4anything Feb 2013 #8

Of course neither Clinton nor Obama 'gave up their current job' to run for President. Both remained Bluenorthwest Feb 2013 #19

2016 is not 2008 which was a revolution. 2016 is for a continuation graham4anything Feb 2013 #21

Iraq invasion which is a hot topic this week, was supported by Hillary's vote while Obama said Bluenorthwest Feb 2013 #6

Same trick Dean pulled: get angry on TV, and progressives fall for you Recursion Feb 2013 #7

Yup. and Dean was Dukakissed. graham4anything Feb 2013 #10

LOLOLOLOLOL! MadHound Feb 2013 #9

Disagree. All 3 are on the same page.except for a wedge or two,which everyone has. graham4anything Feb 2013 #11

LBJ is hard to describe. Jennicut Feb 2013 #23

It is more of a difference in style rather than policy Freddie Stubbs Feb 2013 #13

Why do I bother reading these posts? WilliamPitt Feb 2013 #16

HRC kept her head down early on during her senate time SoCalDem Feb 2013 #17

no, you got that all wrong graham4anything Feb 2013 #18

Hillary is playing it safe for a presidential run, Liz Warren is right where she wants to be. reformist2 Feb 2013 #20

Personally i hope Hillary doesn't get involved in any wedge issue from now til then. graham4anything Feb 2013 #26

Message auto-removed Kevski Feb 2013 #25

Or Rahm Emanuel's? Or Andrew Cuomo's? (nt) Nye Bevan Feb 2013 #31

They are both strong and wonderful women to have on our side. NCTraveler Feb 2013 #32

In the best of both worlds we may have both. Beacool Feb 2013 #34

Who are these "people of which you speak? stlsaxman Feb 2013 #35

As much as I dislike her foreign policy, Hilary has always backed unions Taverner Feb 2013 #36