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Iggo

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36. All of them. BoBs, PUMAs.

Reply to GWC58 (Reply #32)

Fri Jan 11, 2019, 08:29 PM

Jan 2019

All of them.

Every single fucking one.

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If you revisited the accusations made by the Obama and Clinton camps against each other in 2008 [View all] Tom Rinaldo Jan 2019 OP

This is exactly why, when a winner is clear, the loser needs to publicly support the winner, LongtimeAZDem Jan 2019 #1

Agree 100%...... Heartstrings Jan 2019 #2

True, but thst doesn't relieve our own responsibility Tom Rinaldo Jan 2019 #3

Agreed +1 /nt LongtimeAZDem Jan 2019 #4

I hate hardcore supporters of any candidate. Iggo Jan 2019 #25

I will never forgive the GWC58 Jan 2019 #32

All of them. BoBs, PUMAs. Iggo Jan 2019 #36

Primaries winnow out the chaff from the wheat and gives us the best Democrat. Autumn Jan 2019 #5

I too believe in primaries, for the same reasons Tom Rinaldo Jan 2019 #7

I agree. Politics has been called a blood sport, and it really is. We may not like the winner Autumn Jan 2019 #9

Post removed Post removed Jan 2019 #6

So women who work for a "progressive" can't be harassed? nycbos Jan 2019 #8

No woman should be harassed. If a progressive candidate didn't harass a woman Autumn Jan 2019 #10

They candidate himself shouldn't have to step down. nycbos Jan 2019 #11

He's addressed it already. If what he said isn't good enough for people who Autumn Jan 2019 #12

I'm glad he apologized, but the candidate is responsible for the culture of the campaign. nycbos Jan 2019 #13

Harassment can happen in any campaign. As for the rest I'm not interested in rehashing 2016. nt Autumn Jan 2019 #14

I prefer to think of it as reflecting. nycbos Jan 2019 #16

Think of it what you will, I'm not interested in rehashing the 2016 primary. Autumn Jan 2019 #17

So we ignore all that's come out in the past few days? ehrnst Jan 2019 #21

Very well said. eom guillaumeb Jan 2019 #30

Elizabeth Esty is no longer in the House because one of her staffers harassed a woman. George II Jan 2019 #20

Yes. Thank you! Absolutely correct. NurseJackie Jan 2019 #22

very Eliot Rosewater Jan 2019 #26

The valid role of so called "whataboutism" is to expose hypocracy. It is often abused as well Tom Rinaldo Jan 2019 #34

There is a double standard here among the supporters of other candidates IMO. CentralMass Jan 2019 #15

Only the harassment in Bernie's campaign is relevant. Autumn Jan 2019 #18

+1 CentralMass Jan 2019 #19

Since two other cases were brought up (why I don't know, except..........), those two were.... George II Jan 2019 #27

... NurseJackie Jan 2019 #28

Clinton addressed the issue. She consulted the victim and offered a solution.... George II Jan 2019 #24

This bears repeating. Loudly and in boldface! NurseJackie Jan 2019 #29

No, there's no "double standard".. but there is Cha Jan 2019 #35

I'm backing everyone! Iggo Jan 2019 #23

Now THAT is a good answer. guillaumeb Jan 2019 #31

Pretty thoughtful Tommy. Crutchez_CuiBono Jan 2019 #33