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In reply to the discussion: "The Numbers Don’t Lie: Jeb Bush Can’t Beat Hillary Clinton" [View all]jimlup
(7,968 posts)9. Perhaps true
but why have we become a nation where the main qualification for the presidency is family legacy? I'd vote for Hillary were she the democratic nominee but I don't necessarily see why she should be.
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...That explains the recent dredging up of Benghazi. Its all they have left. Just like Jeb.
misterhighwasted
May 2014
#2
Sadly true. In this age of BRAND LOYALTY and hyper partisanship, both the Dems and the GOP have
TrollBuster9090
May 2014
#17
Yes, but many of us are not interested in yet another definition of "real progressive"
wyldwolf
May 2014
#11
How you think that op is Gospel is bizarre. I don't care what some poll says two years out
doc03
May 2014
#25
Where did I say it was gospel? On the other hand, I have no reason to discount the poll
wyldwolf
May 2014
#26
Gee don't get your blood pressure up, ok Hillary is a shoe-in let's just anoint her
doc03
May 2014
#44
Interesting point, but in 2007 there were three Dem candidates who all had similar approval ratings
TrollBuster9090
May 2014
#16
Jeeze I wish we could dredge up relatives of Carter, Reagan, Nixon, Humphrey or Mondale
Armstead
May 2014
#13
I agree, but at least Hilary Clinton is a Clinton by MARRIAGE, rather than a birth entitlement.
TrollBuster9090
May 2014
#15
Neither Clinton or Bush are a part of the government - It isn't Oligarchy, either.
wyldwolf
May 2014
#30
BREAKING! Hillary eats ravioli, signals her allegiance with corporate Italian canned food PAC
wyldwolf
May 2014
#37
Actually, Paul's support comes from both stoners AND racists who want to repeal the Civil Rights Act
TrollBuster9090
May 2014
#14
Definition of insanity: electing the same leaders over and over and expecting different results.
Initech
May 2014
#39
Whoever it is, there's going to be A LOT of money behind the next Republican candidate.
tofuandbeer
May 2014
#45