Welcome to DU!
The truly grassroots left-of-center political community where regular people, not algorithms, drive the discussions and set the standards.
Join the community:
Create a free account
Support DU (and get rid of ads!):
Become a Star Member
Latest Breaking News
General Discussion
The DU Lounge
All Forums
Issue Forums
Culture Forums
Alliance Forums
Region Forums
Support Forums
Help & Search
General Discussion
In reply to the discussion: Hillary Throws Shade at Bernie: 'Fundamentally Wrong' About Democratic Party [View all]Madam45for2923
(7,178 posts)220. I see! Sounds good.
Edit history
Please sign in to view edit histories.
566 replies
= new reply since forum marked as read
Highlight:
NoneDon't highlight anything
5 newestHighlight 5 most recent replies
RecommendedHighlight replies with 5 or more recommendations
Hillary Throws Shade at Bernie: 'Fundamentally Wrong' About Democratic Party [View all]
DonViejo
Sep 2017
OP
"I never did give them hell. I just told the truth, and they thought it was hell."
Madam45for2923
Sep 2017
#223
Can you really picture Truman writing a book about what meanies his opponents were?
QC
Sep 2017
#473
It's actually her duty to write her first-person account of this huge historical event.
Hortensis
Sep 2017
#241
From what I've seen, this is going to be a FANTASTIC first-person account. I'm very much...
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#316
Anything she says about the election without apology or temerity will be called a burn. (nt)
ehrnst
Sep 2017
#238
It sure does...code for 'women'. My daughter who graduated Suma last spring did
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#487
Exactly right...Do you remember the poster who said...if only Sec. Clinton had remained a Senator...
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#499
I don't see how this helps... seems Hillary has no problem dividing the party.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Sep 2017
#33
What isn't typical is to continue the fight all the way up to the convention when there's no
pnwmom
Sep 2017
#369
Apparently, the need to "learn the lessons of 2016" don't extend to listening to
ehrnst
Sep 2017
#216
If Bernie going to do things like appear with Seth Rich troofer Jimmy Dore and
Adenoid_Hynkel
Sep 2017
#467
When you have former Sanders supporters like Nina Turner running an organization that primaries
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#486
"I was walking down the street minding my own business when someone jumped me and stole my purse...
Hekate
Sep 2017
#364
You poor soul. Russia, Putin, hackers, Comey, RNC, vote suppression: those WERE the 2016 election
Hekate
Sep 2017
#398
She's complaining about Sanders behaving like a more responsible version of Hillary 2008.
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#535
Reminder that I was a fairly strident voice for Clinton and against Sanders in 2016 primary.
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#548
Leading and unifying is one thing... complaining and dividing is another.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Sep 2017
#559
call me crazy, but I think Clinton should be held to higher standard than Cornel West nt
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#419
I expect Cornel West to sow discord and try to reopen old wounds and tear the party apart. nt
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#512
So you're saying that Hillary is below "sowing discord and trying to reopen old wounds and tear
ehrnst
Sep 2017
#526
Well, that's the thing, she hasn't renounced her status as a party leader, and seems to still think
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#546
It is such a shame that people who are on "Unity tours" after inviegling themselves into
Ninsianna
Sep 2017
#327
Katy Tur had a front row seat as well, and I ordered her book last night, along with Hillary's.
Hekate
Sep 2017
#399
An accurate observation is often misinterpreted as "the opposite of help."
LanternWaste
Sep 2017
#53
A few short memories around here. Someone constantly attacked the Democratic Party establishment...
brush
Sep 2017
#136
I would apply this standard to people who keep on hating on Bernie Sanders nt
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#363
It's factual and demonstrable. She's not addressed anyone's "motivations". She is ...
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#81
Splitting hairs doesn't strengthen your argument. Especially when such "editorializing" can be...
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#95
No liberties were taken, she's simpy stating facts. No need to go out of her way to
Ninsianna
Sep 2017
#333
Again, just because you don't like a fact, it doesn't change what it is, nor does it
Ninsianna
Sep 2017
#361
It's one of those things, where you might have taken coursework and understand how
Ninsianna
Sep 2017
#562
When the facts point to it being someones else's fault then it is no? I mean, what are we supposed
uponit7771
Sep 2017
#424
If that's where it stops, I'm not into taking accountability for something someone else did that's
uponit7771
Sep 2017
#456
Let's pretend I wasn't born yesterday and can tell the difference between dispassionate
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#537
other than feeding Clinton partisans' sense of righteousness, what does it accomplish? nt
geek tragedy
Sep 2017
#543
Can you guys please give it a rest and spare us from revisiting this bullshit - some of us have PTSD
Native
Sep 2017
#498
You have an odd definition of facts. Could not find one factual sentence in your post. n/t
seaglass
Sep 2017
#188
Yes.....That Good Working "Relationship" with Tim Kaine who Nearly No One...
LovingA2andMI
Sep 2017
#284
So - around a quarter of Sanders voters in the primaries abandoned Clinton in the General
The Polack MSgt
Sep 2017
#496
I know - if she had just gone away and stayed, we'd be spared her less than apologetic
ehrnst
Sep 2017
#219
I voted for her over Bernie but how sad would that primary have been without him?
BeyondGeography
Sep 2017
#18
My anger is at her performance in the General, which had a lot to do with the result n/t
BeyondGeography
Sep 2017
#111
Didn't see her much in August, but I'm sure that Hey Jude celeb singalong was cool
BeyondGeography
Sep 2017
#257
The thought that Bernie opened lines of attack that Trump never would have pursued is laughable
BeyondGeography
Sep 2017
#267
"We agreed on so much"... yes, because Hillary adopted many of Bernie's progressive positions...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Sep 2017
#21
Yes, Bernie pulled her, and the Party to the Left during the primary. This can only be viewed as a
AtheistCrusader
Sep 2017
#121
I wont read it based on excerpts Ive seen playin the blame game;doesnt help lookin fwd 2 the future.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Sep 2017
#302
Steve . . . last year I contributed to three gofundmes for giant medical bills.
HughBeaumont
Sep 2017
#552
None of the above as much as we agree with it ever had a snowball's chance in hell to pass.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#440
I am concerned about Democrats...I can't worry about those who can't be bothered to join
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#57
Take my word for it...twisting yourself into knots to please some dissatisfied voters...many
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#217
Yes, I never expected to be wooed by a party. I expect the candidate to make the case.
ehrnst
Sep 2017
#207
If you don't support the Democratic party in your donations,you force them to seek money elsewhere.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#215
Honestly we had a primary contest for our presidential candidate last election
tiredtoo
Sep 2017
#46
Everyone else gets their say... why do you want to deny Hillary her opportunity?
NurseJackie
Sep 2017
#51
Nah man, "spin" is suggesting HRC was chosen by people other than the voters...
Expecting Rain
Sep 2017
#279
No, I think she was the choice of most DEMOCRATS, but the only ones who mattered...
Expecting Rain
Sep 2017
#289
What? On what do you base that? Since you brought it up here, so not to be accused of....
George II
Sep 2017
#459
We are already repeating the past with groups like Our revolution and Move on (no money for either)
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#49
I trust her and admire her...I wish she was president today. She would be a good one.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#226
So we have to allow Stein, Turn and their ilk to trash the party in order to get votes?
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#59
Yep, HRC truths are divisive, others putting down the DEMOCRATIC party, is a' ok!
Madam45for2923
Sep 2017
#123
Yes it it is. bashing democrats damages the party and convinces some not to vote Democratic.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#231
She is a super resilient person. Realistic but likes to give people the benefit of the doubt.
Madam45for2923
Sep 2017
#50
I am proud to be a Democrat and I always knew HRC was too. Still with HER!
Madam45for2923
Sep 2017
#62
In one day her foundation does more to help humankind than any 500 random Americans
Eliot Rosewater
Sep 2017
#395
Hillary is pointing out a simple truth: that just because someone identifies a real problem
stopbush
Sep 2017
#64
That is untrue. We can't discuss that here...but I would suggest reading about the convention.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#88
It would be re-fighting the primary were I to refute this using examples from the 2016 primary.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#239
No it wasn't...Pres. Obama never attacked the Democratic Party and that is the difference...nor
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#442
you should look that up...check some archives of morning shows. I won't fight the last primary.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#446
I'm sure it's difficult for the Clinton's to be out of the political limelight after decades as
jalan48
Sep 2017
#91
I agree. Jimmy Carter is a great example of what a politician can become after leaving the limelight
jalan48
Sep 2017
#151
As Hillary will. Don't forget the Clinton Foundation's great works around the planet.
Hortensis
Sep 2017
#210
I totally agree. Hillary will go down as one of the great women in American history.
jalan48
Sep 2017
#430
I like Jimmy Carter, but I think Bill Clinton has done amazing things with the foundation...it has
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#385
What I find sad is those who say "Hillary should just go away". It's fine for every media
still_one
Sep 2017
#117
Dunno. The 'Right' didn't let Romney peek his head out of his hole till late in the primary.
AtheistCrusader
Sep 2017
#130
My comment wasn't about the primaries. It was about how the media and other critics are given free
still_one
Sep 2017
#173
Why do you keep bringing Romney into this dialog. This is about the rampant sexism that was evident
still_one
Sep 2017
#266
it certainly exists. But there's more than one type of criticism going.
AtheistCrusader
Sep 2017
#307
Hahaha more speeches spiel. You forgot 'em emails. Right progressives? LOL!
Madam45for2923
Sep 2017
#135
If the two (and only those two) ran again for the nomination (and I hope neither does),
Gore1FL
Sep 2017
#114
I agree with Hillary 100%. If she posted this on DU herself...she would have been hidden...LOL
Trust Buster
Sep 2017
#118
Wrong. Bernie as the one true savior of the corrupt Dem party is the myth that needs to die
kcr
Sep 2017
#178
+1. Willful ignorance is always wrong, and this time it was dreadfully dangerous.
Hortensis
Sep 2017
#271
Exactly right, while Sen. Sanders votes with the Democrats, I submit there is little evidence he
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#387
Lots of keystrokes, but seems rather short on understanding very recent history.
Hortensis
Sep 2017
#262
Yeah because HRC is incapable of brilliantly talking about issues/arguments.
Madam45for2923
Sep 2017
#165
Matters what one calls a progressive, assholes who hate Clinton for stating facts aren't progressive
uponit7771
Sep 2017
#394
I am not sure what the rules are in here regarding the primaries.But I will just say that I disagree
SweetieD
Sep 2017
#192
After all of the bullshit and lies flung her way, Hillary deserves to respond however she wants.
LonePirate
Sep 2017
#193
but the entire point of a campaign is to establish oneself as the most favorable alternative
beachjustice
Sep 2017
#228
Republicans have harsh primaries and they still come out like clockwork for the Republican who wins.
Willie Pep
Sep 2017
#295
He didn't hurt her that much because she still won by 3 Million votes
TexasBushwhacker
Sep 2017
#318
Ah but those are Republicans voters who vote for the candidate with the 'R' next to his/her name...
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#389
Agreed, Bernie was loathe to criticize Hillary; minor compared to the "damage" she did to Obama
InAbLuEsTaTe
Sep 2017
#435
That is not surprisingly, her opinion. This assumption that she had these disaffected voters locked
JCanete
Sep 2017
#328
Strangely enough, Hillary WON. She got 3,000,000 more votes than Trump. About 66,000,000....
Hekate
Sep 2017
#406
Strangely enough, Hillary WON. She got 3,000,000 more votes than Trump. It took the combined forces
Hekate
Sep 2017
#409
Well she is right... all the above played a roll in the 2016 general election loss.
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#390
Boohoo. Had people in MI and WI never heard of Hillary? Do they seriously not vote for
seaglass
Sep 2017
#397
I'm agonized because she never visited my county. How could she take us so for granted?
Hekate
Sep 2017
#405
No, "Centrists" as in the ones who constantly say our issues are "politically unachievable".
HughBeaumont
Sep 2017
#547
'... who will automatically have millions of supporters, millions in small donations...'
crosinski
Sep 2017
#429
After months of being told that any objection to criticism of the Democratic party, its voters,
BainsBane
Sep 2017
#425
I wonder how many of the nastiest "Bernie Bros" were actually Russian provocateurs.
Nitram
Sep 2017
#492