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pnwmom

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Sun Apr 16, 2017, 02:38 PM Apr 2017

Hillary Clintons Campaign Turns Over Email List To DNC [View all]

Source: Huffington Post

The Democratic National Committee announced on Sunday that Hillary Clintons campaign had turned over its email list, giving the party a major boost as it rebuilds under a new chair and prepares for the midterm elections next year and the 2020 presidential race.

The list, provided as an in-kind contribution from the Hillary for America campaign organization, includes more than 10 million new names that the DNC did not have on its voter files, according to both Clinton and DNC aides. The contribution was valued as $3.5 million, according to data from the Federal Election Commission.

This information will help candidates up and down the ballot engage with voters and win seats from the school board to the Senate, said Xochitl Hinojosa, communications director for the DNC. Were seeing momentum and energy across the country, and this investment will help us harness the energy and turn it into votes.

The decision to turn over the email list ― in addition to providing the DNC with its analytics and voter modeling tools ― fulfills a campaign promise that Clinton made. During the primary, the former secretary of state pledged that if she were nominated, she would focus her resources on rebuilding a Democratic Party infrastructure that had decayed under President Barack Obama.

Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hillary-clinton-dnc-email-list_us_58f278b9e4b0da2ff8613acf



Bernie Sanders has not promised to turn over his email list, saying that many of his supporters were independents -- as if that means they shouldn't be reached out to by Democrats. But these names could be critical in the 2018 elections.
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Shows you BS is all BS.... Historic NY Apr 2017 #1
re: "as if that means they shouldn't be reached out to by Democrats" thesquanderer Apr 2017 #3
Thanks for your thoughtful response. elleng Apr 2017 #5
What is this word salad? murielm99 Apr 2017 #6
One person's "word salad" is another's "thoughtful response." And so it goes. (n/t) thesquanderer Apr 2017 #11
Crib note version BainsBane Apr 2017 #15
I thought the Sanders supporters murielm99 Apr 2017 #24
Side note: Sanders supporters are not monolithic. (n/t) thesquanderer Apr 2017 #40
As opposed to Clinton supporters? BainsBane Apr 2017 #43
Of course Clinton supporters aren't monolithic either. thesquanderer Apr 2017 #45
That was your own post. nt BainsBane Apr 2017 #68
No, my post #40 was a reply to murielm99's post #24. thesquanderer Apr 2017 #69
But - we are supposed to welcome them into the Party JustAnotherGen Apr 2017 #79
It makes sense for Hillary to turn hers over bc she's a Uniter.. Cha Apr 2017 #108
Sanders' list may be politically problematic in that Hortensis Apr 2017 #27
As long as Bernie is refusing to support the party, he is reducing the chances pnwmom Apr 2017 #38
Most computerized lists have a merge/purge feature FakeNoose Apr 2017 #93
It makes all the sense in the world. pangaia Apr 2017 #51
This response does not make any sense Gothmog Apr 2017 #7
re: "I really have no idea what point you are attempting to make" thesquanderer Apr 2017 #10
Again, your posts is sad and does not make sense to anyone who is a member of the Democratic Party Gothmog Apr 2017 #18
I never said it was wrong of Clinton to do what she did, or anything like that. thesquanderer Apr 2017 #46
I am am member of the Democratic Party, and the post does very well make sense to me. pangaia Apr 2017 #52
Really-So supporting the Democratic Party is optional? Gothmog Apr 2017 #59
If you are trying to support the Democratic party (not a candidate) HoneyBadger Apr 2017 #54
I support all of the candidates in the Democratic party including down ballot candidate Gothmog Apr 2017 #60
Then they have the right...... SergeStorms Apr 2017 #70
Some feel more strongly about opt-in vs. opt-out than you do... thesquanderer Apr 2017 #71
Strongly agree and was just posting the same message. ATL Ebony Apr 2017 #72
So you showed similar dismay when OFA didn't release it's list until 2015 progressoid Apr 2017 #22
Really? I was solicit by the DNC and OFA during the 2014 cycle Gothmog Apr 2017 #23
Shhhhh....you're disrupting Two Minutes Hate. n/t QC Apr 2017 #26
Why are you so sensitive? Gothmog Apr 2017 #61
Don't you think it's important to learn from past mistakes? Our party would be stronger today pnwmom Apr 2017 #35
Really? It was pretty clear to me - - ColemanMaskell Apr 2017 #32
Funny he didn't say that BainsBane Apr 2017 #44
That is an anecdotal response HoneyBadger Apr 2017 #53
We have been told ad nauseum here brer cat Apr 2017 #31
I agree with your analysis Gothmog Apr 2017 #62
Agree 100 percent Justice Apr 2017 #65
Not what I was saying. Please see my post #71. thesquanderer Apr 2017 #84
Yep, that explains a lot. brer cat Apr 2017 #95
I signed up and contributed to Hillary Clinton, and did NOT do so for Sanders... George II Apr 2017 #34
I'd forgotten about the Sanders emails! NastyRiffraff Apr 2017 #47
I didn't opt out because I wanted to see just how many I'd get until the campaign was over.... George II Apr 2017 #50
So your claim breaks down to the concept that Sandersmay want to be run as a third party later Gothmog Apr 2017 #76
I never said anything like that. And it doesn't even make any sense! thesquanderer Apr 2017 #83
I supported Tom Perez and I have no trouble with Perez reaching out Gothmog Apr 2017 #9
This was the right thing to do Gothmog Apr 2017 #2
Yes, but not always so simple, see my post #3 thesquanderer Apr 2017 #4
It is a poorly written post that makes little sense to me Gothmog Apr 2017 #8
Yes shenmue Apr 2017 #14
Agree. This was a big of-course, zero surprise. Hortensis Apr 2017 #28
Just confirms what we knew last year. Hillary is the better person. nt William769 Apr 2017 #12
Yes shenmue Apr 2017 #13
and committed to strengthening the Democratic Party. BainsBane Apr 2017 #16
That is clear Gothmog Apr 2017 #19
Well said William769 and a big Thank You to Hillary. riversedge Apr 2017 #36
Hillary supports the Democratic Party, and Democrats NastyRiffraff Apr 2017 #48
Obama didn't give his full list to the DNC until 2015. progressoid Apr 2017 #17
Which is one reason the party structure deteriorated during his tenure. That was unfortunate. n/t pnwmom Apr 2017 #20
Indeed. progressoid Apr 2017 #29
That was quite obviously a mistake BainsBane Apr 2017 #21
It was. progressoid Apr 2017 #25
Bernie and Barack have different goals, different motivations, Hortensis Apr 2017 #30
I'm not holding him to a higher standard. I wanted Obama to do this, too, and think the party pnwmom Apr 2017 #33
He isn't held to a higher standard BainsBane Apr 2017 #39
Are you sure of all that? George II Apr 2017 #37
It's cited in the Huffpo link from pnwmom's post above. progressoid Apr 2017 #41
"Cited" from unnamed sources and at least one unnamed "Clinton ally".... George II Apr 2017 #42
OOPS. beam me up scottie Apr 2017 #55
So? Not the subject of course, but since you bring it up...... George II Apr 2017 #56
I just thought for fairness sake, we should also point out that a candidate holding onto his mailing progressoid Apr 2017 #67
That was also wrong Justice Apr 2017 #66
How to sign up for DNC emails: klook Apr 2017 #49
I think it is possible that it is better to let Bernie control his list karynnj Apr 2017 #57
If Bernie became a Democrat and gave a full-throated speech on the need for all progressives pnwmom Apr 2017 #58
Why? Gothmog Apr 2017 #63
I know it made sense when Kerry used his list that way karynnj Apr 2017 #64
Something you have in common with Kerry: Nuance. ;-) (n/t) thesquanderer Apr 2017 #73
Thank you for what I will take as a compliment karynnj Apr 2017 #74
Yes, it should be taken as a compliment! (n/t) thesquanderer Apr 2017 #81
Kerry never threatened to form third party Gothmog Apr 2017 #75
Is this because you want Sanders to be able to do a third party later? Gothmog Apr 2017 #77
No - of course not karynnj Apr 2017 #78
That is the only explanation that makes sense Gothmog Apr 2017 #80
I do not read JPR and have no reason to thing my Senator does either karynnj Apr 2017 #85
Do you approve of the concept of Sanders preserving his right to run as a third party candidate Gothmog Apr 2017 #87
Sanders has NOT spoken of running for President third party karynnj Apr 2017 #88
Sanders got far less than that percentage of the vote Gothmog Apr 2017 #90
I meant to write delegates, not vote karynnj Apr 2017 #91
I strongly disagree with your analysis Gothmog Apr 2017 #92
I strongly disagree with your analysis karynnj Apr 2017 #94
Your math is totally wrong-I was talking about lead in pledged delegates Gothmog Apr 2017 #99
California was in June long after super Tuesday karynnj Apr 2017 #109
Do you tire of being wrong? Gothmog Apr 2017 #110
You are the one that is wrong karynnj Apr 2017 #111
Again, you are wrong Gothmog Apr 2017 #112
I understand both the political process and the math ... and I understand ... English karynnj Apr 2017 #116
I actually attended the Texas state conventions in both 2008 and 2016 Gothmog Apr 2017 #118
That list is the only leverage that Sanders has left. lapucelle Apr 2017 #82
CLINTON was not able to lead enough voters to the polls karynnj Apr 2017 #89
Clinton's coalition made it to the polls. lapucelle Apr 2017 #96
So, the OFA list was adequate for victory and the Sanders list overrated, but it is Sander's fault karynnj Apr 2017 #98
That's not what said, and you're missing my point lapucelle Apr 2017 #101
Bill Clinton himself blamed Kerry claiming that he was a war hero who did not fight back karynnj Apr 2017 #102
Actually Clinton blames Rove and his tactics for the loss lapucelle Apr 2017 #103
Sander's list was overrated? murielm99 Apr 2017 #105
K&R Jamaal510 Apr 2017 #86
Good of Hillary to assist the DNC. This is needed especially at the local levels. Sunlei Apr 2017 #97
From the article cited in the OP Gothmog Apr 2017 #100
Normal procedure. But if it bothers you, never give your congressman your information liberal N proud Apr 2017 #104
Why do you think it bothers me? Everyone should do it because we all have the same interest pnwmom Apr 2017 #107
It's Clear.. Hillary cares deeply about our Planet.. she Cha Apr 2017 #106
Hillary didn't turn her email list over in 2008. Nobody whinged then Arazi Apr 2017 #113
Supposedly by running as a Democrat Bernie would widen the party. pnwmom Apr 2017 #114
Independents now make up 40%+ of the electorate. Millennials are the largest group now too Arazi Apr 2017 #115
Agreed Egnever Apr 2017 #117
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