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2016 Postmortem

davidn3600

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21. Meanwhile, everyone forgets about 2014

Reply to bigdarryl (Original post)

Sun Dec 9, 2012, 03:44 AM

Dec 2012

And the GOP expands control in congress.

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The democrats need to get off this Clinton for 2016 shit [View all] bigdarryl Dec 2012 OP

infotainment network ugojwt2 Dec 2012 #1

There is PLENTY to talk about. dchill Dec 2012 #7

I'm sure they will listen to you MotherPetrie Dec 2012 #2

I am pretty sure that Obama has gotten all from me that he needed - my vote. djean111 Dec 2012 #3

You are absolutely correct in all respects Art_from_Ark Dec 2012 #32

Does it anger you that Hillary has such a large, loyal following? You better learn to live with it jody Dec 2012 #4

I could be wrong, but maybe he's just sick of "election speculation". I know I am. whathehell Dec 2012 #8

" " " "" n/t MBS Dec 2012 #28

Political reporters gotta eat too Recursion Dec 2012 #5

People who are excited about a potential Clinton run LuvLoogie Dec 2012 #6

RE: It is a plus that Dems have a clear favorite for 2016. rury Dec 2012 #18

If Hillary Clinton decides to run LuvLoogie Dec 2012 #19

Again. No one thought a serious challenge would be mounted against her in 2008. And yet... rury Dec 2012 #29

He didn't vanquish her the way you seem to mean it. Beacool Dec 2012 #35

If we can't get rid of the jerks in Congress (& the States) it won't matter who is President in 2016 Sunlei Dec 2012 #9

By knowing who the nominee is for 2016, it frees to find the best candidates for Senate/House graham4anything Dec 2012 #10

2016 is so far away treestar Dec 2012 #11

OK darryl, let's talk 2020!!!!! center rising Dec 2012 #12

They need to get off the whole 2016 thing regardless of WHO kestrel91316 Dec 2012 #13

America has a whole lot of attention deficit disorder, fed by the media NCarolinawoman Dec 2012 #17

At the end of the day, primary voters will decide Blasphemer Dec 2012 #14

I was hoping some of the useless pundits would be laid off after the election... Comrade_McKenzie Dec 2012 #15

AMEN!! I am enjoying the Obama Presidency and not thinking about 2016 yet! rury Dec 2012 #16

Oh, but I'm sure that you expected all Democrats to vote for Obama, right? Beacool Dec 2012 #36

I'm with the OP. Jamaal510 Dec 2012 #20

Meanwhile, everyone forgets about 2014 davidn3600 Dec 2012 #21

It's not a major topic of discussion RudynJack Dec 2012 #22

Hillary will be 69 by the time of the 2016 election DFW Dec 2012 #23

I think her mind is pretty well made up Cosmocat Dec 2012 #24

I'm not convinced DFW Dec 2012 #25

No, it's not disrespectful, not in the slightest. MADem Dec 2012 #26

I'm with you! MBS Dec 2012 #27

Dear bigdarryl: I understand CobaltBlue Dec 2012 #30

So true. We need to focus on 2014 first. Jennicut Dec 2012 #31

DUers are having a ball with it and I am sick of it. Hekate Dec 2012 #33

How so? Beacool Dec 2012 #34

And you've never stopped. Liberal_Stalwart71 Dec 2012 #39

So? Beacool Dec 2012 #41

It won't happen davidpdx Dec 2012 #37

You said: "This is total disrespecting President Obama." Liberal_Stalwart71 Dec 2012 #38

Talking about a prospective Hillary run in 2016 is not disrespecting Obama. Beacool Dec 2012 #42

The ultimate form of disrespect to Obama.... ProudToBeBlueInRhody Dec 2012 #40