Yes, I agree she would make a great candidate.... (Reply #16)

In the discussion thread: Hillary will most likely be the Dem nominee. That's just the fact. And she'd be DAMN good ! [View all]

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Wed Feb 11, 2015, 11:10 PM

daleanime (17,796 posts)

16. Yes, I agree she would make a great candidate....

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60 replies	Author	Time	Post
Hillary will most likely be the Dem nominee. That's just the fact. And she'd be DAMN good ! [View all]	RBInMaine	Feb 2015	OP
And quite a few heads will explode on DU if and when that happens	still_one	Feb 2015	#1
Nah.	HappyMe	Feb 2015	#5
This is what I think is going to happen: HRC will have minimal ground game, it will be played out	leveymg	Feb 2015	#2
Yes, damn good for Wallstreeters, but not for mainstreeters. The Dems can do MUCH better.	InAbLuEsTaTe	Feb 2015	#3
Another Clinton?	guillaumeb	Feb 2015	#4
There is a bit of a logic error or something like that, here:	djean111	Feb 2015	#11
while I think every bit of what you added is on the mark	guillaumeb	Feb 2015	#13
I understand completely. Really.	djean111	Feb 2015	#24
She's liberal on social issues. Unfathomable that she'd appoint a Roberts or Alito	emulatorloo	Feb 2015	#29
Agree. That false and demeaning meme, like all their false and demeaning memes, doesn't stand up to	merrily	Feb 2015	#26
She inspires most young women	One of the 99	Feb 2015	#12
and that is a tremendous factor	guillaumeb	Feb 2015	#14
Clinton is TOUGH, has the experience, and is brilliant	DonCoquixote	Feb 2015	#6
Yes-we had our 8 years of Obama...	catnhatnh	Feb 2015	#7
There is no doubt she's very qualified and someone to be reckoned with, but >	YOHABLO	Feb 2015	#8
Umm, really. That's what you've got, she doesn't have enough "balls".	Agschmid	Feb 2015	#23
you funny	AtomicKitten	Feb 2015	#9
And until that happens I'll be giving everything I have to fight for Bernie	tracks29	Feb 2015	#10
Hillary will run to the right of Obama. And lose.	blkmusclmachine	Feb 2015	#15
Is that all you ever have to say about HRC?	Persondem	Feb 2015	#18
My crystal ball says - TPP. TPP is TODAY, not senate votes from years ago. TODAY.	djean111	Feb 2015	#25
Repeating the usual anti-HRC diatribe does not impress	Persondem	Feb 2015	#30
I am not trying to impress you in any way. I am stating my opinion.	djean111	Feb 2015	#33
Opinions can be informed or not, and your leaps of (il)logic are Fox-worthy.	Persondem	Feb 2015	#38
Here ya go......	djean111	Feb 2015	#39
Thank you. I get the impression that you didn't read the whole article ...	Persondem	Feb 2015	#41
The point is that I would have thought she would have an actual position on the economy BY NOW. nt	djean111	Feb 2015	#42
Well, either she doesn't have a position or she's reluctant to share it.	winter is coming	Feb 2015	#43
The economy is not some static entity that you can figure out once and then	Persondem	Feb 2015	#47
Just sounds to me, then, that Hillary has merely been busy raising money, and	djean111	Feb 2015	#50
Yes, I agree she would make a great candidate....	daleanime	Feb 2015	#16
More Clinton inevitability talk	davidpdx	Feb 2015	#17
Sure, she'll be damn good if you love war, are a 1%er, love "free trade"........	PeteSelman	Feb 2015	#19
I doubt	Jamaal510	Feb 2015	#21
Sure, the mouthbreathers will hate her.	PeteSelman	Feb 2015	#22
Bingo.	truebluegreen	Feb 2015	#52
I don't vote for Republicans	Ramses	Feb 2015	#20
If we're going to get Republican policies, I prefer having a Republican to blame.	Scuba	Feb 2015	#27
I think you're probably right, and I'd add	Proud Public Servant	Feb 2015	#28
The only time since 1924 when voter turnout dipped below 50% in a presidential election	Art_from_Ark	Feb 2015	#40
What's incredible to me about the "inevitability" statements is the underlying self-pity.	beerandjesus	Feb 2015	#31
this is a reply worthy of an op	DonCoquixote	Feb 2015	#32
Your post is much better than mine below,	LiberalElite	Feb 2015	#45
Yup. Exactly.	djean111	Feb 2015	#34
One poster wrote about the Republicans pulling the conversation to the right	guillaumeb	Feb 2015	#35
This message was self-deleted by its author	Corruption Inc	Feb 2015	#36
All there is is hype.	HappyMe	Feb 2015	#37
I'm just curious -	LiberalElite	Feb 2015	#44
Bullshit	Splinter Cell	Feb 2015	#46
If Hillary runs...	Chan790	Feb 2015	#48
With Hillary as president, the corporations will still be running America. After 8 more years,	Cal33	Feb 2015	#49
I won't vote for her, no matter what. If the party wants my vote they'll need to earn it. Republican	GoneFishin	Feb 2015	#51
Apparently the Republicans don't need to do anything...you'll just give them a vote by default	brooklynite	Feb 2015	#55
People who don't recognize that the goal of elections is to elect someone to represent our	GoneFishin	Feb 2015	#57
People who don't recognize that the goal of elections is to pick people to run the Government...	brooklynite	Feb 2015	#58
Corporate, corporation, corporatist. What did I leave out? Coriander for Cory in Corpus Christie?	DFW	Feb 2015	#53
Didn't see anything In OP that says she'll be good	WhaTHellsgoingonhere	Feb 2015	#54
Sander will go independent and I will go with him	4dsc	Feb 2015	#56
And if Sanders endorses Clinton, you'll throw him under the bus as well?	brooklynite	Feb 2015	#59
She was inevitable in 2008, too	Carolina	Feb 2015	#60

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