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Hillary Clinton

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14. Of course he did. We can't say it out loud because the Nader Nurses won't deal well with that but...

Reply to Arkansas Granny (Reply #9)

Thu Jun 9, 2016, 01:15 PM

Jun 2016

I guarantee that neither President Obama or Hillary would ever have walked out of a meeting like that and used the situation in that way.
Well, I guess next to Donald Trump, any behavior looks somewhat presidential.

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Bernie is making a stump speech for D.C. in front of the White House. [View all] Walk away Jun 2016 OP

how did he finagle that? Cha Jun 2016 #1

He came out and said his usual issues after thanking the Pres and Biden.... Walk away Jun 2016 #2

And yet he's projected to get his ass handed to him...again. stopbush Jun 2016 #4

The demographics are against him big time in Washington DC, however, I don't have any issue with him still_one Jun 2016 #32

He lost California Big Time so now he's in Desperate Must Win D.C. mode. Cha Jun 2016 #6

He also said that when the tally is done in California, the gap won't be as big. BlueCaliDem Jun 2016 #12

So now he's lying about California? Cha Jun 2016 #15

Did we expect anything different, Cha? BlueCaliDem Jun 2016 #17

FWIW.. and it should be something.. Josh Earnest, PBO's Press Sec said that Cha Jun 2016 #19

Hahaha! Yes, I remember that part of President Obama's last WH Corr. Dinner speech the BlueCaliDem Jun 2016 #21

I wonder who the source for the aritcle is?.. 'cause Josh is pretty reliable. Cha Jun 2016 #23

He has absolutely no chance of winning here. Il_Coniglietto Jun 2016 #34

I think this is an effort to unify the party. Arkansas Granny Jun 2016 #3

Just saying...he could have waited to stump for D.C. until he was out of the White House. Walk away Jun 2016 #5

Which knowing burnie is exactly what he did do. Cha Jun 2016 #7

Knowing the POTUS though, I am sure they have an understanding. KittyWampus Jun 2016 #13

You're probably right about that, but it probably involved Arkansas Granny Jun 2016 #9

Of course he did. We can't say it out loud because the Nader Nurses won't deal well with that but... Walk away Jun 2016 #14

He also said he expects outstanding vote in CA to close the margin. nt BootinUp Jun 2016 #8

Whatever. savalez Jun 2016 #10

I'm starting to think his campaign spends too much time on DU. TwilightZone Jun 2016 #11

Well, I was encouraged by what he said... you need to discuss all of what he said OKNancy Jun 2016 #16

I think anyone who supports Hillary Clinton for POTUS is on my side. Walk away Jun 2016 #18

We are on the same side OKNancy Jun 2016 #22

I wasn't questioning you. I was just explaining why I cannot give Bernie a pass until.... Walk away Jun 2016 #24

Wait wait ... let me guess ... NurseJackie Jun 2016 #20

He actually mentioned Billionairs and Oligarchs. It almost seemd like a parody. nt Walk away Jun 2016 #25

What was the last line? Was it ... NurseJackie Jun 2016 #26

If it wasn't.....it should have been!!!!!! Walk away Jun 2016 #28

He didn't wag his finger liberal N proud Jun 2016 #27

I've always been fascinated (or distracted) by the way he ... NurseJackie Jun 2016 #29

This made me LOL - grabbing spice jars? DawgHouse Jun 2016 #30

Now that you've got that image in your head ... that's ALL you'll be able to see from now on. NurseJackie Jun 2016 #31

DC and Puerto Rico should get statehood and full rights for our citizens there. TeamPooka Jun 2016 #33