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I can see the rabid feminists and ***** hat wearers getting behind her.
Fortunately, I don't have any feminist or ***** hat wearing friends/relatives/acquaintances, rabid or otherwise, so I won't be making any new enemies. No one I know liked or wanted Hillary.
Will Fauxcahontas take a DNA test to prove the claim that she was a racial/ethnic minority faculty member at Penn and Harvard? Both schools promoted and publicized her as such.
MSNBC and CNN polls have her ahead of Trump by 18 points already.
We do believe their polls don't we?
The only thing worse than Hillarys screeching voice is Warrens 2 octave higher screeching voice.
The bolded (and it's how I feel about the two of them...I'm not against having a female POTUS)
If Warren gets elected in 2020 I will lament Hillary not winning in 2016. The only thing I would less like to see than a President Hillary Clinton is a President Warren.
God help us, it's sad that either party can't bring us a sensible candidate. Why do we constantly get offered up these crazies? Is there no one who's middle of the road anymore? If Warren were to be elected, there would be zero, ZERO, chance of her reaching across the aisle and helping the other half of the country.
Best part is that more than half of the people detracting Warren are focusing on the "Pocahontas" claim. If the worst thing Warren allegedly did (and if you do research, you'll find the claim itself isn't credible in the first place) is to leverage her questionable ancestry to get a job - and that's the worst you can do while standing up behind a President who lies daily, amassed his wealth by leveraging Daddy's wealth, didn't release his tax returns (yet you want Warren to take a DNA test) - oh, and let's not forget this false claim is stemming from the same guy that claimed Obama was born in Kenya...
Yeah - if that's her biggest problem, she should be a shoo-in for 2020. Sure, she won't win the Republican base, but she wouldn't have to.
I'm not concerned with whom the Democrats are running until shortly before my state primary. It's a whole lot of talk with very little substance. Anyone remember 2006 when it was simply assumed that Giuliani would square off against Clinton in 2008? It was as if no other politicians should even bother campaigning because those two had it in the bag.
I think Warren let her time pass. I think there was a clamor in 2012 for someone to pull Obama to the left. And in 2016, progressives were desperate for a candidate. I honestly think Warren could have beaten Clinton.
But at this point I think the fervor is not in her two main areas= financial reform and social issues.
I also think Dems are gonna be hella strategic and look for someone who is most obviously electable. Massachusetts/New England simply do not provide a great springboard to the Presidency as Presidents Romney, Kerry, Tsongas and Dukakis can attest...
How is it "known" that whites vote Republican? I'm white and I've never voted R and never will
2000 Election, White Voters: 55% R, 42% D
2004 Election, White Voters: 58% R, 41% D
2008 Election, White Voters: 55% R, 43% D
2012 Election, White Voters: 59% R, 39% D
2016 Election, White Voters: 58% R, 37% D
So, the MAJORITY of white voters vote Republican, it is a known fact. Just like minorities vote democrat. The Democrats have lost the white vote since 2000.
I'm a left leaning independent. I am not a fan of Trump.
I cringed at the thought of Hillary as the Dems great hope. I am so tired of Warren's rhetoric and general appearance that I have graduated from cringing.....
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