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Old 05-04-2017, 06:16 PM
 
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It seems there is a different sound when you listen to different channels and even Democrats seems to change their tune when it comes to Hillary and Huma.

Hillary's interview and accusations didn't seem to help her but Democrats who may be thinking of running in 2020 seem to realize that they have to distance themselves from Hillary and Uma.

Maybe there is a point in time that the Clintons will realize that the Democratic Party is no longer charmed by the Clintons.

Obama will also sooner than later be less popular as his legacy lost over a 1000 seats and Obamacare will be history.

Unless the Democrats get a real leader they will still be swimming against the current as Zuckenberg might be ok when you see his image but speaking is something else and he is not very charismatic. Young and being a billionaire and having all these lawsuits against him from the days he started with stealing the idea from the twins will all play out.

It will be interesting to see how the Democrats will distance themselves from the swamp and fight to get voters on their side. In that fight they will need to keep the rioters and ***** hats and also win over moderates and independents who don't seem to have much in common with ***** hats and rioters.
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Old 05-04-2017, 06:18 PM
 
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It seems there is a different sound when you listen to different channels and even Democrats seems to change their tune when it comes to Hillary and Uma.

Hillary's interview and accusations didn't seem to help her but Democrats who may be thinking of running in 2020 seem to realize that they have to distance themselves from Hillary and Uma.

Maybe there is a point in time that the Clintons will realize that the Democratic Party is no longer charmed by the Clintons.

Obama will also sooner than later be less popular as his legacy lost over a 1000 seats and Obamacare will be history.

Unless the Democrats get a real leader they will still be swimming against the current as Zuckenberg might be ok when you see his image but speaking is something else and he is not very charismatic. Young and being a billionaire and having all these lawsuits against him from the days he started with stealing the idea from the twins will all play out.

It will be interesting to see how the Democrats will distance themselves from the swamp and fight to get voters on their side. In that fight they will need to keep the rioters and ***** hats and also win over moderates and independents who don't seem to have much in common with ***** hats and rioters.
Hillary IS toxic. BOTH Obama AND Trump won against the woman. Her time has come and gone.
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Old 05-04-2017, 08:39 PM
 
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Hillary IS toxic. BOTH Obama AND Trump won against the woman. Her time has come and gone.
Yup. And though this may be a surprise to Republicans, the Democratic party began moving on as soon as the election was over. Hillary's defeat in 2016 was the last shot she will ever have. Huma, as her assistant, was out as soon as Hillary was, along with Debbie Wasserman Shultz and the entire board of the DNC.

There's a new chairman and a new DNC board, and the DNC has become a lot like the RNC- it's former power as a money raiser doesn't make up for the massively failed strategy of the Clinton campaign. Like Romney in 2012, all the money in the world didn't make up for a fail.

It remains to be seen as to who will emerge, but a new face will, with no doubt, in time. Meanwhile, the new DNC is re-inventing itself to work from the bottom up instead of the top down. The bigger job at hand is now very clear; the party has to start winning state and local elections again.

In a way, Trump's win was a blessing in disguise. If another candidate had won the nomination, the Democrat's job would be a lot harder.
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Old 05-04-2017, 08:41 PM
 
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Hillary IS toxic. BOTH Obama AND Trump won against the woman. Her time has come and gone.
Except her time never came. How many times has the old hag lost?
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