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JI7

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8. you are wrong about lack of trust when it comes to sanders. it wasn't about sanders as much as

Reply to Ken Burch (Original post)

Sun Aug 7, 2016, 02:21 PM

Aug 2016

Support for Clinton and what she has done over the years.

Just like support for Obama over Clinton had nothing to do with feelings towards Clinton but rather about support for obama.

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How does the economic justice movement need to change, to gain the trust and support of POC? [View all] Ken Burch Aug 2016 OP

First, those who voted for Hillary are of the opinion that the candidate who Squinch Aug 2016 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel Aug 2016 #2

AND the best nominee for economic justice. I also find it weird Squinch Aug 2016 #3

and does this"movement" include those who now support trump JI7 Aug 2016 #9

I think you got turned around. Starry Messenger Aug 2016 #4

The shortcoming of that candidate is precisely the point. Kind of Blue Aug 2016 #5

I do not find the economic justice movement to be at all revolutionary Blasphemer Aug 2016 #6

try listening. they viewed Clinton as the candidate who will bring economic justice JI7 Aug 2016 #7

you are wrong about lack of trust when it comes to sanders. it wasn't about sanders as much as JI7 Aug 2016 #8