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2016 Postmortem

BzaDem

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1. Millennials on the left who didn't support Clinton don't need to be chased. They'll be running back.

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Sun Dec 4, 2016, 02:24 AM

Dec 2016

Many took what they had for granted, not having had the experience living under a Republican president and a Republican Congress. They did not have the political maturity to understand what the actual constraints are in our political system.

Trump will fix that problem very quickly.

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The Dems dilemma: chase Millennials or blue collar voters? [View all] TexasTowelie Dec 2016 OP

Millennials on the left who didn't support Clinton don't need to be chased. They'll be running back. BzaDem Dec 2016 #1

Bernie told them not to cast a "protest" vote. Cattledog Dec 2016 #2

the message that was cleared...blue collar workers desired to be lied to...and they will learn beachbum bob Dec 2016 #3

Pursue BOTH. It isn't an "either/or" proposition. For goodness sake, stop this "either/or" SHIT! RBInMaine Dec 2016 #4

Do both. Chew gum and skip at the same time MaeScott Dec 2016 #5

Both of course. Seshat Dec 2016 #6