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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: After the defeat of Hillary Clinton, what should the US left do next? [View all]GummyBearz
(2,931 posts)46. I've been told
I've been told that HRC got nearly as many votes as Obama. So apparently we are voting D. There must be something else we need to do as well, such as exciting those without a party affiliation who may need social safety nets or just good union jobs
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After the defeat of Hillary Clinton, what should the US left do next? [View all]
portlander23
Dec 2016
OP
3. Don't pave the way for a well-known candidate with high negatives. nt
killbotfactory
Dec 2016
#13
Especially if that person was polled by Gallup to be the most admired woman in December 2015.
lapucelle
Dec 2016
#52
Like it or not, the US is a republic - of 50 individual states. We need to face the fact
jonno99
Dec 2016
#35
If true, then we should strive as much as possible to decentralize the rulling class
jonno99
Dec 2016
#41
"he said he'd fix peoples problems, while Clinton said they didnt have problems"
Dems to Win
Dec 2016
#5
Actually, the GOP wins because they vote for the candidate with the 'R' next to their name.
Demsrule86
Dec 2016
#18
Constitutional Amendment to abolish EC. Federalize national elections with appropriate....
Hekate
Dec 2016
#11
which is why we need to stay disciplined and honest about what they did, instead of giving it a
LaydeeBug
Dec 2016
#26
Work to alienate Democrats from Right-Leaning News Networks. There's only so much GOP pie to share.
TheBlackAdder
Dec 2016
#20
"that Clinton was the worst possible candidate to put against Trump". Out of the woodwork. nt
LexVegas
Dec 2016
#21