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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: I think Biden could have won [View all]onetexan
(13,913 posts)16. Lack of ambition??
LOL you seem oblivious to her bio. Try googling to learn a bit about her .
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He and a whole long list of folks who havent been the target of 3 decades of
Eliot Rosewater
Jan 2017
#26
he is a white male so he would have been able to get away with things that Clinton could not
JI7
Jan 2017
#4
Do you have an example of an attack line not used that you think would have landed?
NCTraveler
Jan 2017
#67
Agreed! And a bit counter productive as the players that "could have" won't be in 2020
NWCorona
Jan 2017
#12
Its all specilation, and by now, it just keeps the lrimary fedteting, and serves no
dionysus
Jan 2017
#25
I started this not so much about speculation as to who could have won but
hollowdweller
Jan 2017
#44
Still with that nonsense? Clinton's delegate lead was from the South. The DNC had nothing to do with
stevenleser
Jan 2017
#63
It's just like the hacking. Nobody knows what effect it had in the whole thing.
hollowdweller
Jan 2017
#70
You're the one who noted she could have taught at major universities but scaled back her ambitions..
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#17
Interesting point of view. I was truly puzzled by the post but I really do not know much
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#62
I honestly think many BOBers didn't care about policies as much as hating HRC ....
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#14
I agree Biden could have taken it - his personality alone is more "relatable" and "likable"
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#64
He was my first choice by far since Obama won in 2012, but I quickly pivoted to Hillary
Grey Lemercier
Jan 2017
#20
I was 10 months old then, so do not remember this, obviously. I assume he overcame
Grey Lemercier
Jan 2017
#28
You and other people your age might have heard more about that hearing had he run
karynnj
Jan 2017
#45
Many who couldn't forgive her (like the JPR'ers) had no problem with Edwards, Kerry, Biden.
JTFrog
Jan 2017
#60
I'd rather not believe that, but there is no other reasonable explanation for that behavior. nt
stevenleser
Jan 2017
#65
Biden v Kasich is the one matchup out of all possibilties I would be afraid to predict.
Grey Lemercier
Jan 2017
#29
After a devastating loss, people just like to speculate with no harm intended. It's human nature.
mtnsnake
Jan 2017
#27
I agree. It's too bad he wasn't running but I think the choice had been made years ago.
jalan48
Jan 2017
#30
You never know the path not taken - and he would have had to beat Clinton in the primaries
karynnj
Jan 2017
#42
No Democrat was gonna beat Russia who was teaming with Drump, Comey, wiki et al. nt
JTFrog
Jan 2017
#55
SO if we could only go back in time to 2015, and if we could then convince Biden to run,
guillaumeb
Jan 2017
#58