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Elizabeth Warren

djean111

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6. Me too. And I am grateful for Bernie.

Reply to delrem (Reply #5)

Fri Jun 5, 2015, 06:55 AM

Jun 2015

I do wonder if many DINOs were surprised that the support for Warren was not personality based, but based on policy. And that gender was not an issue.

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No. Clinton didn't become Warren. delrem Jun 2015 #1

She didn't shift her position, either Demeter Jun 2015 #2

It's the reality of it, all right. delrem Jun 2015 #3

Clinton moved some rhetoric to the left. That's all that has changed. As was predicted. djean111 Jun 2015 #4

Warren flatly contradicts the Wall St. message. delrem Jun 2015 #5

Me too. And I am grateful for Bernie. djean111 Jun 2015 #6

DINOs don't understand the depth of the problem. delrem Jun 2015 #7

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They took a vote from us on where to go from here. RiverLover Jun 2015 #9

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