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2016 Postmortem

BainsBane

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6. How did her policy amount to a slap on the wrist?

Reply to JudyM (Reply #5)

Tue Dec 6, 2016, 09:59 AM

Dec 2016

She had a far more detailed plan than Sanders did.
Tell me precisely what about it you found lacking. Be specific.

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A Response: My Election Blame List [View all] portlander23 Dec 2016 OP

Nah! I dreamed big with Hillary! Madam45for2923 Dec 2016 #1

Me too. I voted for a magnificant version of a Hortensis Dec 2016 #22

Me, three. hamsterjill Dec 2016 #35

Bull. So those workers were able to believe billionaire businessman Trump cared about their issues. Hoyt Dec 2016 #2

I guess to Chris Weigant equal pay for equal work isn't an economic priority of his. Starry Messenger Dec 2016 #3

"Her campaigns choice to not visit states like Wisconsin " TwilightZone Dec 2016 #4

Slap on the wrist for big banks coupled with her perceived coziness with them was huge. TRump JudyM Dec 2016 #5

How did her policy amount to a slap on the wrist? BainsBane Dec 2016 #6

What was her message? Exilednight Dec 2016 #7

I asked about policy BainsBane Dec 2016 #10

Hillary would have been one of the best Presidents of all time hueymahl Dec 2016 #16

Worst candidates? BainsBane Dec 2016 #18

It can't be boiled down to three or five words but her plans aren't gibberish: JHan Dec 2016 #24

Then she shouldn't have run if she can't. Exilednight Dec 2016 #29

It wasn't too complicated for me to understand.. JHan Dec 2016 #30

Voters aren't that dumb, they just want it abbreviated. Exilednight Dec 2016 #32

It's not her fault that the media couldn't be bothered to devote time to policy this year.. JHan Dec 2016 #34

A lot of voters have heavy obligations so they rely on what is quickly accessible. TRump knows this. JudyM Dec 2016 #37

Her platform to deal with Wall St excesses is hardly a slap on the wrist.. JHan Dec 2016 #25

"Slap on the wrist" that's the kind of bullshit that kept people at home on Election Day... bettyellen Dec 2016 #27

You're entitled to your opinion, too, of course. JudyM Dec 2016 #31

How are superdelegates to blame? NobodyHere Dec 2016 #8

This isn't about the GE BainsBane Dec 2016 #11

Even in the primaries the superdelegates had no effect NobodyHere Dec 2016 #12

Of course BainsBane Dec 2016 #13

Exactly .. JHan Dec 2016 #26

My list: Demsrule86 Dec 2016 #9

Mine is a bit different BainsBane Dec 2016 #14

What is your point in posting this? George II Dec 2016 #15

Hillary bashing IMHO. The OP did a hit and run job. Been over an hour and no responses. riversedge Dec 2016 #17

Yeah, this guy is known for his "drive by" anti-Democratic OPs. George II Dec 2016 #23

Bullshit. ismnotwasm Dec 2016 #19

Dream Small! lol Dems to Win Dec 2016 #20

Isn't Weigant a self-proclaimed "libertarian"? George II Dec 2016 #21

It is really time to form a united front against Trump RelativelyJones Dec 2016 #28

But this view depends on seeing Clinton's ideas as a ceiling rather than a floor. guillaumeb Dec 2016 #33

The Myth of the All-Powerful Democratic National Committee Gothmog Dec 2016 #36

It shouldn't have even been close, and yes.. mvd Dec 2016 #38