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To: luke1825

What about Hillary?? Isn’t she still the face of the party??

Just in general, whoever the most recent presidential nominee of a party is considered a leader of the party. Just saying.

And she may come back in 2020; time will tell. She started some super PAC didn’t she?


3 posted on 08/11/2017 7:43:17 AM PDT by Dilbert San Diego
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To: Dilbert San Diego
How does it work for the Dems? Neither hillary nor Obama are going to give up power over their loyal bases. Sanders supporters feel cheated and abandoned, with good reason. The Dems can't point to anything they've done to bring back manufacturing jobs that would keep what used to be their base employed. Add to that the Republican base pretty much despises the "leaders" who lied and deceived their way to getting elected.

The establishment across the political spectrum has made a mockery of the US claim to be the global mentor of fair elections, accepting the results, and the peaceful transfer of power.

I wouldn't even try to guess how weird, maybe chaotic and violent, the 2018 election will be.

5 posted on 08/11/2017 7:49:45 AM PDT by grania (Deplorable and Proud of It!)
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