We are all upset here but HRC dances of joy. ..

[mylye2222]

Because no matters the results she would have ended up victorious.
Would have been won media would have praised her and Bill zbout how they were efficient as guest stars on various Corporate Dem s campaingn trails.
Now that we lost she can now announce her 2016 candidacy in an even stronger position as the " only alternative".

We are stuck in shit anyway. ..

[pkdu]

1. FFS ...really?..you chose to be the one with this shit over all the others or were you "elected"?

[mylye2222]

3. Please open your eyes.

She and her husband stategically fought for this result. And their hype played its part too.

[VanillaRhapsody]

10. do fuvking what?

You cannot be seriuos. Have you been playing with airplane glue? The Clintond do not wsnt Republican House and Senate..thats ridic talk

[mylye2222]

11. Oh Really?

So give me an explaination on the fact that they spent the whole campaign trashing the current Administration, the very same that gave HRC a powerfull job witch was State?
Be realistic. On a strategic pow it s way bettee for their business to get a GOP Congress. So they can intruduce themselves as the only viable alternative.

[VanillaRhapsody]

13. yeah really

when you have a candidate that polls higher than any Rep....let us know mkay?

[VanillaRhapsody]

19. where did i make fun of your typing

Uh wut?

And please let me k ow where I pick up my Clinton check......my bank account needs the company..

[mylye2222]

21. Do you already forgot, ???

No longer than less than an hour ago. On this very board. ....
Dont worry Im not really upset.
In fact I would almost thank you of your infantile behaviour. Necause it shows how low are able Clintonites to go , when it comes to pursue their goal yo take over the Dem party in favor of their little circle.

[VanillaRhapsody]

25. uh that wasnt me sorry...

[Robbins]

2. HSe has trouble

She will defently face a primary challenge now.

The clintons were total losers In getting out the vote.

Why should Dems come out and vote for her.The clinton triangulation aggres with GOP on endless war and economy

Nominate him and you risk Scott walker or Ted Cruz elected president In 16.Even if people got upset with Cruz or walker In White house we may have just elected a permeant republican congress In house and Senate tonight.

[still_one]

12. bullshit. People are the ones who screwed themselves in their respective states, it had nothing to

do with "clinton getting out the vote"

Florida is a right wing state, so is Kentucky. Maybe you didn't notice.

Please explain to me how a liberal is going to win those states.

I guess WI and MI were Clinton's fault too, though he didn't campaign there

The Democrats lost because people in Kentucky though there coal jobs were at risk, because Grimes was a delegate for Obama.

The Democrats lost in Florida because republicans regard Chrst a traitor, and not all Democrats embraced him.

Please educate me who this "WE may have elected a permanent repuke congress are? that is even more absurd. You do realize that in 2016 the republicans have around 21 seats in the Senate to defend. Congress has about a 19% approval rating.

[Baitball Blogger]

4. Point of order.

Bill Clinton came down to Florida to help Charlie Crist, and it didn't seem to help.

It could be that Thirdway isn't a big draw for voters, though my money is on election fraud.

[still_one]

8. Well gee, does that say more about Clinton, or more about Florida. Just look what they have been

doing since 2000, and that includes stand your ground, and other inane laws and politics

[Baitball Blogger]

14. Florida may be burned out with the concept of Thirdway.

How ever the concepts were meant to be applied by true Thirdwayers, the principles just reduce to pure corruption in Florida at the local level. These locals are not sophisticated think-tankers. They just see things in primitive terms. If someone looks like they're being offered a bribe through a government program, they all want to be bribed. Though the socially acceptable term would be "inducement."

I bet Thirdwayers have very idealistic perceptions about what they're doing, but it's all translating to backroom politics at the local level.

[still_one]

16. Florida has a lot of mixed currents going through it right now. There was a time when Florida was

predominately Democratic, but it hasn't been that for a long time.

You might be on to something about the third way.

[Baitball Blogger]

17. Thanks for the support.

Republicans have been steadily chipping away at the Democratic base for decades. Look at the history:

1) Black communities were targeted by the CIA with cocaine distribution and the Supreme Court passed laws that allowed police to suspend Civil Rights in high crime areas, making it most certain that a high percentage of Black voters would receive felonies, knocking them out as eligible voters.

2) Civil servants and now teachers are getting whittled down to the bone.

3) Republicans have successfully created white islands in the suburbs where it has been easy to shut down progressive voices and where they can create social networks with like-minded people that have learned how to scavenge off the system.

4) People are now more divided than ever, because we really do not have anything to unify us. Take the traditional holidays out of the picture and we really do not have much of a cultural identity that ties us together.

How do you beat this? Expose the true reason that Republicans always seem to vote against their interest. Here's a hint: They really aren't. They have figured how to redistribute tax dollars to their favored groups through a small government system that continually breaks the tenets of the Fourteenth Amendment. How are they doing it? They control the leadership positions in the community, and this allows them to control the information that everybody gets to hear--that includes talking trash about our president to weaken his ability to lead. If they control the information, they control the decisions.

And in small town communities, it's really that simple.

[still_one]

20. It is going to take time, and we need new blood in the party, but that won't happen overnight

[Baitball Blogger]

22. It won't happen at all.

I remember reading somewhere how there is always a minority margin in every population that can see clearly what is going wrong, but the numbers are too small to organize and do anything to change the situation.

[mylye2222]

23. K&R. Bait.

No. The wast majority has alreaand since long been intoxicated.

[still_one]

24. This country survived a civil war, we will survive this

[Ykcutnek]

5. The Clintons played a big role in our failure this time.

The shoe-in candidate is no more.

[still_one]

7. Are you referring to Kentucky? Maybe you don't realize how red Kentucky is

[Ykcutnek]

9. I'm referring to all the states they sent them and we lost.

I'm disappointed in their performance.

[still_one]

15. They lost in Kentucky because it is a RED state, and they were afraid Grimes who was a delegate for

Obama would hurt their coal jobs.

Florida is as screwed up, and is as red as they come now.

Whether Clinton went or didn't win, the results would have been the same, and Nate Silver indicated it also

[JDPriestly]

27. Check out this article:

http://www.politico.com/story/2014/11/2014-elections-clinton-candidates-112559.html

[mylye2222]

6. Yes. and it wont be the first time

they'd play that "sleeping with the ennemy game"...

[JDPriestly]

26. Too many of the candidates that Bill and Hillary campaigned for lost.

This election outcome does not look good for them. It looks like they have utterly no appeal in states that aren't already solidly Democratic.

http://www.politico.com/story/2014/11/2014-elections-clinton-candidates-112559.html

In that article is the list of candidates that the Clintons backed and who lost. Not good.

[2banon]

28. Jury results : 0-7 to Leave it alone!

couldn't believe this op was alerted on. sheesh!

[FSogol]

29. Unrec. What a ridiculous post. If you don't like HRC, fine, but don't pretend she and Bill are

helping or celebrating the GOP victory. Why would she expend political capital to help candidates if she wanted them to lose? I know English is your second language and give you the benefit of the doubt since you seem to miss much nuance in our language, but this is total f'ing nonsense.

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