Hillary in Michigan

[whirlygigspin]

Did anyone else notice Hillary saying she would 'stand her ground'?

-it sounded like a dog whistle to me, but i'm not familiar with Michigan's law & order base voting groups--

"Michigan's stand-your-ground law, MCL 780.972, provides that "[a]n individual who has not or is not engaged in the commission of a crime at the time he or she uses deadly force may use deadly force against another individual anywhere he or she has the legal right to be with no duty to retreat if . . . [t] ..."

[riversedge]

1. she did use that phaseology but she was talking of working with Republicans--that

compromise is not a bad term--but believes it is necessary yet she will stand her ground about things she believes in.

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3. Shouldn't be too hard for her

She shares most of their views anyway. At least she did before she realized how popular Bernie's positions are and took them as her own until and if she should get in office, when the winds Weill change.

[Lucinda]

6. You do understand we live in a representative government, right?

And we elect these people to work together on our behalf.

[2pooped2pop]

7. if only some didn't weathervane so that people knew what they really stand for.

and I've had enough of giving in to the republicans without a real fight.

[whirlygigspin]

2. I understand

[Punkingal]

4. Yep, i noticed that, because I now hate that expression.

[whirlygigspin]

5. Dog whistle politics