Question: Should HRC win the nomination

[sadoldgirl]

on how many issues will she change her positions,
which she holds now in the primary season?

[NCTraveler]

1. 52.5!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bigwillq]

2. Oh, probably on about 2,769

[boston bean]

3. YES, HRC should win the nomination!

No brainer if you ask me.

[jfern]

4. Most of them, but she'll keep her views on war, they're already pretty hawkish.

[Chan790]

5. 100% of the ones that matter.

She's a Republican. I expect her to govern and run as a Republican once she finds a way to escape pressure from the left.

[peacebird]

7. Exactly

[mythology]

20. And yet she voted the same as Sanders 93% of the time in the Senate

Does that make Sanders 93% of a Republican? Or does it make you wrong?

[sadoldgirl]

6. Sorry, I should have been more clear

about the question:How many and which ones?

[JaneyVee]

8. I'd rather have a president that knows how to calculate than one who can't.

[brooklynite]

9. None?

Seriously: name a candidate who has specifically changed a policy position from the Primary to the General?

[NorthCarolina]

10. All except possibly the ones the establishment doesn't really care about.

If you're expecting support for true Progressive legislation you'll be sorely disappointed. What and who the DLC/Establishment Dems support should certainly be no secret to anyone now. Tidbits of social progressiveness when it's politically convenient and of no real consequence, accompanied by hard-core pro-corporate fiscal conservatism when it comes to all else. It's always the same, and campaign rhetoric to these conservative Dems is just that, campaign rhetoric.

[floriduck]

11. No, she shouldn't. But will she? Maybe.

It depends on how many voters vote against their own interests like Republicans do. If she doesn't, it will be a colossal failure on her team's part since every major media corporation, except Fox News, is bowing down to her. Their patronizing is just nauseating.

[jkbRN]

12. All of them,

She's against TPP, Keystone ect.. Yet she is going to continue the legacy of Obama?

She will flip on all of them. Her stating these positions is nothing but political calculation.

[upaloopa]

13. Which Hillary the one running for President or the one in your mind that you make up stuff about?

Hillary will win the nomination by Feb 2, 2016 and will win the Presidency in Nov 2016. It is going to be a very good year for her.
In January 2017 she will be inaugurated as the first woman President of the U.S. She will have won back the Senate because of her win and we will begin to build on Obama's accomplishments.

Now if you want to keep making up shit about her go ahead do what ever floats your boat but it won't change the outcome of this primary or the general.

It is beginning to look a little juvenile with all the anti Hillary crap on this board but I take it as incoherent rhetoric that children would make up.

[NorthCarolina]

17. By "Which Hillary" you mean the "I'm a Progressive" Hillary, or the "I'm a Moderate" Hillary. eom

[CaliforniaPeggy]

21. I expect if all those good things happen for her, it will be a very good year for her. No doubt.

But will it be a good year for us, the ordinary 99%?

[WillyT]

14. Whatever It Takes To Protect The Status Quo...

[Bleacher Creature]

15. Not sure. Maybe some people here can keep an ongoing tally.

They may even be able to coordinate with the RNC.

[DJ13]

16. I think it depends on who the GOP nominee is

She would have more room to flip/flop back towards her traditional right of center positions if its anyone but Trump because the rest of the GOP field is so conservative.

On the other hand Trump will likely move to be more moderate in a GE, leaving Hillary less options to draw independents than a real liberal would have.

[Buzz cook]

19. Fewer than Obama

And unlike Obama some of those changes will be leftward.