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In reply to the discussion: Party Loyalty [View all]KingCharlemagne
(7,908 posts)of 1988 still hurts, for I was a proud volunteer and precinct walker for Mr. Jackson during the primary season. I still think to this day that Jackson would have wiped the floor with George H.W. Bush (basically energizing the same coalition that allowed President Obama to stomp McCain in 2008), but it's purely hypothetical now.
Was not aware before today that Humphrey shared a giggle with Tricky Dick in 1972. I know guilt by association has been passe since the days of Joseph McCarthy, but McGovern was so clearly Tricky Dick's moral superior in every way that one must begin at least to question HH's heretofore liberal bona fides.
The way Democrats and the Democratic Party treated President Carter in 1980 is simply despicable. Reagan as CA Governor had threatened 'blood in the streets' if anti-war protests continued on CA's college campuses. If you voted for Reagan, you were voting for someone who was willing, even eager, to contemplate killing college students.
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