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Re: The dreamer Vs the doer 

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (1)
Tue, 19 Jan 16 5:16 AM | 102 view(s)
Boardmark this board | The Trust Matrix 		Msg. 17942 of 54959
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I don't see working across the aisle as viable with these republicans. It's not like they are just the far side of the middle. They are extremists all the way on the right wing.

Lest we forget, they planned non-cooperation with Obama as he was sworn into office. He really had no opportunity to cooperate with their ideas, or with them. And now they are trashing her.

Benghazi was never for Obama. It is part of their plan for HC. She's a Clinton and a woman. The political atmosphere is going to get even worse if she makes it to the Oval Office.


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Re: The dreamer Vs the doer
By: clo in ALEA
Tue, 19 Jan 16 4:14 AM 		Msg. 17941 of 54959

"How did it ever get to be this bad?

Gerrymandering & a republican party that believes 'compromise' is a curse word.

Hillary IS willing to work across the aisle.
That to me is a big selling point. She gained respect from some republican senators after they witnessed her willingness to work hard.
Unlike Obama, I believe she will engage.

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