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I think Hillary has had a once in a life time experience witnessing what is wrong when the DNC actually Governs. Short of having a Running Mate like a Cuomo, or Brown, I think she will sit the next one out.
Depends on what Obama polls at closer to the time, and what Soros tells them to do.
I really enjoy all of the Soros-related conspiracies that float around. They're just really, really funny.
If you can't see the major influence Soros has on the Dems, then you are even denser than I thought.
I really enjoy all of the Soros-related conspiracies that float around. They're just really, really funny.
If you can't see the major influence Soros has on the Dems, then you are even denser than I thought.
He has no more influence than Republican bankrollers like the Richard Mellon Scaife and the Koch brothers.
Of course, there is also the core of anti-Semitism it's all built around.
If you can't see the major influence Soros has on the Dems, then you are even denser than I thought.
He has no more influence than Republican bankrollers like the Richard Mellon Scaife and the Koch brothers.
Of course, there is also the core of anti-Semitism it's all built around.
B'loney.
At a private meeting on Tuesday afternoon, George Soros, a longtime supporter of progressive causes, voiced blunt criticism of the Obama administration, going so far as to suggest that Democratic donors direct their support somewhere other than the president.
The Hungarian-American financier was speaking to a small side gathering of donors who had convened in Washington D.C. for the annual gathering of the Democracy Alliance -- a formal community of well-funded, progressive-minded individuals and activists.
According to multiple sources with knowledge of his remarks, Soros told those in attendance that he is "used to fighting losing battles but doesn't like to lose without fighting."
"We have just lost this election, we need to draw a line," he said, according to several Democratic sources. "And if this president can't do what we need, it is time to start looking somewhere else." ...
George Soros Tells Progressive Donors Obama Might Not Be The Best Investment
He has no more influence than Republican bankrollers like the Richard Mellon Scaife and the Koch brothers.
Of course, there is also the core of anti-Semitism it's all built around.
B'loney.
At a private meeting on Tuesday afternoon, George Soros, a longtime supporter of progressive causes, voiced blunt criticism of the Obama administration, going so far as to suggest that Democratic donors direct their support somewhere other than the president.
The Hungarian-American financier was speaking to a small side gathering of donors who had convened in Washington D.C. for the annual gathering of the Democracy Alliance -- a formal community of well-funded, progressive-minded individuals and activists.
According to multiple sources with knowledge of his remarks, Soros told those in attendance that he is "used to fighting losing battles but doesn't like to lose without fighting."
"We have just lost this election, we need to draw a line," he said, according to several Democratic sources. "And if this president can't do what we need, it is time to start looking somewhere else." ...
George Soros Tells Progressive Donors Obama Might Not Be The Best Investment
And there has never been a prominent conservative who criticized a Republican president?
B'loney.
At a private meeting on Tuesday afternoon, George Soros, a longtime supporter of progressive causes, voiced blunt criticism of the Obama administration, going so far as to suggest that Democratic donors direct their support somewhere other than the president.
The Hungarian-American financier was speaking to a small side gathering of donors who had convened in Washington D.C. for the annual gathering of the Democracy Alliance -- a formal community of well-funded, progressive-minded individuals and activists.
According to multiple sources with knowledge of his remarks, Soros told those in attendance that he is "used to fighting losing battles but doesn't like to lose without fighting."
"We have just lost this election, we need to draw a line," he said, according to several Democratic sources. "And if this president can't do what we need, it is time to start looking somewhere else." ...
George Soros Tells Progressive Donors Obama Might Not Be The Best Investment
And there has never been a prominent conservative who criticized a Republican president?
This thread is about HTC running in 2012.... deflecting from that topic might be convenient for ya, but it is ridiculous.
If Soros wants her to run, she'll run. If he doesn't, she won't. Easy.
No. Her entry would split the party. I would not be surprised if she ran as VP in 2012; setting the stage for a 2016 run.
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B'loney.
At a private meeting on Tuesday afternoon, George Soros, a longtime supporter of progressive causes, voiced blunt criticism of the Obama administration, going so far as to suggest that Democratic donors direct their support somewhere other than the president.
The Hungarian-American financier was speaking to a small side gathering of donors who had convened in Washington D.C. for the annual gathering of the Democracy Alliance -- a formal community of well-funded, progressive-minded individuals and activists.
According to multiple sources with knowledge of his remarks, Soros told those in attendance that he is "used to fighting losing battles but doesn't like to lose without fighting."
"We have just lost this election, we need to draw a line," he said, according to several Democratic sources. "And if this president can't do what we need, it is time to start looking somewhere else." ...
George Soros Tells Progressive Donors Obama Might Not Be The Best Investment
And there has never been a prominent conservative who criticized a Republican president?
This thread is about HTC running in 2012.... deflecting from that topic might be convenient for ya, but it is ridiculous.
If Soros wants her to run, she'll run. If he doesn't, she won't. Easy.
What are the chances/odds she will?
What I'm getting is a lot of you think Obama in 2012, and Hillary 2016?
I would love for her to run!
She'll be to old.
Liberals don't like old people to be in charge.
69 in 2016 would be kind of old, but it would be her choice... If she chose to run, she'd have a LOT of support.
She'll be to old.
Liberals don't like old people to be in charge.
69 in 2016 would be kind of old, but it would be her choice... If she chose to run, she'd have a LOT of support.
libs have historically made old age a negative when it comes to Presidents.
She's also a war monger
I suppose if they can claim that that was a 'long time ago'...
What are the chances/odds she will?
I thought that was the agreement between Obama and Hillary.
She likes Dark Meat?
I thought that was the agreement between Obama and Hillary.
She likes Dark Meat?
Probably. Bill once said Hillary has had more pussy than he has. Of course, I'm talking about this:
Obama, Clinton Ditch Press for Secret Meeting - ABC News
In a rare joint statement Thursday night, the two Democrats said only, "Senator Clinton and Senator Obama met tonight and had a productive discussion
She'll be to old.
Liberals don't like old people to be in charge.
69 in 2016 would be kind of old, but it would be her choice... If she chose to run, she'd have a LOT of support.
libs have historically made old age a negative when it comes to Presidents.
She's also a war monger
I suppose if they can claim that that was a 'long time ago'...
wow, what a difference 3 years makes now that the tables are turned.....
If you can't see the major influence Soros has on the Dems, then you are even denser than I thought.
He has no more influence than Republican bankrollers like the Richard Mellon Scaife and the Koch brothers.
Of course, there is also the core of anti-Semitism it's all built around.
B'loney.
At a private meeting on Tuesday afternoon, George Soros, a longtime supporter of progressive causes, voiced blunt criticism of the Obama administration, going so far as to suggest that Democratic donors direct their support somewhere other than the president.
The Hungarian-American financier was speaking to a small side gathering of donors who had convened in Washington D.C. for the annual gathering of the Democracy Alliance -- a formal community of well-funded, progressive-minded individuals and activists.
According to multiple sources with knowledge of his remarks, Soros told those in attendance that he is "used to fighting losing battles but doesn't like to lose without fighting."
"We have just lost this election, we need to draw a line," he said, according to several Democratic sources. "And if this president can't do what we need, it is time to start looking somewhere else." ...
George Soros Tells Progressive Donors Obama Might Not Be The Best Investment
The Plot Thickens.....
You really believe that, don't you?Absolutely not.
Not because she doesn't want to be president, it's because situation doesn't resemble the Jimmy Carter-Kennedy situation of the seventy's.
Obama's popularity is increasing of late and he is gaining momentum... the democrats would demonize secretary Clinton if she tried to rupture the democratic party.
