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Warren Escalates Trump Attacks

Choosing her as running mate would be a huge blunder. She doesn't need the support of the radical left. Even Obama figured that out and cast them aside like a used whore. The best strategy for Hilary is to ignore Sanders, ignore his followers and ignore any thoughts of smoking a peace pipe with the Cherokee Princess.



Warren as VP would be a definite misstep for Clinton if her aim is party unity; the why should be obvious: it would make EW's refusal to endorse Bernie in Mass, (which absolutely cost him the state) look like a deliberate, bona fide betrayal of her principles (as the other prominent true progressive and Bernie's most likely successor) in exchange for a place on Hillary's ticket.
 
Choosing her as running mate would be a huge blunder. She doesn't need the support of the radical left. Even Obama figured that out and cast them aside like a used whore. The best strategy for Hilary is to ignore Sanders, ignore his followers and ignore any thoughts of smoking a peace pipe with the Cherokee Princess.

Except Obama didn't cast aside the 'radical' left (or in otherwords, FDR style progressives which can only ever be at all claimed 'radical' in the thoroughly perverse context of present day America) until _after_ the federal election; his entire platform, the thing that allowed him to win in 2008, was one of reform, change and big ideas, the majority of which were couched in the progressive wing of the Democratic party.
 
The left doesn't have reform, change or big ideas. They just have GroupThink and tired leftists ideology. Obama ran as a racial populist and he tried to govern like one but failed. It was doomed from the beginning. In the general election of 2008 he made several moves to the center, which is what Hilary will do.

Except Obama didn't cast aside the 'radical' left (or in otherwords, FDR style progressives which can only ever be at all claimed 'radical' in the thoroughly perverse context of present day America) until _after_ the federal election; his entire platform, the thing that allowed him to win in 2008, was one of reform, change and big ideas, the majority of which were couched in the progressive wing of the Democratic party.
 
If "Lieyawatha" is the hardest punch anyone can throw at Elizabeth, it isn't much. Her credibility is head and shoulders above Trump's non-stop lying, flip-flopping, juvenile antics. He's the least qualified person to ever run for president.
She flat out committed fraud to get a cushy minority scholarship to Harvard. Even with that elite education the woman spews obvious BS to anyone with a basic grasp of free market economics. Fraud is a pretty damning punch.
 
The left doesn't have reform, change or big ideas. They just have GroupThink and tired leftists ideology. Obama ran as a racial populist and he tried to govern like one but failed. It was doomed from the beginning. In the general election of 2008 he made several moves to the center, which is what Hilary will do.

Haha, alright; there is clearly nothing to be gained in conversing with someone so rabidly hyperpartisan; have a good one.
 
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