[pfflier]

Secondly, the idea that a solitary party official, no matter how highly regarded, could substitute her judgment for the will of the electorate would have set Democrats aflame whether or not they had voted for Ms. Clinton in the primaries....

What a hoot in light of the way the hildabeast and schultz treated sanders.

[grania]

Donna Brazille was on CSPAN's Washington Journal this AM. (I thought I'd escaped all of the "news" show darlings by switching to CSPAN). She was truly vile. She had an explanation why "the candidates" had to be advised that new topics were coming up in the debate. She had an excuse for everything. When a caller asked didn't ALL countries, especially the US, interfere in other country's elections, her response was that we only care about them interfering in ours.

I'd forgotten how much I despise that woman!

[Nifster]

Ahhh the dems are butt hurt

[OrangeHoof]

For starters, millions of voters yearning to put a woman in the Oval Office for the first time would have been outraged.

For starters, millions of voters yearning to put Bernie Sanders in the Oval Office would have been outraged if Brazile had chosen Biden instead of the party runner-up.

[Mr. Rabbit]

The real reason it didn’t happen was that Brazile didn’t want to be found having “committed suicide” with 50 bullets and the safety on in Ft. Marcy Park.

[sparklite2]

millions of voters yearning to put a woman in the Oval Office for the first time would have been outraged.

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I wonder if those same millions would
have voted for Elizabeth Dole. I sorta doubt it.

[ClearCase_guy]

I had no idea Jules Witcover was still alive. The guy is 90 years old. And appears to have learned nothing.

[BenLurkin]

brief fainting spell

More than one. And hardly brief.

[EDINVA]

Brazile couldn’t have acted unilaterally, she’d have had to have presented the idea to the DNC membership or executive board for approval, and only in the event of Hillary’s incapacity to act as the nominee. I think everyone has over-read what Brazile was saying.

[Oztrich Boy]

For starters, millions of voters yearning to put a woman in the Oval Office for the first time would have been outraged.

A the difference to their feelings when Hillary lost was?

[bitt]

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