Reply #208: Can I just say "Der" [View All]

We used to say that when someone said something not even worth responding to with coherent thoughts.

OzarkDem, you've asked two objective questions and been given object answers addressing them (Bill Clinton won from behind, Kerry got less than half the primary votes of Obama) and you just say "oh he's not in the same league".

Just... der.

If anything it shows that both Hillary and Obama were excellent candidates, which is why neither of them "wrapped it up" before now. I'm sure there will be some supporters of both that won't vote for the other, but the majority of democrats will support whoever wins.

If Hillary wins, which is highly unlikely, i'll be bitter, but I'll vote for her over any other candidate on the ballot.

Lets not forget we need a democratic president that won't veto all the bills we try to pass in the house and senate.

The biggest things a president does are sign/veto bills and appoint justices to the supreme court.

If Hillary goes back to the senate and gets sponsorship of her health care plan, you do realize that he would sign it, and not veto it, right?