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Nanjeanne

(4,960 posts)
Mon Feb 8, 2016, 09:34 AM Feb 2016

Deja vu all over again

So Clinton doesn't like the so-called Bernie Bros. it seemed so familiar to me that I had to look into it. And guess what? Same tactics 2008. Poor Hillary. Obama supporters give her no respect. "Hey Obama boys - Back off".

She really is just going back to the same old playbook.

http://www.salon.com/2008/04/14/obama_supporters/

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Deja vu all over again (Original Post) Nanjeanne Feb 2016 OP
I was literally just coming over to post this enigmatic Feb 2016 #1
And Bernie doesn't have a play book. boston bean Feb 2016 #2
I got a story aint' got no moral Fumesucker Feb 2016 #3
Yep..."round in a circle..' elias49 Feb 2016 #7
I've found a lot of similarities to her campaign in 2008 Jarqui Feb 2016 #4
I believe the Bernie bro crap is mostly manufactured cali Feb 2016 #5
I'm quite suspicious myself Nanjeanne Feb 2016 #6
It's the same playbook enigmatic Feb 2016 #8

enigmatic

(15,021 posts)
1. I was literally just coming over to post this
Mon Feb 8, 2016, 09:36 AM
Feb 2016

It's literally the same arguments being used against Bernie Sanders in 2016 as was used against Barack Obama in 2008.

boston bean

(36,221 posts)
2. And Bernie doesn't have a play book.
Mon Feb 8, 2016, 09:39 AM
Feb 2016

Answer to anything regarding foreign policy... I voted no on IWR, vote for me.

Where did we hear that before, as a reason to disqualify her from the presidency? 2008 anybody?? And then the people who fell for it then are now falling for it again!

 

cali

(114,904 posts)
5. I believe the Bernie bro crap is mostly manufactured
Mon Feb 8, 2016, 09:46 AM
Feb 2016

From the article.

I began reporting this story in part because, as a 32-year-old woman who is more liberal than either candidate, and who was quite torn until Super Tuesday, I had found myself increasingly defensive of Clinton in the face of the Obama worship that rules the mostly white, liberal, well-educated circles in which I work and travel. I was confused by the saucer-eyed, unquestioning devotion shown by my formerly cynical cohorts, especially when it was accompanied, as it often was, by a sharp renunciation of Hillary Clinton, whose policies are so similar to her opponent’s. I was horrified by the frequent proclamations that if Obama did not win the nomination, his supporters would abstain from voting in the general election, or even vote for John McCain. I was suspicious of the cultlike commitment to an undeniably brilliant and inspiring man –- but one whom even his wife calls “just a man.”

Nanjeanne

(4,960 posts)
6. I'm quite suspicious myself
Mon Feb 8, 2016, 09:50 AM
Feb 2016

The Internet is an anonymous place and anyone can pretend to be anything. I distrust Clinton and dislike Brock so much that nothing would surprise me coming from her campaign. Whether I'm completely wrong or not-- just the idea that I believe her campaign can be instigating this shows there's a big problem in trust for me.

enigmatic

(15,021 posts)
8. It's the same playbook
Mon Feb 8, 2016, 09:53 AM
Feb 2016

Literally the same lines. It's like she only has one campaign cheat sheet and uses it no matter who the opponent is. That's why it's going to be very interesting to see the rhetoric coming from both Hillary and her surrogates in the days leading up to the South Carolina Primary, especially if Nevada goes to Bernie.

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