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Martin O'Malley

Aerows

(39,961 posts) Fri Aug 28, 2015, 04:46 PM Aug 2015

Martin O'Malley's speech at DNC clipped

http://www.c-span.org/video/?c4549385

Very strong, sensible and to the point.

Click on the play button (not being pendantic, just trying to help those that aren't familiar with the feature on C-Span)

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Martin O'Malley's speech at DNC clipped (Original Post) Aerows Aug 2015 OP

Thanks Aerows! Raine1967 Aug 2015 #1

O'Malley's argument for more debates was too logical for DWS. Koinos Aug 2015 #2

No party establishment types want another Democratic candidate Aerows Aug 2015 #3

Raine1967

(11,589 posts)

1. Thanks Aerows!

Reply to Aerows (Original post)

Fri Aug 28, 2015, 05:26 PM

Aug 2015

I like the clip feature on C-Span!

Koinos

(2,792 posts)

2. O'Malley's argument for more debates was too logical for DWS.

Reply to Aerows (Original post)

Fri Aug 28, 2015, 06:09 PM

Aug 2015

Acting like a dictator kind of contradicts the meaning of the democratic party.

I guess she just doesn't get it.

Aerows

(39,961 posts)

3. No party establishment types want another Democratic candidate

Reply to Koinos (Reply #2)

Fri Aug 28, 2015, 06:18 PM

Aug 2015

to have too many opportunities to engage Hillary, because she just isn't that strong in debates, and has a rather thin (human hair diameter) record of championing fiscal reform, reining in Wall Street, and had to evolve on gay marriage.

DWS doesn't want to give any candidate other than Clinton face time. O'Malley and Sanders would bring the fact time by debating policy, and Hillary's record doesn't substantiate the case that she has a strong Democratic policy.

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