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To: zax who wrote (921503)	2/15/2016 6:02:05 PM
From: locogringo	2 Recommendations Recommended By joefromspringfield John Respond to of 1577883

You're really not handling this too well, loco. ROFL. Projecting again? You're the one posting non-stop about what the zombie libs have to do, and how many days to a confirmation, and past appointments, and who needs to do what. You need to get a grip on reality and just watch and see how it plays out. Past performance of Schumer and obama and Leahy need not upset you and put you on the defensive. Your HYPOCRISY is well known by now.

To: zax who wrote (921503)	2/15/2016 8:10:44 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Respond to of 1577883

is Hillary playing rope a dope or what? She's channeling Republicans at a Black church. +++ The Washington Post’s John Wagner reported that the morning was somewhat awkward for the two Democratic rivals, who didn’t bother to shake hands or talk and rarely made eye contact. Sanders went first, talking about his religious convictions before shifting to issues of criminal justice reform and education and the harsh realities of a post-recession economy. “No state in America knows more about the impact of the greed and illegal behavior of Wall Street than the state of Nevada,” he said. “This state was decimated.” The pastor let Rep. John Lewis (D-GA), a civil rights icon, introduce Clinton, who reiterated her claim that Sanders’ emphasis on cracking down on Wall Street banks, addressing income inequality among the middle class and reforming campaign finance laws was too narrow, and that she would bring a broader perspective to the presidency. “I am not a single-issue candidate, and this is not a single-issue country,” she said from the pulpit. “Because if we were to achieve everything about banks and money in politics, would that end racism? Would that make it automatically going to happen that people would be able to get jobs they deserve, the housing they need, the education their children need to have?”