So this is the "obscure, leftist corners of the Internet," where Hillarists

Submitted by annieli on Wed, 07/13/2016 - 9:31pm

don't ask you for $27 and like the post-VJ-Day Japanese soldiers, we wait for orders to come out of the wilderness

Instead they’ve dispersed to more obscure, leftist corners of the Internet,
But a large faction of the movement is also made up of political misfits united in contempt for core elements of today’s Democratic Party: superdelegates, the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, Democratic National Committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, corporate media and money, what they believe to be widespread election fraud—and, of course, Clinton herself, despite her pending nomination.

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Submitted by jimpost on Wed, 07/13/2016 - 10:38pm

Perhaps you

could be a trifle less obscure, yourself. Unless you are one of those "oh my god anyone but drumpf" people.

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Submitted by elenacarlena on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 12:29am

Go to the link; you'll be glad you did;

Politico interviewed Joe Shikspack! Also mahakali overdrive, who's in charge, you might say, over on reddit. We'll probably get hit with a giant increase in membership as a result. At least, I'm hoping we will!

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Submitted by jimpost on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 5:12pm

Thanks Elena

I saw the essay here last night. I had no idea wtf annieli was talking about before that.

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Submitted by Cassiodorus on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 1:19am

Well the reference to the --

"Caucus99Percent community" in the Politico article was amusing to be sure.

Omigod actual consequences!

Compare and contrast with anything Amanda Marcotte writes for Salon.

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Submitted by Shockwave on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 1:29am

Proud to be a misfit

I certainly don't fit in the Dem party. Specially in California;
California: Trump vs. Clinton

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Submitted by LapsedLawyer on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 2:05am

Hillbots just don't get it....

They've put up the absolute worst fucking candidate to run against Trump they could and they called Bernie supporters "delusional" and, btw, are still pulling the Bernie-is-sexist routine even now after he endorsed her fercrissakes!

And yes, they'll blame us when it's President-elect Trump come November 8.

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Submitted by Cassiodorus on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 2:50am

I still haven't seen the scenario

that brings us an effective President Trump. This diary doesn't have it. Clinton only has to win one swing state, and that can be handled through election fraud.

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Submitted by LapsedLawyer on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 7:53am

Except this isn't the primaries, where DWS and local party

chairpeople can rig the the vote for her. This is the general, where the GOPers in these states have made it ultra-difficult for core Democratic constituencies to register and/or to vote. And given the Hillary hate among the Repub constituencies, I can see where she loses every swing state.

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Submitted by Cassiodorus on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 8:53am

Clinton with her vast network of paid-off operatives

is no doubt "on it" right now. Remember too that the Republican elites don't want Trump.

And remember all the other good reasons why Clinton will defeat Trump. Remember especially that when the Clinton ad barrage comes fast and furious in October displaying Trump's negatives in full view of everyone, Trump won't be able to fight back because he doesn't have Clinton's type of money.

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Submitted by elenacarlena on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 11:51am

Oh yes, the smell of loss is in the air and they're readying

their excuses. We're exactly like Naderites, doncha know. I keep pointing out, at the site that must not be named, that more Dems voted for Bush than voted for Nader, and that if they're really scared of Trump then they should push for the supers to flip to Bernie at the convention.

For some reason, I am not popular over there when I make such truthful comments.

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Submitted by Dallasdoc on Fri, 07/15/2016 - 6:50pm

If Hillary loses in November

My farewell diary at LOF will be entitled

Thanks a Lot, You F**king Idiots

No way I'm going to let them scapegoat me for their corrupt incompetence.

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Submitted by dkmich on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 5:22am

Thanks Annieli

Those numbers are joyous. I'm sure they don't exist at that DEMOCRATIC place, or "the poll is no good of course".

The GOP investigations and assault are from done. She's going down like a rock and I hope she takes all of her SuperDs with her.

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Submitted by LoneStarMike on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 10:56am

Annieli you left out an important part

that makes her polling numbers even worse and should be a real concern for Democrats.

Clinton has aired 20,000 ads since June 8, Trump: 0

There’s an uneven distribution of ads between the two presumptive presidential nominees — a really uneven distribution.

An analysis by Center for Public Integrity provided by ad monitoring group Kantar Media/CMAG found that since June, Hillary Clinton’s campaign had aired around 20,000 TV ads, while Donald Trump’s campaign had launched a big, fat zero.

The majority of the ads have been aired after Clinton became the presumptive Democratic nominee on June 7, signaling the likely general election matchup between the two.

Last night, Rachel Maddow mentioned that since June, Sec. Clinton has spent $57 million in advertising and $46 million of that was in the 9 swing states. Donald Trump has spent nothing so far. After all that money spent, this is the best Clinton can do?

But try telling that to Democrats. They're just so confident that Sec. Clinton has got it all wrapped up because her opponent is Trump. They're a little too confident if you ask me.

(with apologies to Julie Andrews and The Sound of Music)

Submitted by Roy Blakeley on Fri, 07/15/2016 - 4:53pm

Thanks LSM but I differ on one point

I think Obama will pass the TTP before HRC is inaugurated if she wins. This is an odd election. Everyone has a strong opinion on HRC and Trump. I doubt that adds will switch any voters. They might affect turnout which is what this election will probably be about. I am not sure if Democratic consultants will figure this out.

Submitted by gjohnsit on Thu, 07/14/2016 - 12:13pm

How can this be?

when I didn't see any mention of this on TOP?
Could people on TOP be in denial?

Submitted by Alligator Ed on Fri, 07/15/2016 - 10:11pm

Just proves the Clinton adage

The more people see her, the less they like her--which is the polar opposite of Bernie. So, Although I don't want either Trump or Hillary--we've got to guess that in January, 2017 we shall see orange-face taking the oath of office from Clarence Thomas (what could be more fitting--John Roberts, just get out the way this once). We shall also see a new DOJ going at Hillary hammer and claw about so many of her abuses that she will not have a moment's peace to enjoy her jets, yachts and 5 star hotels.