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Who/What bare the most responsibility for the loss of Hillary Clinton? (search mode)

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#1 Hillary Clinton		88 (78.6%)
#2 Bill Clinton		18 (16.1%)
#3 Donald Trump		38 (33.9%)
#4 Tim Kaine		15 (13.4%)
#5 Mike Pence		7 (6.3%)
#6 Bernie Sanders		33 (29.5%)
#7 Jil Stein		21 (18.8%)
#8 Julian Assange/Wikileaks		39 (34.8%)
#9 Vladimir Putin		34 (30.4%)
#10 Debbie Wasserman Schultz/ the DNC leadership		45 (40.2%)
#11 Robbie Mook		25 (22.3%)
#12 James Comey		50 (44.6%)
#13 Barack Obama		12 (10.7%)
#14 Fox News		26 (23.2%)
#15 The New York Times		11 (9.8%)
#16 Sexism		39 (34.8%)
#17 Whitelash		26 (23.2%)
#18 Joe Biden		1 (0.9%)
#19 Anthony Weiner		28 (25%)
#20 Fake News		34 (30.4%)
#21 Other		8 (7.1%)

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Topic: Who/What bare the most responsibility for the loss of Hillary Clinton? (Read 4280 times)

JG
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Re: Who/What bare the most responsibility for the loss of Hillary Clinton?

« on: February 21, 2018, 07:59:05 PM »

Quote from: AtorBoltox on February 21, 2018, 07:51:29 PM

James Comey pushed enough undecided voters into the Trump camp to give him the win, but it's Hillary's fault it was even close to begin with

While I do think Hillary had a big role in her loss, the fondamentals were pointing to a very close race, maybe even with a slight Republican edge.

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JG
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Re: Who/What bare the most responsibility for the loss of Hillary Clinton?

« Reply #1 on: March 09, 2018, 05:42:22 PM »

Quote from: Joey1996 on March 09, 2018, 04:37:11 PM

Tim Kaine is underrated here. He turned off many progressives who were thinking of sucking it up and voting for Hillary. And that ticket did worse in his home state of Virginia than Obama/Biden in 2012.

His trashness was a major factor imo

I actually like Hillary and I agree. I still don't get why the hell she picked Tim Kaine out of everyone. If she wanted someone from the moderate wing of the party, someone like Martin Heinrich would have had much more appeal, especially to millenials.

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