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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

mylye2222

(2,992 posts) Sun Apr 12, 2015, 04:23 PM Apr 2015

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And apparetly not so is NYC Mayor Bill DeBlasio.

As SoS Kerr keeps the tradition to stay neutral. However although he politely praised HRC work as hus predecessor... he was very happy to not have to enter the fray ( and so to endorse ? ... Given the Clintons backstabbed him in the past... it would be more than understandable.)

On DeBlasio well he appeard to disapprove the inevitability meme and seeks for more progressive platform.

http://onpolitics.usatoday.com/2015/04/12/some-democrats-rally-to-clinton-others-hold-off/

http://edition.cnn.com/2015/04/12/politics/hillary-clinton-bill-de-blasio-no-endorsement/

Gpod for and frim both of them

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This Afternoon John Kerry Didnt Seemed Really Excited re. HRC Announcement [View all] mylye2222 Apr 2015 OP

Oh... it's you. lamp_shade Apr 2015 #1

He is a "dry" sort of guy. i think his comments were sincere. CentralMass Apr 2015 #2

what is that expression, " dry guy" mylye2222 Apr 2015 #3

He wasn't easy to read when he was Swiftboated aspirant Apr 2015 #5

No, he handlled that prettly lamely I thought. CentralMass Apr 2015 #8

He was certainly poorly advised on how to respond that crap mylye2222 Apr 2015 #9

If De Blasio wants a more progressive candidate aspirant Apr 2015 #6

Would LOVE to see De Blasio run for President. Has he shown any interest? InAbLuEsTaTe Apr 2015 #7