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Martin O'Malley

Koinos

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8. O'Malley seems to be more critical of the DNC and the lousy debate schedule than he is of Hillary.

Reply to elleng (Original post)

Fri Aug 28, 2015, 10:38 AM

Aug 2015

In the long run, the DNC is making a big mistake. They think it will help Hillary, but it will not. And it certainly won't help the American people appreciate the chasm between democrats and republicans.

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O'Malley: Rallying around Clinton a 'big mistake.' [View all] elleng Aug 2015 OP

I tend to agree with him on the emails JustAnotherGen Aug 2015 #1

I guess that Martin O didn't hear her Iraq War speech. HRC "forthright and honest"? leveymg Aug 2015 #2

Both Sanders and O'Malley have said many positive things about Clinton. Koinos Aug 2015 #4

So, you say, there is no alternative? Just inevitable? leveymg Aug 2015 #5

I don't think that's what Koinos was saying, AT ALL, elleng Aug 2015 #6

Some folks are so busy reading (and imagining) between the lines that they forget to read the lines. Koinos Aug 2015 #7

Right!!! elleng Aug 2015 #9

One of my friends remarked the other day that Hillary's running mate would be the FBI....n/t monmouth4 Aug 2015 #3

O'Malley seems to be more critical of the DNC and the lousy debate schedule than he is of Hillary. Koinos Aug 2015 #8

'certainly won't help the American people appreciate the chasm between democrats and republicans,' elleng Aug 2015 #10