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Hillary Clinton

SharonClark

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28. Henry Wallace forgotten and irrelevant?

Reply to NNadir (Reply #7)

Sun Jun 5, 2016, 12:14 PM

Jun 2016

Only as a presidential candidate. In Iowa he is revered as a humanitarian and scientist. He had an interesting and important life, starting with learning plant genetics from his mother and following George Washington Carver around when Carver lived with his family as a college student. We take great pride in the Wallace family and their impact on agriculture in the US and the world.

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I watch sanders every day and noticable he is coming unglued and the wheels are coming off [View all] beachbum bob Jun 2016 OP

Anyone who ever had to deal with the SWP 72DejaVu Jun 2016 #1

what many of us hillary supporters know and what our super delegates know and sanders people don't beachbum bob Jun 2016 #2

Exactly. eom BlueCaliDem Jun 2016 #18

Yup Freddie Jun 2016 #3

Makes you wonder if the SWP are autocrats in heart and soul. If so, they're no different than BlueCaliDem Jun 2016 #19

Ding..ding..ding..ding..ding..ding..ding.. We have a winner. There is no fundamental difference. fleabiscuit Jun 2016 #25

I didn't think so, either, fb. I've always been anti-autocratic so I guess I would've made a horribl BlueCaliDem Jun 2016 #27

Isn't it strange how he says we should take care of everyone and as soon as someone says something Thinkingabout Jun 2016 #4

perhaps after this is over, hillary will realize what a mistake was not to go full speed at sanders beachbum bob Jun 2016 #11

IMO, she showed her class by NOT BlueMTexpat Jun 2016 #14

She could have, there was not a need, he was not going negative but he did. Thinkingabout Jun 2016 #17

I don't believe Hillary will let him slide. She's not going to go after him while the media are BlueCaliDem Jun 2016 #20

I think she made a wise choice in letting him sink himself. puffy socks Jun 2016 #22

I predict that he will have a breakdown after June 7. And that is not good. nt Jitter65 Jun 2016 #5

No its not puffy socks Jun 2016 #24

Yes. A modern day Benedict Arnold misterhighwasted Jun 2016 #6

Bernie Sanders will be remembered as a latter day Henry Wallace, forgotten and irrelevant. NNadir Jun 2016 #7

Wow! DemonGoddess Jun 2016 #8

Just because someone can bamboozle a couple of ex-movie stars and.... Walk away Jun 2016 #9

That was a great response, NNadir! brer cat Jun 2016 #10

LOL....I forgot about Henry Wallace beachbum bob Jun 2016 #12

So well said...agree 100%. Surya Gayatri Jun 2016 #13

Great response! BlueMTexpat Jun 2016 #15

Henry Wallace forgotten and irrelevant? SharonClark Jun 2016 #28

He is politically forgotten and irrelevant, as he should be. NNadir Jun 2016 #32

great articulate reply puffy socks Jun 2016 #30

Very good. Definitely has slipped into delusion. nt fleabiscuit Jun 2016 #33

Every little thing is preceived as a slight against him even when his campaign F's up. Historic NY Jun 2016 #16

Nothing is ever his fault. Koinos Jun 2016 #21

Reminds me of a certain fellow named Donald who, um, is the apparent Repuke nominee. n/t NNadir Jun 2016 #23

They say you learn more about someone's character in times of adversity. I'll just say that, lol CrowCityDem Jun 2016 #26

Sanders is not happy and is showing it Gothmog Jun 2016 #29

I may be dreaming but . . . peggysue2 Jun 2016 #31