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Populist Reform of the Democratic Party

vi5

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7. Really?

Reply to rock (Reply #6)

Wed Dec 17, 2014, 09:58 AM

Dec 2014

O.K. if I need a sarcasm tag, when referrring to 235% of any group of people, then this place has truly gone through the looking glass.

The number in the context that I used it is a literal impossibility (cue the voter fraud conspiracists... ).

But in any case....I fixed it.

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Poll: Voters want a primary challenge for Clinton [View all] LiberalElite Dec 2014 OP

No, that is clearly wrong. vi5 Dec 2014 #1

Link to thread that says 235% of Dems want Hillary? leftofcool Dec 2014 #2

It was sarcasm vi5 Dec 2014 #3

And yet you felt you had to follow it up with a slam against Hillary supporters. leftofcool Dec 2014 #4

The sarcasm was a knock at their inevitability claims, yes. vi5 Dec 2014 #5

The rule and it's been stated before on DU rock Dec 2014 #6

Really? vi5 Dec 2014 #7

You mean you honestly rock Dec 2014 #8

And in that context it is feasible. vi5 Dec 2014 #10

I do see your point rock Dec 2014 #11

+1 Scuba Dec 2014 #9

You made a valid point, accept your win gracefully ;~) Cosmic Kitten Dec 2014 #12

Every party needs a "primary challenge"! Cosmic Kitten Dec 2014 #13

Which voters? I doubt Republicans are going to vote for her no matter how much of sabrina 1 Dec 2014 #14

How exciting, Bush vs. Clinton, two entitled douchebags fighting to represent the rich in America. whereisjustice Dec 2014 #15