Well, Mr. and Mrs. Clemmons don’t always see eye to eye.
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Only from Sandersistas.
Someone needs to tell Bernie that if he gets the nomination, and loses to Trump (or any other of the mental midgets on the Republican side) we are ALL moving to Vermont (and we will be voting in 2 years when he comes up for re-election.)
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The minority vote in NH? I think Asians are the top minority in NH at something like 2%. The minority vote in NH tells you next to nothing.
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In NH, “minority” means “registered Democrat.”
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What a moronic thing to put out there.
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Clinton could have easily beat Obama, if not for multiple major missteps. The most egregious being Bill trash talking Obama right before the SC primaries, and Hillary failing to contest the 10 states following super Tuesday. He ran a near flawless campaign, but needed as assist from Hillary to beat her.
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It occurs to me that could be exactly what is happening. This may be more of a trial balloon to test the reaction, and potential backlash, if Obama were to start sending strong signals that he prefers HRC. He’s not going to do it through his current press secretary, so who better than his previous one?
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Ever been to Burlington in the winter? Yikes. And I live in NW CT!
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No…
look, I love Bernie and think he is the better, stronger candidate. But to say Clinton can’t win Goes too far at this point.
I have concerns, sure. (as many rightly do about Bernie)
Saying at this point that she can’t win shows that you need to take a breath.
Surely if she can’t win the democratic primary we can say “if she couldn’t beat an aging socialist, good thing we didn’t nominate her”
but until then I’ll say “I think Bernie has a better chance” but won’t say she has none.
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I live in Minnesota. It’s a wash for me.
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Multiple co-sign. He’d have my vote.
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I was behind you yesterday. STOP DOING THAT.
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[“I think the President has signaled, while still remaining neutral, that he supports Secretary Clinton’s candidacy and would prefer to see her as the nominee,” Carney said in an interview with CNN. “He won’t officially embrace her unless and until it’s clear she is going to be the nominee.”]
Nicely done. 
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Its cross tabs in 1 primary in a predominantly white state. Saying she can’t win is just silly.
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FROM THE ARTICLE:
Carney left his job at the White House in 2014 and briefly became a commentator for CNN. He now serves as a senior executive for Amazon.
Why? I ask that in all sincerity. I have a few friends who work at Amazon and they love it there. Have we really gotten to a point where we’re supposed to disdain all people who aren’t working on a kibbutz?
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They pulled the same crap as Bill Clinton’s term was coming to a close.
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how dare you?
there’s at least 10 of them
Aw, h&ll, we said the same thing back in 2007-8. There’s always the fear that some nutcase puts out there. Last time, it was us.
I pay no attention to the man or woman behind that curtain. Problem is, if someone actually tried to do it, we wouldn’t know about it for weeks because the Kardashians farted.
ETA: Oh, and I just read where the DNC allegedly awarded more delegates to Hillary than they did to Bernie, even though he won soundly. The wurlitzer about the rigging of the Dem nomination is winding up.