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the first half-dozen or so pages were serious examples of the clinton campaign falling on their face on messaging so congrats thread you did it
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logikv9 posted:but this is c-spam What is the ideal spamwich of posts?
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got any sevens posted:What is the ideal spamwich of posts? ed balls.
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her message was loud white noise from a machine lmao
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comedyblissoption posted:the first half-dozen or so pages were serious examples of the clinton campaign falling on their face on messaging so congrats thread you did it It was an ernest question op. That campaign... Yikes.
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I was just as shocked as everyone else on Nov. 8th, but looking back at the campaign it all just looks so inevitable. It's not an upset, it's the culmination of months of mistakes, unforced errors, and hubris.
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IT WAS INEVITABLE
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Uncle Wemus posted:IT WAS INEVITABLE 
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Grondoth posted:I was just as shocked as everyone else on Nov. 8th, but looking back at the campaign it all just looks so inevitable. It's not an upset, it's the culmination of months of mistakes, unforced errors, and hubris. I think most people thought it was going to be close but that she would ultimately win. I think we all just kind of assumed she had done the bare minimum to run a competent campaign and that was her edge over Trump. Surely between Bill, Barack, her legion of advisers and vaunted status as the most experienced candidate ever she would remember to swing by a union hall in the key battleground states at least once or twice, right? Surely no candidate could be so out of touch that they only made fundraiser appearances in must win states. I mean yeah, Clinton was an uncharismatic robot who hated the press and sharing information, who was praised as a wonk but couldn't sell her ideas to a crowd and relied on a bewildering website, and who was supposed to be running on her qualifications but campaigned on personal attacks and negativity, but surely even she could do the absolute bare minimum required of a presidential candidate and just show up for a pancake breakfast or two. Turns out that no, she couldn't. She failed at the simplest, most basic task of campaigning and now we have President Trump. Hillary's campaign message was that she was uniquely awful and probably the only candidate who could have lost to Trump.
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Mar 14, 2017 08:38
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Her campaign message was the perfect Obama continuation: "...but we won't."
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Mar 14, 2017 13:17
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I randomly remembered watching this haha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ee1p7bBF4uQ
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GOOD TIMES ON METH posted:I randomly remembered watching this haha The first woman president! (Loses to the most unqualified presidential canidate in US history)
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Mar 14, 2017 14:50
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God how many year do we have to wait until a Game Changer like book about how bad the Clinton campaign was?
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GOOD TIMES ON METH posted:I randomly remembered watching this haha Ahahahahahaha Cut to Jennifer Lawrence shooting her with a bow and arrow
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Mar 14, 2017 16:10
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Clinton staring uncomfortably into the camera for a full like 30 seconds backtracked by the demo button on a Casio keyboard never fails to crack me up. You can imagine the staffer pitch to her campaign team about how Powerful and Moving it would be
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BexGu posted:God how many year do we have to wait until a Game Changer like book about how bad the Clinton campaign was? Pounded in the butt by the physical manifestation of my own hubris -Chuck Tingle
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gently caress, someone should have redacted the name at the end of Podesta's VP list, it's attracted undesirables
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GOOD TIMES ON METH posted:I randomly remembered watching this haha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h3G-lMZxjo
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GOOD TIMES ON METH posted:I randomly remembered watching this haha  imagine if Obama did the same video.
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call to action posted:gently caress, someone should have redacted the name at the end of Podesta's VP list, it's attracted undesirables the word you're looking for is "deplorables"
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currently hillary clinton's message to the american people is 'i am now less relevant to ongoing politics than mike huckabee' i think it speaks magnitudes about clinton that she has just vanished. you would think, if she was really in it for the american people, and she really believed in the kind of vision that all her supporters said she was, that she would be working her rear end off to assure said followers and lead them onwards. but she's just loving gone now and it proves she was full of poo poo all along and was only running so as to be president.
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Gyra_Solune posted:currently hillary clinton's message to the american people is 'i am now less relevant to ongoing politics than mike huckabee' no she's coming back now
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BexGu posted:God how many year do we have to wait until a Game Changer like book about how bad the Clinton campaign was? Whoever comes through with a firsthand account of the night of November 8th in that hotel suite will get as much of my money as they ask for.
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BexGu posted:God how many year do we have to wait until a Game Changer like book about how bad the Clinton campaign was? We deserve to read such a book, but I fear the people who could write it are all hillshills and won't release it.
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or they're engaged in a lawsuit. this is the one thread I wish I could post in but I dare not for a little while longer.
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Grondoth posted:I was just as shocked as everyone else on Nov. 8th, but looking back at the campaign it all just looks so inevitable. It's not an upset, it's the culmination of months of mistakes, unforced errors, and hubris. In 2015 I said to myself "2008 was the year of hope and change, 2016 is the year we burn it down, Donald trump will be president", then in 2016 I saw all the polls and bought into the hype that Hillary had it in the bag. I shoulda stuck with my gut feeling.
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ok, so this thread has been running for 14 pages, does anyone know what hillary's campaign message was yet? considering what a great campaign she ran, someone on this forum's gotta know what her message to the public was
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Condiv posted:ok, so this thread has been running for 14 pages, does anyone know what hillary's campaign message was yet? considering what a great campaign she ran, someone on this forum's gotta know what her message to the public was i think it was "In my talons, I shape clay, crafting life forms as I please. If I wish, I can smash it all. Around me is a burgeoning empire of steel. From my throne room, lines of power careen into the skies of Earth. My whims will become lightning bolts that raze the mounds of humanity. Out of the chaos, they will run and whimper, praying for me to end their tedious anarchy. I am drunk with this vision. God: the title suits me well. "
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Condiv posted:ok, so this thread has been running for 14 pages, does anyone know what hillary's campaign message was yet? considering what a great campaign she ran, someone on this forum's gotta know what her message to the public was Check her website
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The Brown Menace posted:i think it was "In my talons, I shape clay, crafting life forms as I please. If I wish, I can smash it all. Around me is a burgeoning empire of steel. From my throne room, lines of power careen into the skies of Earth. My whims will become lightning bolts that raze the mounds of humanity. Out of the chaos, they will run and whimper, praying for me to end their tedious anarchy. I am drunk with this vision. God: the title suits me well. " drat, I'd have voted for that
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gobbagool posted:Check her website wait is that the message or should i look there for the message?
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She makes me miss Sarah Palin
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Condiv posted:wait is that the message or should i look there for the message? Come on grandpa, the medium is the message
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Mar 19, 2017 19:33
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Condiv posted:wait is that the message or should i look there for the message? She had the most progressive platform of all time.
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Condiv posted:ok, so this thread has been running for 14 pages, does anyone know what hillary's campaign message was yet? considering what a great campaign she ran, someone on this forum's gotta know what her message to the public was This thread proves that Clinton had defused and neurotic campaign messaging. There really isnt one consistent answer to "What was Hillary Clinton's campaign message?" Lets just look at the fundamentals of political campaigning/messaging - your slogan. This is something high school kids understand when running for class president. What was her campaign's slogan? Was it STRONGER TOGETHER, or I'M WITH HER, or LOVE TRUMP'S HATE, or FIGHT FOR US? Her campaign had almost twice as much money, a massive team of experienced political operatives, some of the best surrogates imaginable, and a vast ground game. And despite all this... She lost to a hat.
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Here's an aecdote from the facebook of Robert Reich, a former Labour Secretary under Bill Clinton. I guess you could say is on the far left of what might be considered acceptable for establishment Democrats. I think this helps explain how the Democratic party ended up running the campaign that it did. quote:I’ve spent much of this week in Washington – talking with friends still in government, former colleagues, high-ranking Democrats, a few Republican pundits, and some members of Congress from both sides of the aisle. It was my first visit to our nation’s capital since Trump became president. If Reich is to be believed then even the most milquetoast left-liberal or populist critiques of the economy and its role in Trump's victory are not just dismissed by the Democratic party's elites but in fact are such alien and bizarre concepts that they elicit reactions of mute incomprehension.
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just burn the dems to the ground by which i mean sit back and relax since theyre already doing that themselves
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Helsing posted:Here's an aecdote from the facebook of Robert Reich, a former Labour Secretary under Bill Clinton. I guess you could say is on the far left of what might be considered acceptable for establishment Democrats. I think this helps explain how the Democratic party ended up running the campaign that it did. Its natural for a bunch of politicians so vastly removed from the common people to not understand simple concepts like 'shits gotten worse for three decades now', especially when things have consistently gotten better for them because theyre in the upper class. They think everything revolves around their world of think tanks and pundits, so thats where they think the problem must lay.
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The most qualified candidate of all time has the most progressive platform ever. What was it? Pokemon Go to her website.
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