So now Hillary Is Completly Recuperating Liz's Rethoric.

[mylye2222]

Do you think it might be a strategy to prevent any true liberal-progressive challenge to disturb her " invetability"?

Although. ... Maybe you will find me borderline to conspiracy theorists, but I really would like to know why did she met Liz? Was it only about learning from her?

Anyway Hillary now praising Liz to gain loyalty from people like you true Democrats while at the same time advocating neoliberalism deregulating is.... a tragic pleonasm.

Btw. Now suscribing to your group ! Interesting discussion looking forward.

[trusty elf]

1. Recuperating?

[silverweb]

8. ESL.

[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]Be nice.

[trusty elf]

10. got it

just wondering

[silverweb]

11. :)

[mylye2222]

2. I mean using other's talking points

but not on the same purpises.

[gordianot]

3. Based on what Elizabeth Warren has continually said about running for President.

...... I would imagine it is with Elizabeth's blessing. I do like Ms. Warren and hope some day she runs for President. I also take Ms. Warren at her word.

[mylye2222]

5. Maybe. One thing is sure iq tgat

Liz is truly a caring person. She puts un front people s interests before her career.

Her courage calls admirations. Think about she even might put her Senate seat on line exposing corporatists corruption.

She is a hero and an inspiration.

[Fearless]

9. I some she will challenge Hillary on objectionable positions

The same as she does Obama. And that's a good thing.

[RiverLover]

4. Acc to this guy, the meeting btn the 2 involved:

Warren, the heroine of the party's progressive wing, met with Clinton a few months ago to urge her to run a populist campaign.

The senator outlined some of the policies she'd like to see: an increase in Social Security benefits, a much higher minimum wage and stronger financial regulation to force big banks to get smaller.

And one more request: Warren urged Clinton to distance herself from the Wall Street fat cats who she thinks have amassed too much influence in Democratic administrations, including both Bill Clinton's and Barack Obama's.

Warren didn't get a solid commitment, I'm told, so she's a long way from giving her blessing to Clinton's campaign.

http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed/la-oe-0415-mcmanus-dems-20150415-column.html

[mylye2222]

6. Thank you for enlighting me, RiverLover

[JDPriestly]

14. Good news.

[L0oniX]

7. Hillary's ploy is obvious and insulting. The buss won't be large enough for all to fit under.

[djean111]

12. Hillary is just mouthing words. Wall Street has already said it knows this is just

politics. And we are not that stupid. So whatever. I won't be listening to HRC anyway, waste of time, and the OPs that ask if we would feel better about Hillary if she imitates Warren and Sanders with her rhetoric - NOPE.

[pennylane100]

13. I am getting to like Hilary a little more these days.

I realize she will never match up to Elizabeth Warren in all the ways we would wish. I love Bernie and I would love for him to win but we all know that he is not going to. So when (or if) Hilary gets the nomination, I will do all I can to support her.

If we look at her opponents on the repug side, she stands head and shoulders above them all and we are lucky to have her.

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

16. Hillary is smart to act the part of a Warren populist. As they say, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

[AtomicKitten]

15. Regurgitating Elizabeth's words isn't good enough.

It sounds fake ... because it is.