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I never thought Trump would make it this far but he has.Feeling the Bern? I am. I even contributed money to his campaign. I've never done that before. Not even for Obama even though I truly hoped he would be the harbinger of change. I'm disappointed.
Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Don't complain about money in politics, and never complain about lying politicians if Bernie Sanders isn't our next president. You have your chance to elect an honest, fearless candidate for president, and if you choose the wrong person, simply don't complain when the next financial collapse costs you a business, or your house.
Source: If Hillary Clinton Isn't Influenced by Wall Street Cash, Then Why Overturn Citizens United?
I'm not going to settle for Hillary.
Bernie Sanders has gained a lot of popularity by proposing what strategists may call “real change” ideas. It’s not just about maintaining the status quo, but fighting Wall Street for their damages on the economy, fighting for healthcare as a human right, and fighting for every kid to be given a chance at a college education. Clinton’s ad seems to suggest that all this “real change” is too idealistic, which may hold some truth.
However, by outright using that as a reason to support her, what Clinton’s ultimately saying is: “real change is impossible, so settle for me.” Not the best motivation speech.
Source: Hillary Clinton Says "No We Can't"
Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush).
Are you tired of candidates saying what you want to hear to get your vote, and then forgetting about you until the next time they want your vote? I am. We're heading toward another major collapse and the billionaires will have enough money to buy up everything the rest of us lose. We have a corporate congress ... and other corporate cronies running our country for the benefit of the top one percent. Outrageous.
Do you feel the Bern? why or why not?
if hillary's the candidate you won't vote.
and if bernie is the candidate we can't win.
so there ya go. but feel free to stay home.
I don't agree that Bernie can't win the election.
If he's not the presidential candidate, I will stay home. I won't vote for "evil" even if some people believe Hillary is the lesser evil.
Hillary is by far the most experience and capable candidate but her age is catching up with her. Sanders does't have a chance getting anything he has proposed through congress. Rubio lacks experience and credibility. Cruz's own party can't stand him and his political philosophy is so ridge he will never be able to work with congress. Trump is just plain crazy.
Why does Sanders have to carry all the water for us? Voting him into office is just the first step. The next step is to hold each member of an obstructionist Congress accountable. If we're unwilling to take the first step because the next step requires further effort on our part, then we're lazy and deserve what we get. We need to clean house from top to bottom.
Hillary is the most capable? Of what? Getting us killed? I wouldn't hire that old hag to do my laundry.I never thought Trump would make it this far but he has.Feeling the Bern? I am. I even contributed money to his campaign. I've never done that before. Not even for Obama even though I truly hoped he would be the harbinger of change. I'm disappointed.
Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Don't complain about money in politics, and never complain about lying politicians if Bernie Sanders isn't our next president. You have your chance to elect an honest, fearless candidate for president, and if you choose the wrong person, simply don't complain when the next financial collapse costs you a business, or your house.
Source: If Hillary Clinton Isn't Influenced by Wall Street Cash, Then Why Overturn Citizens United?
I'm not going to settle for Hillary.
Bernie Sanders has gained a lot of popularity by proposing what strategists may call “real change” ideas. It’s not just about maintaining the status quo, but fighting Wall Street for their damages on the economy, fighting for healthcare as a human right, and fighting for every kid to be given a chance at a college education. Clinton’s ad seems to suggest that all this “real change” is too idealistic, which may hold some truth.
However, by outright using that as a reason to support her, what Clinton’s ultimately saying is: “real change is impossible, so settle for me.” Not the best motivation speech.
Source: Hillary Clinton Says "No We Can't"
Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush).
Are you tired of candidates saying what you want to hear to get your vote, and then forgetting about you until the next time they want your vote? I am. We're heading toward another major collapse and the billionaires will have enough money to buy up everything the rest of us lose. We have a corporate congress ... and other corporate cronies running our country for the benefit of the top one percent. Outrageous.
Do you feel the Bern? why or why not?
if hillary's the candidate you won't vote.
and if bernie is the candidate we can't win.
so there ya go. but feel free to stay home.
I don't agree that Bernie can't win the election.
If he's not the presidential candidate, I will stay home. I won't vote for "evil" even if some people believe Hillary is the lesser evil.
Hillary is by far the most experience and capable candidate but her age is catching up with her. Sanders does't have a chance getting anything he has proposed through congress. Rubio lacks experience and credibility. Cruz's own party can't stand him and his political philosophy is so ridge he will never be able to work with congress. Trump is just plain crazy.
Bernie is a Communist. No, thanks.
Feeling the Bern? I am. I even contributed money to his campaign. I've never done that before. Not even for Obama even though I truly hoped he would be the harbinger of change. I'm disappointed.
Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Don't complain about money in politics, and never complain about lying politicians if Bernie Sanders isn't our next president. You have your chance to elect an honest, fearless candidate for president, and if you choose the wrong person, simply don't complain when the next financial collapse costs you a business, or your house.
Source: If Hillary Clinton Isn't Influenced by Wall Street Cash, Then Why Overturn Citizens United?
I'm not going to settle for Hillary.
Bernie Sanders has gained a lot of popularity by proposing what strategists may call “real change” ideas. It’s not just about maintaining the status quo, but fighting Wall Street for their damages on the economy, fighting for healthcare as a human right, and fighting for every kid to be given a chance at a college education. Clinton’s ad seems to suggest that all this “real change” is too idealistic, which may hold some truth.
However, by outright using that as a reason to support her, what Clinton’s ultimately saying is: “real change is impossible, so settle for me.” Not the best motivation speech.
Source: Hillary Clinton Says "No We Can't"
Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush).
Are you tired of candidates saying what you want to hear to get your vote, and then forgetting about you until the next time they want your vote? I am. We're heading toward another major collapse and the billionaires will have enough money to buy up everything the rest of us lose. We have a corporate congress ... and other corporate cronies running our country for the benefit of the top one percent. Outrageous.
Do you feel the Bern? why or why not?
if hillary's the candidate you won't vote.
and if bernie is the candidate we can't win.
so there ya go. but feel free to stay home.
I don't agree that Bernie can't win the election.
If he's not the presidential candidate, I will stay home. I won't vote for "evil" even if some people believe Hillary is the lesser evil.
Feeling the Bern? I am. I even contributed money to his campaign. I've never done that before. Not even for Obama even though I truly hoped he would be the harbinger of change. I'm disappointed.
Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Don't complain about money in politics, and never complain about lying politicians if Bernie Sanders isn't our next president. You have your chance to elect an honest, fearless candidate for president, and if you choose the wrong person, simply don't complain when the next financial collapse costs you a business, or your house.
Source: If Hillary Clinton Isn't Influenced by Wall Street Cash, Then Why Overturn Citizens United?
I'm not going to settle for Hillary.
Bernie Sanders has gained a lot of popularity by proposing what strategists may call “real change” ideas. It’s not just about maintaining the status quo, but fighting Wall Street for their damages on the economy, fighting for healthcare as a human right, and fighting for every kid to be given a chance at a college education. Clinton’s ad seems to suggest that all this “real change” is too idealistic, which may hold some truth.
However, by outright using that as a reason to support her, what Clinton’s ultimately saying is: “real change is impossible, so settle for me.” Not the best motivation speech.
Source: Hillary Clinton Says "No We Can't"
Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush).
Are you tired of candidates saying what you want to hear to get your vote, and then forgetting about you until the next time they want your vote? I am. We're heading toward another major collapse and the billionaires will have enough money to buy up everything the rest of us lose. We have a corporate congress ... and other corporate cronies running our country for the benefit of the top one percent. Outrageous.
Do you feel the Bern? why or why not?
Feeling the Bern? I am. I even contributed money to his campaign. I've never done that before. Not even for Obama even though I truly hoped he would be the harbinger of change. I'm disappointed.
Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Don't complain about money in politics, and never complain about lying politicians if Bernie Sanders isn't our next president. You have your chance to elect an honest, fearless candidate for president, and if you choose the wrong person, simply don't complain when the next financial collapse costs you a business, or your house.
Source: If Hillary Clinton Isn't Influenced by Wall Street Cash, Then Why Overturn Citizens United?
I'm not going to settle for Hillary.
Bernie Sanders has gained a lot of popularity by proposing what strategists may call “real change” ideas. It’s not just about maintaining the status quo, but fighting Wall Street for their damages on the economy, fighting for healthcare as a human right, and fighting for every kid to be given a chance at a college education. Clinton’s ad seems to suggest that all this “real change” is too idealistic, which may hold some truth.
However, by outright using that as a reason to support her, what Clinton’s ultimately saying is: “real change is impossible, so settle for me.” Not the best motivation speech.
Source: Hillary Clinton Says "No We Can't"
Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush).
Are you tired of candidates saying what you want to hear to get your vote, and then forgetting about you until the next time they want your vote? I am. We're heading toward another major collapse and the billionaires will have enough money to buy up everything the rest of us lose. We have a corporate congress ... and other corporate cronies running our country for the benefit of the top one percent. Outrageous.
Do you feel the Bern? why or why not?
So, you are admitting you're insane?
"Voted YES on Congressional pay raise. (Jul 2009)" right smack in middle of Housing Bust "they" caused. SOB!
"Voted YES on Congressional pay raise. (Jul 2009)" right smack in middle of Housing Bust "they" caused. SOB!
You are totally misinformed. The stench is GOP lies and hate, not hers, dupe.Not voting for Hill if she's nominated makes you a dupe, I fear. Both Dems are much better than any Pub.Feeling the Bern? I am. I even contributed money to his campaign. I've never done that before. Not even for Obama even though I truly hoped he would be the harbinger of change. I'm disappointed.
Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Don't complain about money in politics, and never complain about lying politicians if Bernie Sanders isn't our next president. You have your chance to elect an honest, fearless candidate for president, and if you choose the wrong person, simply don't complain when the next financial collapse costs you a business, or your house.
Source: If Hillary Clinton Isn't Influenced by Wall Street Cash, Then Why Overturn Citizens United?
I'm not going to settle for Hillary.
Bernie Sanders has gained a lot of popularity by proposing what strategists may call “real change” ideas. It’s not just about maintaining the status quo, but fighting Wall Street for their damages on the economy, fighting for healthcare as a human right, and fighting for every kid to be given a chance at a college education. Clinton’s ad seems to suggest that all this “real change” is too idealistic, which may hold some truth.
However, by outright using that as a reason to support her, what Clinton’s ultimately saying is: “real change is impossible, so settle for me.” Not the best motivation speech.
Source: Hillary Clinton Says "No We Can't"
Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush).
Are you tired of candidates saying what you want to hear to get your vote, and then forgetting about you until the next time they want your vote? I am. We're heading toward another major collapse and the billionaires will have enough money to buy up everything the rest of us lose. We have a corporate congress ... and other corporate cronies running our country for the benefit of the top one percent. Outrageous.
Do you feel the Bern? why or why not?
If the party establishment thinks people like me will hold our noses, pinch away the stench, and vote for Hillary ... it is thinking wrong ... she's not the heir apparent to the presidency. I won't vote for her, period.
We elect our leaders not to steadfastly hang on to political ideology but to actually solve real world problems. That means choosing battles that can be won, not just putting up the good fight to insure re-election."Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush)."
Agreed.
In which case you'll need to vote.
A significant number of us have never voted 'for' anyone, only against.
A significant number of us are pragmatists who long ago accepted a fundamental fact of American politics: voting for the lesser of two evils.
It's understood that there are those who wish to feel excited about those whom they vote for, that their vote will make a difference, and will go to support a candidate who will accomplish what the voter would like to see accomplished.
But that's often not how it works.
The problem isn't a lack of 'good' candidates, or that 'poor' candidates alone seek public office.
The problem is the hyper-partisan nature of American politics, where not only elected office and its privileges are at stake, but where our fundamental rights are in jeopardy, part of the spoils of political war, the consequence of those crazy Republicans, rightwing extremists, and social conservatives.
The Framers created a Constitutional Republic to safeguard our rights and liberties, to shield them from the intrigues and acrimony of partisan conflict, from those who would seek to attack the protected liberties of their political enemies, as most on the right seek to do today.
It would be nice to participate in the political process, to support the candidate who best represents one's views and beliefs, comforted by the fact that whomever might become president, one's rights and liberties would indeed be beyond the reach of that partisan conflict.
Sadly, that's not the case.
With each of the republican candidates for president hostile to the privacy rights of women and the equal protection rights of gay Americans, who as president would appoint judges to the Federal courts and justices to the Supreme Court with the intent of undermining settled, accepted Constitutional jurisprudence and our protected liberties, in addition to republicans' wrongheaded fiscal policy, foreign policy, and propensity for war, we are compelled to vote this November, to vote against the republican nominee, not 'for' someone we don't like.
God, that's silly. You clearly don't understand property, let alone how a civilized society functions.Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Because you want him to give you other people's property that you didn't lift a finger to help earn?
"Taxes are looting!" *yawn*God, that's silly. You clearly don't understand property, let alone how a civilized society functions.Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Because you want him to give you other people's property that you didn't lift a finger to help earn?
A civilized society doesn't engage in wholesale looting ala Bernie Sanders.
You are totally misinformed. The stench is GOP lies and hate, not hers, dupe.Not voting for Hill if she's nominated makes you a dupe, I fear. Both Dems are much better than any Pub.Feeling the Bern? I am. I even contributed money to his campaign. I've never done that before. Not even for Obama even though I truly hoped he would be the harbinger of change. I'm disappointed.
Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Don't complain about money in politics, and never complain about lying politicians if Bernie Sanders isn't our next president. You have your chance to elect an honest, fearless candidate for president, and if you choose the wrong person, simply don't complain when the next financial collapse costs you a business, or your house.
Source: If Hillary Clinton Isn't Influenced by Wall Street Cash, Then Why Overturn Citizens United?
I'm not going to settle for Hillary.
Bernie Sanders has gained a lot of popularity by proposing what strategists may call “real change” ideas. It’s not just about maintaining the status quo, but fighting Wall Street for their damages on the economy, fighting for healthcare as a human right, and fighting for every kid to be given a chance at a college education. Clinton’s ad seems to suggest that all this “real change” is too idealistic, which may hold some truth.
However, by outright using that as a reason to support her, what Clinton’s ultimately saying is: “real change is impossible, so settle for me.” Not the best motivation speech.
Source: Hillary Clinton Says "No We Can't"
Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush).
Are you tired of candidates saying what you want to hear to get your vote, and then forgetting about you until the next time they want your vote? I am. We're heading toward another major collapse and the billionaires will have enough money to buy up everything the rest of us lose. We have a corporate congress ... and other corporate cronies running our country for the benefit of the top one percent. Outrageous.
Do you feel the Bern? why or why not?
If the party establishment thinks people like me will hold our noses, pinch away the stench, and vote for Hillary ... it is thinking wrong ... she's not the heir apparent to the presidency. I won't vote for her, period.
This is just not realistic now or in the foreseeable future – particularly where the GOP has dug into gerrymandered red states; consequently, republicans will likely control the House for the next 20 years.I never thought Trump would make it this far but he has.Feeling the Bern? I am. I even contributed money to his campaign. I've never done that before. Not even for Obama even though I truly hoped he would be the harbinger of change. I'm disappointed.
Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Don't complain about money in politics, and never complain about lying politicians if Bernie Sanders isn't our next president. You have your chance to elect an honest, fearless candidate for president, and if you choose the wrong person, simply don't complain when the next financial collapse costs you a business, or your house.
Source: If Hillary Clinton Isn't Influenced by Wall Street Cash, Then Why Overturn Citizens United?
I'm not going to settle for Hillary.
Bernie Sanders has gained a lot of popularity by proposing what strategists may call “real change” ideas. It’s not just about maintaining the status quo, but fighting Wall Street for their damages on the economy, fighting for healthcare as a human right, and fighting for every kid to be given a chance at a college education. Clinton’s ad seems to suggest that all this “real change” is too idealistic, which may hold some truth.
However, by outright using that as a reason to support her, what Clinton’s ultimately saying is: “real change is impossible, so settle for me.” Not the best motivation speech.
Source: Hillary Clinton Says "No We Can't"
Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush).
Are you tired of candidates saying what you want to hear to get your vote, and then forgetting about you until the next time they want your vote? I am. We're heading toward another major collapse and the billionaires will have enough money to buy up everything the rest of us lose. We have a corporate congress ... and other corporate cronies running our country for the benefit of the top one percent. Outrageous.
Do you feel the Bern? why or why not?
if hillary's the candidate you won't vote.
and if bernie is the candidate we can't win.
so there ya go. but feel free to stay home.
I don't agree that Bernie can't win the election.
If he's not the presidential candidate, I will stay home. I won't vote for "evil" even if some people believe Hillary is the lesser evil.
Hillary is by far the most experience and capable candidate but her age is catching up with her. Sanders does't have a chance getting anything he has proposed through congress. Rubio lacks experience and credibility. Cruz's own party can't stand him and his political philosophy is so ridge he will never be able to work with congress. Trump is just plain crazy.
Why does Sanders have to carry all the water for us? Voting him into office is just the first step. The next step is to hold each member of an obstructionist Congress accountable. If we're unwilling to take the first step because the next step requires further effort on our part, then we're lazy and deserve what we get. We need to clean house from top to bottom.
God, that's silly. You clearly don't understand property, let alone how a civilized society functions.Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Because you want him to give you other people's property that you didn't lift a finger to help earn?
A civilized society doesn't engage in wholesale looting ala Bernie Sanders.
You are totally misinformed. The stench is GOP lies and hate, not hers, dupe.Not voting for Hill if she's nominated makes you a dupe, I fear. Both Dems are much better than any Pub.Feeling the Bern? I am. I even contributed money to his campaign. I've never done that before. Not even for Obama even though I truly hoped he would be the harbinger of change. I'm disappointed.
Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Don't complain about money in politics, and never complain about lying politicians if Bernie Sanders isn't our next president. You have your chance to elect an honest, fearless candidate for president, and if you choose the wrong person, simply don't complain when the next financial collapse costs you a business, or your house.
Source: If Hillary Clinton Isn't Influenced by Wall Street Cash, Then Why Overturn Citizens United?
I'm not going to settle for Hillary.
Bernie Sanders has gained a lot of popularity by proposing what strategists may call “real change” ideas. It’s not just about maintaining the status quo, but fighting Wall Street for their damages on the economy, fighting for healthcare as a human right, and fighting for every kid to be given a chance at a college education. Clinton’s ad seems to suggest that all this “real change” is too idealistic, which may hold some truth.
However, by outright using that as a reason to support her, what Clinton’s ultimately saying is: “real change is impossible, so settle for me.” Not the best motivation speech.
Source: Hillary Clinton Says "No We Can't"
Ugh. If Hillary is the candidate, I won't vote.
I don't want any of those crazy Republican candidates anywhere near the White House (and all of them are many times worse than G.W. Bush).
Are you tired of candidates saying what you want to hear to get your vote, and then forgetting about you until the next time they want your vote? I am. We're heading toward another major collapse and the billionaires will have enough money to buy up everything the rest of us lose. We have a corporate congress ... and other corporate cronies running our country for the benefit of the top one percent. Outrageous.
Do you feel the Bern? why or why not?
If the party establishment thinks people like me will hold our noses, pinch away the stench, and vote for Hillary ... it is thinking wrong ... she's not the heir apparent to the presidency. I won't vote for her, period.
The stench is in both parties and needs to be cleaned up, starting from our local cities and towns up to the.state and federal levels.
"Taxes are looting!" *yawn*God, that's silly. You clearly don't understand property, let alone how a civilized society functions.Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Because you want him to give you other people's property that you didn't lift a finger to help earn?
A civilized society doesn't engage in wholesale looting ala Bernie Sanders.
As if what is reality, the fact that Bernie wants to shake us all down? He has admitted the fact.God, that's silly. You clearly don't understand property, let alone how a civilized society functions.Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Because you want him to give you other people's property that you didn't lift a finger to help earn?
A civilized society doesn't engage in wholesale looting ala Bernie Sanders.
as if that is reality.
So you're voting for trump...."Taxes are looting!" *yawn*God, that's silly. You clearly don't understand property, let alone how a civilized society functions.Here's a good reason why I support Bernie Sanders for President of the United States:
Because you want him to give you other people's property that you didn't lift a finger to help earn?
A civilized society doesn't engage in wholesale looting ala Bernie Sanders.
Yes, they certainly are.
