HappyJoy
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You're not gonna guilt trip me into voting for one joker over another. I think Hillary is clever and just as close to skating the line between corrupt andI did that in 2016; I refuse to do it again. I'll stay home if it's Bernie.Well yeah, but how do the dems deny Bernie the nomination if he has the most delegates at the convention without breaking the party? Even is Bernie only has 25-30% of the delegates … they'll walk on the party
Yeah and if they nominate Comrade Sanders, everybody that's not a bleary eyed, idealistic socialist is likely to "walk on the party".
No evidence of this and actually polls show him beating Trump. The same polls that showed Clinton winning by 2-3% and as of now Sanders is higher. Not saying that will last but I wouldn't be making such bold predictions in a 50/50 country.
It's setting up to be a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario for the Democrats, which is shame since it probably means that 4 more years of Donny is the best option we're going to have.
The clearest message I hear on a consistent basis is Trump has to go, that is the number 1 priority and in a way I've never seen in a previous election. In 2016 Trump was just a candidate nobody really knew what he would bring so some stayed home. Now to many he is a clear threat to democracy so much so that I'd vote for Bloomberg with a smile on my face in the general election and I can't stand that guy.
You did what in 2016?
You really think Sanders is worse than Trump? Do you care at all about climate change or do you want to continue to pretend we still have time? Get over yourself.
I'm an Independent and if the Dems want my vote again they are going to have to put up someone acceptable. I am still bitter that I felt I needed to vote for Hillary. If you had told me in 2014 that I would vote for Hillary Clinton in the Presidential election, I would have called you insane.I did that in 2016; I refuse to do it again. I'll stay home if it's Bernie.Well yeah, but how do the dems deny Bernie the nomination if he has the most delegates at the convention without breaking the party? Even is Bernie only has 25-30% of the delegates … they'll walk on the party
Yeah and if they nominate Comrade Sanders, everybody that's not a bleary eyed, idealistic socialist is likely to "walk on the party".
No evidence of this and actually polls show him beating Trump. The same polls that showed Clinton winning by 2-3% and as of now Sanders is higher. Not saying that will last but I wouldn't be making such bold predictions in a 50/50 country.
It's setting up to be a damned if you do, damned if you don't scenario for the Democrats, which is shame since it probably means that 4 more years of Donny is the best option we're going to have.
The clearest message I hear on a consistent basis is Trump has to go, that is the number 1 priority and in a way I've never seen in a previous election. In 2016 Trump was just a candidate nobody really knew what he would bring so some stayed home. Now to many he is a clear threat to democracy so much so that I'd vote for Bloomberg with a smile on my face in the general election and I can't stand that guy.
You did what in 2016?
You really think Sanders is worse than Trump? Do you care at all about climate change or do you want to continue to pretend we still have time? Get over yourself.
Not again. There are other ways to work on Climate Change than having Bernie Sanders at the helm.
For starters if Trump wins you will feel guilty and climate change is still going to happen and we will continue to go in the wrong direction. What do you think is going to come of that?
There is no evidence Clinton is as corrupt as Trump, not even close.