Looking forward to the next Saturday night Democrat debate.

weso1

weso1

<B>Clique Leader</B>
I have no respect for anyone that pulls the trigger for Hillary Clinton in this next election. Look, I get that Trump is who he is but at the same time I'm kind of proud that he's in a position where he's essentially effing up the republican nomination. I think it's a strong moment of democracy. No, I don't want Trump as President but I sure as hell don't want the same old bull****. And that's essentially what I'd get if I vote for Bush/Hillary.

And then you look at the other side and they've all but done all that they can to hand the nomination to Hillary. I believe that every liberal on this board would prefer Bernie Sanders as the nominee, including steak sauce, yet I bet my ass that every single one of them will sheepwalk their way to the voting booth and vote for Hillary. It's just embarrassing and I personally have no respect for you. The democrats have ironically become the most anti democratic process this election season.
 
weso1 said:
I have no respect for anyone that pulls the trigger for Hillary Clinton in this next election.

And then you look at the other side and they've all but done all that they can to hand the nomination to Hillary. I believe that every liberal on this board would prefer Bernie Sanders as the nominee, including steak sauce, yet I bet my ass that every single one of them will sheepwalk their way to the voting booth and vote for Hillary. It's just embarrassing and I personally have no respect for you. The democrats have ironically become the most anti democratic process this election season.
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Wow. That's a lot of supposition to arrive at blanket disrespect.

What is so crazy about Dems and liberals voting for the Democratic nominee, whether it's Bern or Hillary???

One odd thing about this election, Hillary is probably the status quo, a.k.a. "conservative" candidate.
 
mossy said:
Who would you hand it to? Because honestly there isn't a candidate on either side that doesn't scare the hell out of me.
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I'd hand it to Bernie or Rubio or Paul or Kasich or Cruz or Florina before I'd hand it to her. Any of them. Bernie and Paul would be balanced by the Congress bureaucracy. No need to be scared of any of them - don't fall prey to the fear-mongers.
 
Runnin said:
Wow. That's a lot of supposition to arrive at blanket disrespect.

What is so crazy about Dems and liberals voting for the Democratic nominee, whether it's Bern or Hillary???

One odd thing about this election, Hillary is probably the status quo, a.k.a. "conservative" candidate.
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She wouldn't be that different from Jeb. I'd vote for neither of them. She's vindictive, power-hungry, and a pathological liar, and has none of the charm of her philandering husband. Bernie is the far superior person running for the Ds. I don't care one iota for his socialism, but I respect him. I have no respect for the Queen to be.
 
BedellBrave said:
Florina
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I don't get the love for her. She has basically one thing to her name, failed CEO of HP. And she made a failed run at the Senate. What are he qualifications? What is her stance on policy issues? Seriously her whole campaign is a poor man's Trump campaign, focusing on being an "outsider"
 
Good timing on my part. This article just came out today.

“We are announcing today that if the DNC continues to hold our data hostage, and continues to try to attack the heart and soul of our campaign, we will be in federal court this afternoon seeking an immediate injunction,” Sanders’ campaign manager Jeff Weaver said at a press conference Friday afternoon, on the eve of the third Democratic debate.
“The leadership of the Democratic National Committee is now actively attempting to undermine our campaign. This is unacceptable,” he said. “Individual leaders of the DNC can support Hillary Clinton in any way they want, but they are not going to sabotage our campaign — one of the strongest grassroots campaigns in modern history.”
 
zitothebrave said:
I don't get the love for her. She has basically one thing to her name, failed CEO of HP. And she made a failed run at the Senate. What are he qualifications? What is her stance on policy issues? Seriously her whole campaign is a poor man's Trump campaign, focusing on being an "outsider"
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For those who critique Big Business, might that not be seen as an asset? To have a board fire you? Which by the way, her tenure, if I recall was longer than the average CEO. But that line plays well I suppose.

If you want to know what her positions are you can look them up. Link

"Love" is a bit much.
 
BedellBrave said:
I'd hand it to Bernie or Rubio or Paul or Kasich or Cruz or Florina before I'd hand it to her. Any of them. Bernie and Paul would be balanced by the Congress bureaucracy. No need to be scared of any of them - don't fall prey to the fear-mongers.
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Not sure that's a totally fair comparison there, though I may be wrong. I'd hand it to Bernie or Trump or Kasich or probably even Christie before I'd hand it to her. I'd rank her right there with Jeb (which isn't a compliment) and I'd put both of them way above (again NOT a compliment) Carly or Ben or Rubio or Paul, or any of the rest of the Repub field. To me Walker is lower than whale poop and the only ahole I'd put anywhere near him would be Cruz. I'm really a little worried that you guys can't see through that Elmer Gantry of the political world charlatan. He's playing, or at least trying to play, the Christian right like a $2 fiddle. He's about as reasonable and trustworthy as Debbie Wasserman-Schulz IMO. The only scumsucking prick I'd place lower than him would be Walker, who I know is gone but I still despise his sorry arse.
 
Oklahomahawk said:
Not sure that's a totally fair comparison there, though I may be wrong. I'd hand it to Bernie or Trump or Kasich or probably even Christie before I'd hand it to her. I'd rank her right there with Jeb (which isn't a compliment) and I'd put both of them way above (again NOT a compliment) Carly or Ben or Rubio or Paul, or any of the rest of the Repub field. To me Walker is lower than whale poop and the only ahole I'd put anywhere near him would be Cruz. I'm really a little worried that you guys can't see through that Elmer Gantry of the political world charlatan. He's playing, or at least trying to play, the Christian right like a $2 fiddle. He's about as reasonable and trustworthy as Debbie Wasserman-Schulz IMO. The only scumsucking prick I'd place lower than him would be Walker, who I know is gone but I still despise his sorry arse.
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Why don't you tell us how you really feel OHawk! Lol!

What comparison am I making?

I wouldn't hand it to Trump but I'd hold my nose and vote for him versus her. I'd have no problem voting for Rubio, Paul, Fiorina, Kasich, or Christie. Course that's just me.
 
weso1 said:
I have no respect for anyone that pulls the trigger for Hillary Clinton in this next election. Look, I get that Trump is who he is but at the same time I'm kind of proud that he's in a position where he's essentially effing up the republican nomination. I think it's a strong moment of democracy. No, I don't want Trump as President but I sure as hell don't want the same old bull****. And that's essentially what I'd get if I vote for Bush/Hillary.

And then you look at the other side and they've all but done all that they can to hand the nomination to Hillary. I believe that every liberal on this board would prefer Bernie Sanders as the nominee, including steak sauce, yet I bet my ass that every single one of them will sheepwalk their way to the voting booth and vote for Hillary. It's just embarrassing and I personally have no respect for you. The democrats have ironically become the most anti democratic process this election season.
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Knowing that Sanders has no chance in hell of getting elected. I am going to vote for him over others.

Why?

He wants to change how we do things. He might be crazy thinking the rich will pay for everything but he is willing to try and get them to pay some of it and help people out.

We are America, you work, we will help you, is his motto and I like that.

Plus him sticking to businesses that have overseas operations and pounding them for tax when they comeback is a hit with me.

I lost so many of my friends jobs to overseas undercutting and this is my ultimate goal: Not rely on overseas facilities or people to take jobs from us.
 
AerchAngel said:
Knowing that Sanders has no chance in hell of getting elected. I am going to vote for him over others.
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How are you going to vote for him when he probably won't even get the nomination? In the end you'll vote for whoever the hell the parties give you. Or not.
 
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