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actually, that wouldn't prove them wrong
How will a Hillary victory "prove" people don't care about Clinton in the White House, especially when her opponent will likely be Cruz or Trump??
He was looking for some trim :48hrs:Very much so. Here's a clue for you: in the last two Republican conventions, George W. Bush was nowhere to be seen. In the last two Democratic conventions, Bill Clinton was a major presence. Why do you think that is?You serious Clark?
How long are conservatives going to repeat this nonsense?
For the umpteenth time, conservatives certainly don't want another Bush in the White House. But Democrats have no problem with another Clinton in the White House, and neither does the general public.
Sounds like a win-win for Bernie to attend then. The DNC turning around and trying to exclude a major candidate from the debates will look bad for Hillary.
It was the most impressed I've ever been listening to a politician speak. And that's coming from someone who has voted Republican many more times than not. I actually caught myself leaning in towards the TV, chin rested on closed hand like "The Thinker" at one point thinking who the hell am I. He definitely closed me last night.
Saw that, thinking it is probably related to Bernie coming out against his nominee for the FDA spot.
That makes the most sense. Probably also wants to chat with Bernie about the nomination - despite Bernie's stance to the contrary, if he gets the nomination, he will need some support from the Democratic establishment. Bernie has to figure out how to play nicely in the sandbox, without compromising his positions.Saw that, thinking it is probably related to Bernie coming out against his nominee for the FDA spot.
I've said all along that Bernie is a total long shot and he still is. As much as I dislike Hillary, what really rankled me was the subversion of the primary process in her presumptive nomination by the Democratic Party. Not only was it profoundly unfair, it also was going to put forward a terrible candidate who hadn't been tested in the crucible of a hard fought primary.
I know this is anecdotal, but I know of a number of people, myself included, who don't think another Bush or Clinton would be a good thing. That said, I'd take either over Trump/Cruz and probably 3/4 of the rest of the GOP nominees.
How long are conservatives going to repeat this nonsense?
For the umpteenth time, conservatives certainly don't want another Bush in the White House. But Democrats have no problem with another Clinton in the White House, and neither does the general public.
I will vote for anyone before I pull the lever for a Bush or a Clinton. I had enough wars, Wall Street bubbles, corruption, and disrespect for the office.I know this is anecdotal, but I know of a number of people, myself included, who don't think another Bush or Clinton would be a good thing. That said, I'd take either over Trump/Cruz and probably 3/4 of the rest of the GOP nominees.
How long are conservatives going to repeat this nonsense?
For the umpteenth time, conservatives certainly don't want another Bush in the White House. But Democrats have no problem with another Clinton in the White House, and neither does the general public.
The gender gap is not really the issue - its more of a generational gap. Millennial women support Bernie, older women support Clinton.
I'm not trying to be right or wrong about Hillary. If she could do anything close to the economic boom Big Daddy Bill had in the 90s it would be great. I just don't think she will be in the race come November using my knowledge of security clearances/violations. And if that's the case, it's a huge disservice to her party and very selfish.timschochet said:
I earnestly believe Bernie's campaign would not have come this far if it weren't for reddit. I read every one of his AMAs beginning with his first in December of 2013 (https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1t174t/i_am_senator_bernie_sanders_ivt_ama/).This has been a marvel of social media engineering. Bernie forced himself into reddit for the name recognition, and now their sub has raised a million for his campaign (not to mention those who contributed because of the sub but didn't use the link). Incredible.
Isn't Debbie Whatshername-Schuuuuuultz paid by Hillary to handle these matters.
What are you talking about?
Compared to Trump or Cruz? Reggie seems like a good idea right about now. What's one little recruiting scandal?
Nobody likes Hillary cept you, tgunz and humatimschochet said:
