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Originally posted by Reza
so you basically want someone to wave something shiny in front of you to keep your attention?
At least Hillary is practical. Bernie keeps talking about a Revolution. Like have a few seats with that sis.  |
Yes, I would prefer that actually. I'm not an idiot and understand most of it won't get done anytime soon. But I like that someone is saying what needs to happen and is getting the base excited for change.
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Originally posted by Wilkes
The very reason we have this ridiculous political system where there is little change from government to government is because the young don't turn out in force. Young people represent the future of the country and they tend to be less disillusioned by years of backward political opinion. So no, let's not stop them voting, let's encourage them to vote.
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!!!!! Who the hell says young people shouldn't vote? It's our future that's on the line.
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Originally posted by Nippy'sReceipts
America is so conservative. Sanders would be considered moderate and to the right in most European countries. Democratic socialism is different than pure socialism.
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Pretty much. I really wish he'd get the message across better that his "socialism" is not the same socialism as a lot of other countries, etc.
I don't know many people under the age of 55 who are actually pro-Hillary. Most middle-aged people I know just feel burdened to vote rather than actually agreeing with Hillary's policies. Most young people I know don't even like Hillary. She is on shaky ground.
Not too hot on Hillary either but she'll get the bulk of the votes.