Uh huh. Unless it's a start of trend. He won 28% of the AA vote compared to 9% in previously held competitions.

I didn't say that alone. It's centuries of common principles that has put us here where we are today. But yes I love the two-party system. We're already in a crazy diverse country. Could you actually think we would ever be able to get anything done with multiple parties with major support? Of course both parties have changed over time, but we are now in a place where you could really fit in line. It's a basic simple question. "Are you conservative or are you liberal? If you fit in between, you decide the outcome." Majority rules.

I mean we have other parties (Green Party, Libertarian) They are small, but even if they weren't. Both parties basically share the similar ideology as Democrats. Two-party works. It's how we've made progress.

That's not the point though. You said that she is losing support in the minorities and that she's not dominating the Democratic race. I think winning 88% of the black vote and winning the state by 67 points complete disproves that point, regardless of whether or not that state matters in the general election.

Where did this BerniesBro even come from

And what system would you put in its place?

Right now the government is more split than ever: with the Relublican party consisting of the Moderate GOP, Conservative GOP and ******* Crazy GOP. On the Dem side you have the same thing. It's not even a true "two party" system anymore still can't agree on ****.

Propaganda

The hateful rhetoric they're displaying all over the internet. Symptomatic of this generation of irresponsible internet hatred and recklessness.

Southern blacks are more conservative than the rest of AA's in the countries. There are no more primaries left to be had in the South. If the trend started in MI continues in Ohio and Illinois, Bernie will greatly benefit.

True. Republican Party is going through a crisis. This election may seem crazy, but best believe come GE will we unite. It happened in 2008. That's why we have a better agenda. We're mostly all here for the same goals.

As a Hillary supporter, I actually do think Bernie would have a good chance in the GE and maybe as president. I just think Hillary would be better, and that's what it comes down too. And I hope BernieBros feel the same.

The never ending conspiracy theories

I wouldn't put anything in its place, but it all starts with the media giving other parties more attention. No one really knows who Jill Stein is because she doesn't get the big platforms the that the Democrats/Republicans do. It makes them undetectable because they'll never get a big enough following. The average voter is not going to search the Internet looking for other options.

The ongoing mess in the GOP is just proof of this.

That's how it's supposed to work now lol. It's the reason Hillary Clinton was able to vote for the Iraq war while Obama didn't. People aren't forced to vote for anything: see for example the DEMS that declined to support the Iran deal.

What if they agree with the party platform?

Because unlike these new wave of voters, most Americans were taught the two-party system is just the American way. What are we going to be taking away amendments now? No more Constitution y'all! Everybody just live y'all life how y'all want.

We have a two party MAJORITY system. Not a simple two-party system. There are other parties out there. Most states are open, semi-open primaries. You could always just go and vote for who you want. An independent could run, but it would split the vote of another party. That right there shows that any other party won't work. America is not there yet.

That was actually a joke. I was just using Giselle's favorite word.

Eh. Not all candidates are created equal. Martin O'Malley is a DeM and barely got any attention. If she's so good, then she needs to start a grassroot movement. How can be the media focus on her if they barely know she exists?