[Mr Telephone Man]

That Shonda Rhimes commercial for Hillary is so bad ass!

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Can all of those college students voting for Bernie really put him ahead by that much????

Isn't it like impossible for many college students to vote in primaries since they technically live "off-campus" or is that just my state?

[King Maxx]

Republicans and climate change policies are literally the most stressing thing ever.

[rivers]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

The one thing I cannot STAND about the Republicans is that they CONTINUE to DENY Climate Change... Good GOD.

They don't deny it, they just think humans do not contribute to it. They think the earth is ours to take.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

Isn't it like impossible for many college students to vote in primaries since they technically live "off-campus" or is that just my state?

In Florida you have to vote in your assigned precinct. There's no way to vote on campus

[DivaDown]

This has been a pretty good debate!

Kasich & Rubio are very compelling & level headed. I can totally see myself voting for either of them for president with ease.

[King Maxx]

These debates will make you think Blame Obama is in their RNC rulebook.

Never have the Democrats blamed Bush/a certain president as much as they do Obama especially when everything during his 8-years have been a domino effect from the past century to now (especially from Reagan to Bush. Yes even Bill).

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by DivaDown

This has been a pretty good debate!

Kasich & Rubio are very compelling & level headed. I can totally see myself voting for either of them for president with ease.

Too bad they're flopping

[Sazare]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

The one thing I cannot STAND about the Republicans is that they CONTINUE to DENY Climate Change... Good GOD.

n it's so obnoxious because the only reason they deny it is that acknowledging the reality would be too inconvenient for their fiscal policies and electability (notice Rubio getting rapturous applause for "there's no law that can change the weather" while Kasich takes an actually sane position and gets crickets). It's so shortsighted.

"**** the planet, what about the JOBS!!!"

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by DivaDown

This has been a pretty good debate!

Kasich & Rubio are very compelling & level headed. I can totally see myself voting for either of them for president with ease.

Rubio is not level headed. He and Cruz are the pits and stuck in the 1900s for sure.

[rivers]

I always tell myself I'm not totally against voting for a republican but at the same time I just.... can't. Their ideologies just do not fit with me.

[alexanderao]

From FiveThirtyEight:

Republicans are split on climate change, depending on their ideology. According to Gallup’s aggregate 2010-2015 polling, only 27 percent of conservative Republicans (Rubio is quite conservative) said the Earth is warming mostly because of humans. Moderate and liberal Republicans differ: 49 percent of them believe in man-made climate change.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by rivers

I always tell myself I'm not totally against voting for a republican but at the same time I just.... can't. Their ideologies just do not fit with me.

Same. I would see an interesting candidate but then there's always multiple issues that eventually show up and don't sit well with me

[Sazare]

I think the Republicans genuinely think man-made climate change is some sort of fabricated liberal conspiracy to restrict corporations and cripple the economy

[DivaDown]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

Too bad they're flopping

Tuesday really is the make or break turning point. If either of them have a good day, I imagine their campaign will grow legs.

As for the debate, I don't listen to the applause much because the candidates try to fill the room with supporters so they get the biggest reaction.

Kasich really has turned Ohio around & has a great track record in Washington of getting stuff done.

Sadly, the loudest candidates always seem to "win".

[YSL]

Climate change deniers are the actual worst.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by rivers

I always tell myself I'm not totally against voting for a republican but at the same time I just.... can't. Their ideologies just do not fit with me.

I wouldn't be against voting for a competent Republican if there is no better option.

[Chemical X.]

Jake Tapper after Trump's response about crowds:

[King Maxx]

I could rest okay with Kasich in office. That's about it. But I would never actually vote for him or someone like him as long as there is a Democratic Party.

I won't lie. The Nazi picture comparison was a disgrace imo.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by DivaDown

Tuesday really is the make or break turning point. If either of them have a good day, I imagine their campaign will grow legs.

As for the debate, I don't listen to the applause much because the candidates try to fill the room with supporters so they get the biggest reaction.

Kasich really has turned Ohio around & has a great track record in Washington of getting stuff done.

Sadly, the loudest candidates always seem to "win".

I'm here for Kasich trying to snatch some. Anything to take out Cruz and Trump