[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by nnnnnn

One thing I DID agree on with Bernie is that outsourcing is getting out of hand. Especially that my field in IT is in danger of being outsourced now and will be more of a major problem in the next 10 years.

Let's hope Hillary isn't lying about her TPP support (like she did with NAFTA) and doesn't sign it when in office.

[Espresso]

Resting your entire plan on higher turn-out?

Turn-out's been abysmal compared to '08.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Javan

It doesn't matter. Stats are stats and they are the only stats available to answer the question. U mad?



And political pundits are not the arbiters of concerning legitimacy.

We're not mad... In fact we're very excited at the fact that we support the candidate who is ahead of Bernie Sanders by nearly 2 Million votes and that after Tuesday she will have an insurmountable lead (likely 300+) in both delegates and popular votes.

[Reza]

if bernie got the nomination (which he wont) Trump would beat him so easily

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Reza

if bernie got the nomination (which he wont) Trump would beat him so easily

That's why he cant win

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Espresso

ENOUGH with this point Bernie.

Single payer is NOT GETTING PASSED THROUGH THIS CONGRESS nor likely any Congress given that the Republicans will not lose the House for the next several cycles.

The Democrats should just give up and let Trump/Cruz win then

[BlueTimberwolf]

Originally posted by Espresso

Resting your entire plan on higher turn-out?

Turn-out's been abysmal compared to '08.

Maybe he just doesn't have the infrastructure by himself, but with the whole DNC supporting him he could.

[Bey Admired]

I think this has been his worst Town Hall to date.

[ABEL-o-matic]

Bernie is creating a paradox with this situation though. The fundamental basis of outsourcing is to cut down on costs. Bernie's idea is a double shot on these corporations by (1) Increasing corporate taxes and (2) mandate outsourcing provisions to bring jobs back in the country. However, with the whole premise that outsourcing is for the reason that they are cutting back the costs, they are at a disadvantage further because Bernie wants them to pay a whole lot more taxes. Having two conditions happen at the same time WILL just not work.

People say it may still be sustainable that corporations bring jobs back to the country and pay more taxes, but at the end of the day, corporations just want to make profits, and it's up to them how to increase productivity and profits while cutting down costs. Simple economics.

[Javan]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Stats are stats. But these stats don't mean **** right now so you have absolutely no point at all in using them (or Bernie) other than looking dumb when y'all realize these are completely different from actual GE numbers in november

They probably meant something to the guy who asked. Even without the stats his answer was good enough so there's nothing to even be pressed about

[Benzene]

Bernie provides the same level of details in his answers as Trump (that is, none).

Trump at least has variety though, Bernie just repeats his stump speech. But it plays well in an environment that necessitates short answers.

[MAKSIM]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

I think it should be free for those with lower income. How can you expect people in poverty to get themselves into even more debt? It's just not right.

Many public colleges already field students that are not college ready. I am a high school teacher and I see it every year. I see students go to these public colleges, that frankly, should NOT be in college. It is no fault of their own, but throwing money at public colleges so these students can graduate without tuition debt is a mistake (btw not counting living, eating, and book charges). This solution is simply reinforcing a system that is already broken. I think Sanders is well-intentioned and I wish a free tuition public college system would work, but I have too many experiences within the education system that bias my opinion to think it would be worth the costs.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Espresso

Resting your entire plan on higher turn-out?

Turn-out's been abysmal compared to '08.

Sanders hates Obama but wants to replicate that 2008 campaign so badly. His "revolution" is the Great Value version of Obama's 2008 run.

[Espresso]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

I think this has been his worst Town Hall to date.

I'm waiting until the end to see if he can redeem himself, but I'm inclined to agree unfortunately.

[TurntUp]

Omg y'all Bill Clinton...soon to be First Gentleman is in my city at the HS speaking

I wish I knew!

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Javan

They probably meant something to the guy who asked. Even without the stats his answer was good enough so there's nothing to even be pressed about

But without the stats he had no argument on why he would be more electable . His only answer probably could've been "I'm a male" or "I'm not under FBI investigation" because otherwise he has no argument.

I don't get the point of town halls generally. Do they even affect anything?

[ABEL-o-matic]

Originally posted by Marvin

So basically you only care about yourself, cool

Yes. And you're implying is that I give the same amount of my own money to the bum living under his mommie's basement while complaining the government is not paying him more?

[Javan]

Originally posted by Benzene

Bernie provides the same level of details in his answers as Trump (that is, none).

Trump at least has variety though, Bernie just repeats his stump speech. But it plays well in an environment that necessitates short answers.

nonsense.

[Reza]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

That's why he cant win

he wont. as a hillary supporter im just here to discuss her results. after tuesday Bernie will be a non factor.

[Espresso]

Originally posted by Benzene

Sanders hates Obama but wants to replicate that 2008 campaign so badly. His "revolution" is the Great Value version of Obama's 2008 run.

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