[hooky]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

Clinton vs Sanders vs Bloomberg vs Cruz vs Trump vs Stein vs Johnson
Hell let throw in Michelle Obama

Biden as well

If no one gets 270 electoral votes, then it all comes down to who's in the House.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Sazare

It's...arguable. For quite a while now Wasserman Schultz has been treading a very thin line, serving simultaneously as the head of the DNC and as a shill for the Clinton campaign.

She's a big part of the problem. People like her should not be involved in politics.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Lets challenge the Constitution while we're at it. Clinton should pick Obama or Bill as her VP!

Who can we put in the SC tho

[wesleywalrus]

Originally posted by MAKSIM

It seems like the only pro Bernie counties out there in Missouri are Boone (95% reporting), St Charlies (98%), and Buchanon (96% reporting)

yup Mizzou is in Boone County.

[LuLuDrops]

Warren for Supreme Court Justice

Let ha take over for Scalia.

[TheLastChord]

Super Tuesday 2.0 The Empress Strikes Back




Hillary pretty mcuh secured the nom today, I don't know what Bernie will do, I kind of want him to continue, the debate will make Hillarys stronger and at the end, he should support her. He became a member of the party just so he could use the platform, so he should take on the othe responsabilities of being a party member he probably doesn't like as much

[MAKSIM]

Interesting how I am beginning to see Stein and Johnson more than Sanders in this thread now. A welcome change

[hooky]

To be honest, Hillary would probably be more likable if she didn't have Wasserman Schultz to do everything she can to help Hillary. I think Hillary would still be winning at this point though, but she wouldn't be despised by so many non-affiliated liberals.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Warren for Supreme Court Justice

Let ha take over for Scalia.

Yessss All-stars Presidency and SC here we come

[MAKSIM]

Originally posted by wesleywalrus

yup Mizzou is in Boone County.

Boone is completely in. It seems like Hillary will catch a bit up, but won't win based off of the numbers left in St. Louis, St. Louis Proper, and Kansas City.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Sazare

It's...arguable. For quite a while now Wasserman Schultz has been treading a very thin line, serving simultaneously as the head of the DNC and as a shill for the Clinton campaign.

I'd be more willing to get into that criticism if Bernie Sanders didn't sue the DNC for one of his staffers breaking the rules and continue to talk about how corrupt the DNC is, and then his fans wonder why the DNC doesn't like him or comment that they shouldn't be supporting Hillary and should be focusing on the "true Democrat."

[Retro]

Originally posted by Marvin

She's a big part of the problem. People like her should not be involved in politics.

Define "people like her."

Do you have any evidence of actual unethical conduct on her part? Or is this all just because she probably likes Clinton and it's easier to brush off some of Bernie's disadvantages as DNC corruption?

[Mike91]

Can Dems just unite at this point and start focusing on the general? I am NOT here for this dragging out for three more months.

Just announce Hillary as the candidate and have her choose Bernie as her VP already. Most voters said they'd be fine with either candidate so just have them join forces and start getting the GE message ready. Both sides need to suck it up and accept that both can't win without the support of the other.

[Flare]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

Clinton vs Sanders vs Bloomberg vs Cruz vs Trump vs Stein vs Johnson
Hell let throw in Michelle Obama

I'm lowkey here for this. Imagine the televised debates.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Mike91

Can Dems just unite at this point and start focusing on the general? I am NOT here for this dragging out for three more months.

Just announce Hillary as the candidate and have her choose Bernie as her VP already. Most voters said they'd be fine with either candidate so just have them join forces and start getting the GE message ready. Both sides need to suck it up and accept that both can't win without the support of the other.

[Retro]

Originally posted by Bloo

I'd be more willing to get into that criticism if Bernie Sanders didn't sue the DNC for one of his staffers breaking the rules and continue to talk about how corrupt the DNC is, and then his fans wonder why the DNC doesn't like him or comment that they shouldn't be supporting Hillary and should be focusing on the "true Democrat."

Correction: several staffers actually accessed the stolen data, which was later actually used (I can confirm this personally).

Only one was ever fired, and then Bernie sued the DNC when they rightfully restricted his campaign's access.

Just want to make sure the record is straight on that.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Retro

Define "people like her."

Do you have any evidence of actual unethical conduct on her part? Or is this all just because she probably likes Clinton and it's easier to brush off some of Bernie's disadvantages as DNC corruption?

Corrupt establishment members.

Even if she likes Clinton more, which is fine, doesn't mean she should show favoritism. It's not the message you should be sending to voters. Her trying to limit the amount of debates this campaign season is just one example.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Flare

I'm lowkey here for this. Imagine the televised debates.

I wish 3P were seen in more presidential debates, even if it doesn't help them out that much it would probably help get their parties names out there more.

[Retro]

Originally posted by Marvin

Corrupt establishment members.

Even if she likes Clinton more, which is fine, doesn't mean she should show favoritism. It's not the message you should be sending to voters. Her trying to limit the amount of debates this campaign season is just one example.

She has NEVER actually expressed that preference, and we've established that the lack of debates hurts Hillary more than it helps her, and if they were concerned with helping Hillary then Debbie and the DNC should have literally doubled the amount of debates.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Mike91

Can Dems just unite at this point and start focusing on the general? I am NOT here for this dragging out for three more months.

Just announce Hillary as the candidate and have her choose Bernie as her VP already. Most voters said they'd be fine with either candidate so just have them join forces and start getting the GE message ready. Both sides need to suck it up and accept that both can't win without the support of the other.

Hillary will pick a young minority who is most likely a moderate as her VP. Someone who won't motivate anyone to vote

Bernie is her best shot at pulling high turnout numbers.