[HeyMr.DJ]

I don't think people understand how much New York LOVES Hillary.... Its pretty easy to see if you watched her speech at the Apollo today. I think she can pull of a Florida sized win in New York tbh.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Marvin

Why wouldn't Hillary want to hold a debate in her "home state"?

I'm sure she'd loved to! Her campaign has shown a willingness. But Bernie's camp is trying to turn it into some political theatre, like, "WE forced Hillary to debate in New York because WE sent out a letter DEMANDING it! The revolution is coming! #FeelTheBern." It's just cheap political posturing and the Clinton campaign is right to call out the BS!

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

Why wouldn't Hillary want to hold a debate in her "home state"?

Because it would be much more productive to just campaign than give her opponent free airtime. Not that difficult to understand.

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Marvin

Why wouldn't Hillary want to hold a debate in her "home state"?

What does she have to gain from it? Bernie benefits from it more with coverage and an attempt to cut into her already early big lead. She would be doing it just to help him out. She gets nothing really from this deal. I don't care either way if she does the debate or not.

As pointed out, the person losing at the moment are the ones that beg for the debate because they want more shots at the leading candidate. Hillary was begging for more debates in 2008, even though they had a ton that cycle. However, Barak was like...UM...NO!

[HeyMr.DJ]

I say she shouldn't do a debate... Is registration to vote in NY done?

[Bloo]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

I say she shouldn't do a debate... Is registration to vote in NY done?

If you've yet to register, I think it's still open. If you're wanting to switch parties so you can vote for a candidate (so, from like Independent to Democrat), then that deadline was in October of last year.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Yesss voter registration ended today in New York, so only registered democrats can vote. No independents, no republicans will be able to vote.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

Because it would be much more productive to just campaign than give her opponent free airtime. Not that difficult to understand.

She could easily do both though. The debates don't take that long.

Originally posted by foxaylove

What does she have to gain from it? Bernie benefits from it more with coverage and an attempt to cut into her already early big lead. She would be doing it just to help him out. She gets nothing really from this deal. I don't care either way if she does the debate or not.

As pointed out, the person losing at the moment are the ones that beg for the debate because they want more shots at the leading candidate. Hillary was begging for more debates in 2008, even though they had a ton that cycle. However, Barak was like...UM...NO!

True

Hopefully she does the debate. I was tired of them for a while but now I'd like to see another one.

[@michael]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Yesss voter registration ended today in New York, so only registered democrats can vote. No independents, no republicans will be able to vote.

The way it should be in every primary

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

If you're wanting to switch parties so you can vote for a candidate (so, from like Independent to Democrat), then that deadline was in October of last year.

This is honestly so stupid That's WAY too early. Voter suppression is real.

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Yesss voter registration ended today in New York, so only registered democrats can vote. No independents, no republicans will be able to vote.

Bernie and his team knew this

[HeyMr.DJ]

Everybody feel free to bookmark me. Hillary will win New York by 20+ points. After the investigating i've done today, that's the conclusion i've come to.

[@michael]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Everybody feel free to bookmark me. Hillary will win New York by 20+ points. After the investigating i've done today, that's the conclusion i've come to.

I love your confidence!

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by @michael

I love your confidence!

There's just no way he can catch up to her there. She's literally the New York favorite...... You never hear anything bad about her there.

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

I don't think people understand how much New York LOVES Hillary.... Its pretty easy to see if you watched her speech at the Apollo today. I think she can pull of a Florida sized win in New York tbh.

People really don't understand, she had HIGH favorable ratings in New York during her Senate days.

Clinton has enjoyed high approval ratings for her job as Senator within New York, reaching an all-time high of 72 to 74 percent approving (including half of Republicans) over 23 to 24 percent disapproving in December 2006, before her presidential campaign became active

That was before she ran in 2007. October of that year, she hit 64% in approval ratings, even garnering support approval from nearly half of the republicans. NY is a big state, so they'll be plenty that still don't like her. I still expect her to win between a margin of 25 - 33%.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

The wordings were blatant and precise. It was even written after "translation:" - it was a clear personal interpretation of Bernie's words.

Feel free to defend what you want to defend, but please don't forget the reason YOU stopped supporting Trump as a second choice.

Because he supports his KKK supporters? Yeah I didn't forget.

The phrasing was a mess but it's not nearly as bad as other stuff in here

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

This is honestly so stupid That's WAY too early. Voter suppression is real.

I agree that it's way too early... But, oh well. At least it's not limited non-registered voters to having to be registered by October.

The incident in Arizona was awful, though.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by foxaylove

People really don't understand, she had HIGH favorable ratings in New York during her Senate days.

That was before she ran in 2007. October of that year, she hit 64% in approval ratings, even garnering support approval from nearly half of the republicans. NY is a big state, so they'll be plenty that still don't like her. I still expect her to win between a margin of 25 - 33%.

New York loves her.

[@michael]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

New York loves her.

And she loves New York back!

[jpow]

I always cackle when CNN introduces Clay Aiken as a political figure and not the loser from American Idol who had all the soccer moms protesting Ruben's win like most of us remember him as.

[Butters]

Originally posted by @michael

A vote for Stein is a vote for Trump.

This whole "pick a side, us vs them" mentality is toxic and the reason that our congress is so divided and things dont get done anymore. Stop shaming people for not voting for your favorite candidate because she has the best shot at winning, that's not how this works.