[@michael]

Hillary Clinton is the next President of the United States

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

I like him for being both, but his plans are what drew me to him

His free tuition and healthcare plans are just as talked about as him wanting money out of politics. Those are the biggest things to come from his campaign.

They are the biggest things to come from his campaign. That's why a lot of my friends support him. However, I just disagree with those plans. I see why they resonate with people, I just wasn't one of them.

[Javan]

I wonder if education would be as big as a part of the democrat discourse as it is now, had Bernie not entered the race.

[that G.U.Y.]

Originally posted by @michael

Hillary Clinton is the next President of the United States

This is not a lie!

[Shame♥]

Bernie is still talking about raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour in all 50 despite the fact that many states are still at $7.25. Does he really not think about the effect that would have?

[Temporal]

That site gave me cancer

[Javan]

Did y'all know the original definition of a fascist is someone who mixes business with politics?

[RatedG²]

That website is underscoring just how hard it is for Bernie to achieve those numbers. Sure Bernie only needs 625 or so pledged delegates to get a majority, and sure California has 475 delegates but they act like he'd get all 475. At BEST he gets about half of that. So he'd still be short like 400+ from a plethora of small states

[that G.U.Y.]

Originally posted by Javan

I wonder if education would be as big as a part of the democrat discourse as it is now, had Bernie not entered the race.

Idk. Here in Texas, if a high school senior is in the top 10% of hher class then she is automatically accepted to any texan public university.

Texas has a great education system so Bernard's fear mongering is falling on deaf ears.

Im surprised Bernard hasnt started protest against comon core curriculum. Common core curriculum is dangerous to education my opinion

[Shame♥]

Originally posted by Ryan

Hillary Clinton has always been a strong advocate for education in all forms.

So was Obama.

[Javan]

Originally posted by Ryan

Hillary Clinton has always been a strong advocate for education in all forms.

Even if that was true, we already know that what she advocates privately isn't always what she does in public.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Javan

Did y'all know the original definition of a fascist is someone who mixes business with politics?

Did you know the original definition of a computer was someone who does math? What's your point? We're a capitalist country, you kind of have to mix business with politics... If you didn't, then you have child labor and no minimum wage.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Javan

Even if that was true, we already know that what she advocates privately isn't always what she does in public.

And we know this how?

[D_Man3379]

Originally posted by Andres

http://feelthemath.org

Oh my

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Shame♥

So was Obama.

And yet, costs continue to rise.

[@michael]

Originally posted by RatedG²

That website is underscoring just how hard it is for Bernie to achieve those numbers. Sure Bernie only needs 625 or so pledged delegates to get a majority, and sure California has 475 delegates but they act like he'd get all 475. At BEST he gets about half of that. So he'd still be short like 400+ from a plethora of small states

Shhhhh you'll hurt their feelings

[Javan]

Originally posted by Bloo

Did you know the original definition of a computer was someone who does math? What's your point? We're a capitalist country, you kind of have to mix business with politics... If you didn't, then you have child labor and no minimum wage.

There isn't a point. I was just asking a question

Originally posted by Bloo

And we know this how?

Gay marriage. She has always played it safe, she's not a leader.

Which is why I wonder if education would be as big of a deal. It seems Bernie made it big with his core and controversial policies.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

They are the biggest things to come from his campaign. That's why a lot of my friends support him. However, I just disagree with those plans. I see why they resonate with people, I just wasn't one of them.

But those plans are left-leaning and you identify them with him as much as his anti-establishment stuff. That was my point.

His direction is primarily both, not just anti-establishment like you said earlier.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Vision

The same could be said for anyone, who knows what everyone thinks in the privacy of their own home.

Just like when Bernie wrote that piece about how all women want to be raped.
Who knows if that's his real feelings?

[that G.U.Y.]

Originally posted by Vision

The same could be said for anyone, who knows what everyone thinks in the privacy of their own home.

Just like when Bernie wrote that piece about how all women want to be raped.
Who knows if that's his real feelings?

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