[Ramcoro]

Why Bernie Is More Electable Than People Think

Why Bernie vs Hillary is More Important Than Most People Think

These were written by a friend of mine that recently got picked up by the Huffpost! They are interesting and well-argued reads, some of the arguments are arguments that we actually don't discuss that much here (I know surprising)

[Retro]

The CHEERS for Hillary near the end of the debate! Wisconsin knows whats UP!

GET him for disassociating from Obama. GET him for his narrow focuses as a candidate.

If he wants to earn the right to be the Democratic Party's nominee, key words are that he needs to earn it.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

Why Bernie Is More Electable Than People Think

Why Bernie vs Hillary is More Important Than Most People Think

These were written by a friend of mine that recently got picked up by the Huffpost! They are interesting and well-argued reads, some of the arguments are arguments that we actually don't discuss that much here (I know surprising)

Let me read the first one. It looks super interesting

[BlueTimberwolf]

If I was Obama I would be concerned about Bernie's rise, he's very dangerous to Obama's legacy

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by Retro

The CHEERS for Hillary near the end of the debate! Wisconsin knows whats UP!

GET him for disassociating from Obama. GET him for his narrow focuses as a candidate.

If he wants to earn the right to be the Democratic Party's nominee, key words are that he needs to earn it.

I'm not sure why you're so bothered by Bernie, but I can assure you that he doesn't need to associate himself with Obama to earn anything, he speaks what's on his mind and isn't going to pander to anyone to get anyone's vote, granted that if Obama's approval rate among Democrats was lower, you'd never hear anything from the Clinton campaign about Obama. You're also just plainly wrong about him veing narrow-focused, I know it seems nice as a go-to point because he's so focused on economics, but his agenda actually goes far beyond that. It's just a LIE that he's narrow-focused and it's a LIE that he's a "one-issue" candidate, and I'm glad he didn't need to cling onto someone else's legacy to EARN that virtual tie in Iowa and that massive win in New Hampshire, nor those $10M from small donors he received after those 2 key states.

[Andres]

Originally posted by Allie

the silence is daunting

Originally posted by Marvin

I found this interesting.

you know who doesn't?

[feelslikeadream]

Finally sitting down and watching the debate. 10 mins in and it's pretty good. Amazing to see the differences between the dem and rep debates though

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by feelslikeadream

Finally sitting down and watching the debate. 10 mins in and it's pretty good. Amazing to see the differences between the dem and rep debates though

Republican debates aren't all bad it's pretty good imo . Just not substantive enough though

[Andres]

Originally posted by RatedG²

wait omg I might've reported you Mickey instead of replying

i see yall. dont think i didnt catch it. yall remind me of hillary trying to cover mess ups

[feelslikeadream]

Originally posted by RatedG²

Republican debates aren't all bad it's pretty good imo . Just not substantive enough though

Not all bad, and I understand it's an issue of overcrowding, but the amount of time spent discussing one another is way too large in comparison to the amount of time spent discussing specific details of their plans. I expect them to get better as more people keep dropping out though!

[VPM]

That's really the networks/moderators faults though. The candidates don't pick what questions they're asked.

The Fox Business debates are the most substantive.

[dannylex]

Republican debates are like reality shows.

[VPM]

Jim Gilmore hasn't dropped out yet. He's hoping for a last minute victory. But I went early voting and he wasn't even on the ballot.

[Mickey]

Originally posted by VPM

Jim Gilmore hasn't dropped out yet. He's hoping for a last minute victory. But I went early voting and he wasn't even on the ballot.

I thought he dropped out today?

[Ramcoro]

Hillary is more of the "last stand" of the old Democratic moderate party, while Bernie, regardless if wins or not, is a champion of the future of the party.

[feelslikeadream]

Originally posted by VPM

Jim Gilmore hasn't dropped out yet. He's hoping for a last minute victory. But I went early voting and he wasn't even on the ballot.

Hmm? Is this wrong then?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...race/80032618/

[VPM]

Originally posted by feelslikeadream

Hmm? Is this wrong then?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/p...race/80032618/

About time.

Maybe he felt it was significant that he was the only remaining candidate that was a veteran. But he was gaining no traction.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Andres

i see yall. dont think i didnt catch it. yall remind me of hillary trying to cover mess ups

Mess what did I do?

[RatedG²]

That Sit In Photo May Not Be Bernie Sanders

I just saw this being discussed on CNN. Honestly the whole thing is a bit disengenuous by the detractors. Who cares if it's not Bernie? He still has had a commitment to civil rights at the time and he still is trying to earn the black vote (too little too late IMO but hey he's trying) and that should matter most. Sure he's misleading people if the researchers are correct in saying this isn't him because he and his spokesperson said it was him and said the cameraman can vouche but overall it's a non issue. The media does too much sometimes

[feelslikeadream]

Good debate, but I think Hillary has the edge. Bernie was a bit repetitive.