[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

The multiple articles about it help

You only posted a single tweet...

[masegoRih]

Originally posted by Marvin

The multiple articles about it help

But how do you know it was taken before the debate. .. Aggggh some of yall take things very seriously with this stanning thing and can't even be objective

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Marvin

The multiple articles about it help

During the event, Fox News reporter Ed Henry tweeted a photo of Clinton with her aides, allegedly taken backstage during a commercial break:

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[vuelve88]

It's just her squad

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

You only posted a single tweet...

I mean if anyone wants to know more, they could easily Google it. Posting a single tweet doesn't change anything.

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by Marvin

I mean if anyone wants to know more, they could easily Google it. Posting a single tweet doesn't change anything.

It actually does, but do you I suppose

[Mike91]

I thought this Castro, red-baiting scare was supposed to be the end of Bernie? Meanwhile almost nobody is covering it and/or seems to care?

All I see is everyone mentioning how Bernie won the debate last night.

[MrHiphy]

Originally posted by Mike91

I thought this Castro, red-baiting scare was supposed to be the end of Bernie? Meanwhile almost nobody is covering it and/or seems to care?

All I see is everyone mentioning how Bernie won the debate last night.

Probably because the analysts, unlike Hillary's Hens, can take an objective stance on his statement.

[Marvin]

I support Bernie but I will not support Hillary Clinton in the general election.
Revolt Against Plutocracy
We Will Not Support Hillary Clinton



The guy in that video is a mess but it's clear that a lot of people feel this way

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by Mike91

I thought this Castro, red-baiting scare was supposed to be the end of Bernie? Meanwhile almost nobody is covering it and/or seems to care?

All I see is everyone mentioning how Bernie won the debate last night.

I mean, you obviously have selective bias at this point. I clearly stated countless times that Bernie won the debate and Hillary kinda bombed. You must not have seen that? Or maybe it just doesn't fit your agenda to stir up **** here.

But because you mentioned it:

http://uk.businessinsider.com/bernie...16-3?r=US&IR=T
http://theweek.com/articles/611815/h...el-castro-cuba
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...-care-anymore/
http://www.salon.com/2016/03/10/hill...attle_clinton/
http://www.ibtimes.com/bernie-sander...castro-2333553
http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slate...ate_video.html
http://www.politico.com/blogs/2016-d...inistas-220550

I could go on, but you already knew that because all it would take is a quick Google search. All of you on both sides need to stop speaking such unsubstantiated rhetoric. It's getting boring at this point. What ever happened to the art of an intelligent discussion?

[Orpheus]

Originally posted by Dämon

It's still super funny how Sanders is really popular outside the US, yet America seems to prefer Hillary.

That's interesting because it seems like the opposite to me.

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by Dämon

It's still super funny how Sanders is really popular outside the US, yet America seems to prefer Hillary.

The fact that David Cameron is our Priminister, suggests that the UK would vote Hillary over Bernie any day at this point in time.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Marvin

I support Bernie but I will not support Hillary Clinton in the general election.
Revolt Against Plutocracy
We Will Not Support Hillary Clinton



The guy in that video is a mess but it's clear that a lot of people feel this way

Okay and.... A lot won't vote for Bernie. A lot won't vote for Trump. A lot didn't vote for Obama. This means nothing, and you're trying to push something that isn't really something to worry about....yet.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by Marvin

I support Bernie but I will not support Hillary Clinton in the general election.
Revolt Against Plutocracy
We Will Not Support Hillary Clinton



The guy in that video is a mess but it's clear that a lot of people feel this way

What's the point in this? Are you trying to extort our votes?

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Okay and.... A lot won't vote for Bernie. A lot won't vote for Trump. A lot didn't vote for Obama. This means nothing, and you're trying to push something that isn't really something to worry about....yet.

They're going to be so mad when Bernie endorses Hillary

I don't have respect for anyone who would allow Donald Trump to be the president, either by way of abstaining or voting for him. You really have to be a bigoted asshole to vote for Trump, there's no way around that.

[Tinker]

Hillary's Hens still gets me.

[King Maxx]

Hmm. Interesting theory out there. A lot of Dems (7%) (who probably want Hillary) voted for Kasich to stop Trump. This wasn't really smart thinking tho since Bernie was expected to come close. Those 7% could've dramatically changed the race. This theory will be proven on Tuesday because the big states are all closed primaries so Dems can't vote Rep.

The massive error in polls gave Hillary supporters the thought that their vote wouldn't matter because of the 20+ gap.

[Tinker]

Originally posted by Ace Reject

Not to take this too off-topic, but the New York Times recently defined Millennials as 1980 - 1995; 1996 - 2010 are the dreaded "Generation Z."

What the **** I'm a millennial bye. What happened to 81 - 99?? I'm 96 by the way.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by foxaylove

The myth of Bernie Bros.

I'm pretty sure this article started the "Bernie Bro" trend. It wasn't the Clinton Camp. Clearly the article is meant to be humorous. People getting offended by it hints of ... dare I say... reverse sexism?

The Berniebro is not every Bernie Sanders supporter. Sanders’s support skews young, but not particularly male. The Berniebro is male, though. Very male.

The article even admitted Bernie's supporters aren't all male.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Hmm. Interesting theory out there. A lot of Dems (7%) (who probably want Hillary) voted for Kasich to stop Trump. This wasn't really smart thinking tho since Bernie was expected to come close. Those 7% could've dramatically changed the race. This theory will be proven on Tuesday because the big states are all closed primaries so Dems can't vote Rep.

The massive error in polls gave Hillary supporters the thought that their vote wouldn't matter because of the 20+ gap.

Source for this??