[TurntUp]

Originally posted by @michael

I feel like Hillary's main struggle in debates is that she has such vast knowledge of so many topics and can sometimes come across like a schoolteacher teaching class. She can be long-winded. It's great to see somebody so informed on such a vast array of topics, but a lot of people these days just want cool slogans and catchphrases and stuff. It's tough running for the presidency with an increasingly uninformed electorate.

Yeah one of her flaws is her answers tend to go on and on and then at the end you don't even remeber what the question was. She's got to stay short and sweet, but still show everyone she has the experience and knows what she's talking about

[@michael]

Originally posted by TurntUp

Yeah one of her flaws is her answers tend to go on and on and then at the end you don't even remeber what the question was. She's got to stay short and sweet, but still show everyone she has the experience and knows what she's talking about

Or even worse, when she's trying to explain her rationale or give a detailed answer, and people say "SHE'S LYING!!!" or "WHAT IS SHE HIDING????" because apparently one-word answers are the only kind of answer you're supposed to give in a debate or an interview.

[Benzene]

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Some math on Dem side for Tuesday. Assuming a tie in delegates in IL, MO, OH & Clinton +25 in NC/FL, her overall pledged lead climbs to ~300

[@michael]

Originally posted by Benzene

But Utah, Wyoming, and North Dakota will save him! It's not over!

[HeyMr.DJ]

Whatever happens... I don't care. Hillary Clinton (for years) has been both an inspiration and someone I trust and want to lead our country. I remember when she lost in 2008 and I cried for a whole day. Then I remembered that she may be able to run again and that lifted my spirits. Well now she's running again and I won't let her lose. I've been campaigning, phone banking, fighting for endorsements in Maryland and doing everything I can to help her win. Hopefully you guys on here understand just how much she cares about our country and every individual person. I guarantee you if you had the chance to meet her, if you weren't already a supporter you would be.

[@michael]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Whatever happens... I don't care. Hillary Clinton (for years) has been both an inspiration and someone I trust and want to lead our country. I remember when she lost in 2008 and I cried for a whole day. Then I remembered that she may be able to run again and that lifted my spirits. Well now she's running again and I won't let her lose. I've been campaigning, phone banking, fighting for endorsements in Maryland and doing everything I can to help her win. Hopefully you guys on here understand just how much she cares about our country and every individual person. I guarantee you if you had the chance to meet her, if you weren't already a supporter you would be.

Stan

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by @michael

But Utah, Wyoming, and North Dakota will save him! It's not over!

LOL

[HeyMr.DJ]

Newest poll has Bernie beating Hillary by 2% in Illinois

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/...cratic-primary

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Newest poll has Bernie beating Hillary by 2% in Illinois

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/...cratic-primary

Bernie making Illinois and Ohio competitive.

[RatedG²]

^me and Benzene clocked that tea pages ago. She'll be fine Tuesday

[TurntUp]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Newest poll has Bernie beating Hillary by 2% in Illinois

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/...cratic-primary

That's how I picture it, obviously hoping she pulls through and wins but remember these virtual ties mathematically won't help sanders in the long run

[Orpheus]

So weird CNN is interviewing Nina Turner as a "former Hillary supporter who switched" when Nina has been speaking about her support for Sanders for weeks. I'm a bit confused, though Nina is a great spokesperson.

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

I might not be voting on Tuesday when the Illinois primaries come around. I'm still very much torn in my decision. Doesn't help that everyone around me is being so aggressive about it.

[TurntUp]

Has Martin O Molly chosen to support either Hillary or Bernie??

[Bloo]

Originally posted by TurntUp

Has Martin O Molly chosen to support either Hillary or Bernie??

No. Though, I'm sure he leans Bernie to some level because he joined Bernie in speaking about the corruption of the DNC because he didn't have a chance in the primary.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Benzene

He would need way more than that. Romney got 62% in 2012 and lost to Obama in an electoral landslide. Trump would need 70%, which has never happened in modern political history.

I think ppl are forgetting that Hillary is WHITE.
She won't lose the white vote with the same landslide that Obama did (for many obvious reasons)
It'll probably be a 56 (for Trump) vs 44 for Hillary split amongst white voters (women will boost Hillary's #s to offset Trump's lead with white men, i'm guessing)

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by RatedG²

^me and Benzene clocked that tea pages ago. She'll be fine Tuesday

Not sure how you see her being "fine" when Bernie leads that poll

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Not sure how you see her being "fine" when Bernie leads that poll

It underepresents minorities while suggesting that the numerous polls before that got her Hispanic lead wrong (and over represents his white lead, if he even has one).

[Marvin]

Originally posted by C/H/A/N/E/L

I might not be voting on Tuesday when the Illinois primaries come around. I'm still very much torn in my decision. Doesn't help that everyone around me is being so aggressive about it.

Choose Bernie if you're tired of the rising income inequality and corrupt politicians

[jpow]

Originally posted by C/H/A/N/E/L

I might not be voting on Tuesday when the Illinois primaries come around. I'm still very much torn in my decision. Doesn't help that everyone around me is being so aggressive about it.

Choose Hillary if you're tired of the rising income inequality and corrupt politicians