I genuinely can't wait for the debate. Hillary's going to be extra prepared this time. Bernie is not going to ease off on her though, he's probably going to perpetuate and compound the GOP attacks.
Yes, exactly Everyone goes on about how divisive and dangerous this election seems to be, but no matter who wins, there's going to be an incredible new generation of Democratic leaders ready to push boundaries and get things done, and not only Obama, but both Democratic campaigns are giving political youth passion + power.
That's for you to figure out. I am quite educated in the analysis of stuff like this. Not everything is to be taken at face-value. It's good to be analytical.
Being analytical is how I came to the conclusion that Hillary is by far the best candidate to lead the free world. If I had been less analytical, I'd probably be supporting Bernie because his policies generally align with my fanstasised world view.
Looking back at this, I wonder why is it that the House is so much more diverse than the Senate. I assume it has to do with size and term lengths.
The sheer number, yeah. It's a lot easier to get elected to a House seat because you're appealing to a comparatively small number of people, and, in most cases, the populations of districts are fairly homogenized.
To quote Bey Admired, "never change!" 
Everyone goes on about how divisive and dangerous this election seems to be, but no matter who wins, there's going to be an incredible new generation of Democratic leaders ready to push boundaries and get things done, and not only Obama, but both Democratic campaigns are giving political youth passion + power.
