[Radiance]

Starting to get a bit worried about the demographics. Think Clinton will do well to pick a white male VP, despite my ideal of a more diverse ticket.

Her numbers among white males vs. Trump are too poor for her not to address.

Tim Kaine it is.

[Adonis]

Originally posted by Citrus

I support Hillary because of her policies, not her vagina. If we were voting based on genitals, she wouldn't have her gay fans. Queen!

Which ones?

[cherylcole]

Originally posted by Radiance

Starting to get a bit worried about the demographics. Think Clinton will do well to pick a white male VP, despite my ideal of a more diverse ticket.

Her numbers among white males vs. Trump are too poor for her not to address.

Tim Kaine it is.

White male voters have some sort of vendetta against Hillary I find strange. Not to play "the woman card" but it's clear a lot of them see her as a walking vagina which is why they're always like "don't vote for her just because she's a woman" as if that's the only reason we have.

I'm worried about demographics too. This election is gonna be tight in my opinion.

[Icarus]

After reading the article about Al Franken as a potential VP, I really want Hillary to pick him

[Eric.]

You can't ask someone with a Milo Yiannopoulos avi not to use the word "leftist."

That's their buzzword, along with "political correctness."

[Reza]

Originally posted by cherylcole

White male voters have some sort of vendetta against Hillary I find strange. Not to play "the woman card" but it's clear a lot of them see her as a walking vagina which is why they're always like "don't vote for her just because she's a woman" as if that's the only reason we have.

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Easy on the Bernie Bros sis. That ship has sailed.

[Icarus]

Love having a winner in my avi

[Retro]

So it's time to start talking about whether the Green Party is going to have a major impact in this election.

Lots of Bernie supporters have made it clear they are unwilling to support Hillary, and Jill is making a pretty aggressive and convincing bid for their support and attention. Publications are starting to talk about it a little. If independents - a massive proportion of the voting population - start to decide they can't tolerate either Hill or Trump/Cruz, they could look to Jill.

What are our thoughts? How do we feel about this?

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by Retro

So it's time to start talking about whether the Green Party is going to have a major impact in this election.

Lots of Bernie supporters have made it clear they are unwilling to support Hillary, and Jill is making a pretty aggressive and convincing bid for their support and attention. Publications are starting to talk about it a little. If independents - a massive proportion of the voting population - start to decide they can't tolerate either Hill or Trump/Cruz, they could look to Jill.

What are our thoughts? How do we feel about this?

she's an anti-vaxxer so no thoughts from me

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Retro

So it's time to start talking about whether the Green Party is going to have a major impact in this election.

Lots of Bernie supporters have made it clear they are unwilling to support Hillary, and Jill is making a pretty aggressive and convincing bid for their support and attention. Publications are starting to talk about it a little. If independents - a massive proportion of the voting population - start to decide they can't tolerate either Hill or Trump/Cruz, they could look to Jill.

What are our thoughts? How do we feel about this?

Here for a Green Resurgence

[-Derek]

Originally posted by Skywalker

she's an anti-vaxxer so no thoughts from me

is she really?

[@michael]

Originally posted by Retro

So it's time to start talking about whether the Green Party is going to have a major impact in this election.

Lots of Bernie supporters have made it clear they are unwilling to support Hillary, and Jill is making a pretty aggressive and convincing bid for their support and attention. Publications are starting to talk about it a little. If independents - a massive proportion of the voting population - start to decide they can't tolerate either Hill or Trump/Cruz, they could look to Jill.

What are our thoughts? How do we feel about this?

The Libertarians are a bigger threat.

[Bey Admired]

I just don't imagine that the populous of the US would allow America to go from taking 100 steps forward in electing Barack Obama, to taking 1000 steps back by electing Trump. I think as the election draws closer, the surreal realisation that Trump could actually be the President will be enough to override any momentum he may have.

I have faith that America will not elect someone like that. Whilst America has its issues and there are many residulic bigots, particularly in the South; I believe the overwhelming majority are reasonable level-headed people.

Don't pay attention to the polls this early in the process.

[cherylcole]

Originally posted by Retro

So it's time to start talking about whether the Green Party is going to have a major impact in this election.

Lots of Bernie supporters have made it clear they are unwilling to support Hillary, and Jill is making a pretty aggressive and convincing bid for their support and attention. Publications are starting to talk about it a little. If independents - a massive proportion of the voting population - start to decide they can't tolerate either Hill or Trump/Cruz, they could look to Jill.

What are our thoughts? How do we feel about this?

Well anyone that thinks a third party has a chance at winning is delusional. I have no issue with people voting third party if they live in a state that's guaranteed to go blue but if you live in a swing state and you take votes away from the Democrats that's kind of annoying.

[rihannabiggestfan]

Other than Cruz, I'm willing to vote for anyone over Hillary

[Icarus]

Originally posted by rihannabiggestfan

Other than Cruz, I'm willing to vote for anyone over Hillary

Stan for Trump poor Muslims, Mexicans and women!

[Radiance]

Originally posted by Retro

So it's time to start talking about whether the Green Party is going to have a major impact in this election.

Lots of Bernie supporters have made it clear they are unwilling to support Hillary, and Jill is making a pretty aggressive and convincing bid for their support and attention. Publications are starting to talk about it a little. If independents - a massive proportion of the voting population - start to decide they can't tolerate either Hill or Trump/Cruz, they could look to Jill.

What are our thoughts? How do we feel about this?

The only impact it'll have is a possible 2000 Nader scenario, leading to a GOP White House.

I don't think it'll happen. Sanders will rally around Clinton, and if Hillary's smart she'll appoint a vocal progressive (Franken, Warren etc.) to make a solid case.

This has happened before. 08 was worse.

[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by cherylcole

Well anyone that thinks a third party has a chance at winning is delusional. I have no issue with people voting third party if they live in a state that's guaranteed to go blue but if you live in a swing state and you take votes away from the Democrats that's kind of annoying.

This is all clearly going over your head.

These are voters fed up with the Democratic party. Party loyalty is ******** if the party isn't willing to address the issues you care about or work to win your vote.

I know it's highly highly unlikely that the Green Party would ever win, but still.

[cherylcole]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

This is all clearly going over your head.

These are voters fed up with the Democratic party. Party loyalty is ******** if the party isn't willing to address the issues you care about or work to win your vote.

I know it's highly highly unlikely that the Green Party would ever win, but still.

Oh I'm aware they don't care about party loyalty obviously but the idea that they're gonna let Trump win out of vengeance is quite frankly disgusting. A vote for a third party in a swing state is a vote for Trump!

[Retro]

Originally posted by Skywalker

she's an anti-vaxxer so no thoughts from me

I have found zero evidence to support this claim hat Harvard-educated physician Jill Stein is an anti-vaxxer.