[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by hairofglory

Fascist: nope
Bigoted, nope
Under qualified: nope! He clearly has plenty of experience handling politicians, working with them, and understanding how they think, without being one himself. I and millions of others see this as a plus. Voting for candidates based on how many years they've served as a lying, pandering politician I think is more dangerous because it prevents people of potentially great prowess from really helping this country out.
Dangerous: He literally said in his foreign policy speech that the goal is world peace. He isn't thirsty for war.

What a privileged existence you must live.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

He's running against her. He has every right to criticize her policies and political history.

He does, it's just idiotic to do so with the current political reality.

Originally posted by Marvin

My point was that the voters clearly don't agree with what that user said

But, according to Bernie math, we subtract conservative states because their opinions don't matter, right? You've argued this yourself, so IN doesn't matter. Hillary has more than 3 million votes on Sanders at the moment, so I don't see how this argument of yours holds. The people have spoken and Hillary will be the nominee.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Marvin

My point was that the voters clearly don't agree with what that user said

Actually it does. Clinton has an insurmountable lead in total votes among all primaries. The voters do agree that the primary is over

[hairofglory]

Originally posted by Benzene

Pendulum swinging right? In what world?

In a world where "progressive" policies are running cities and nations into the ground.

[slw84]

Originally posted by Retro

you know what

I had to. It was ripe for the picking.

Charge it to my head and not my heart.

[hairofglory]

Originally posted by Bey Admired

What a privileged existence you must live.

Lmao you don't know me

[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by Retro

With supers it's 2201 to 1399 and that equals 802 which is perfectly correct since supers conventionally do not switch so it wasn't really a mistake now was it

Right, like they unconventionally switched over to Obama.

[Bey Admired]

Originally posted by hairofglory

Lmao you don't know me

I've got a pretty good idea.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by hairofglory

In a world where "progressive" policies are running cities and nations into the ground.

Funny, I live in a world where the GOP has hit a dead-end with the fastest growing populations.

Maybe the world you're in is the same world Karl Rove was in when he guaranteed a Romney victory.

[Retro]

Originally posted by hairofglory

Fascist: nope
Bigoted, nope
Under qualified: nope! He clearly has plenty of experience handling politicians, working with them, and understanding how they think, without being one himself. I and millions of others see this as a plus. Voting for candidates based on how many years they've served as a lying, pandering politician I think is more dangerous because it prevents people of potentially great prowess from really helping this country out.
Dangerous: He literally said in his foreign policy speech that the goal is world peace. He isn't thirsty for war.

Fascist: actually he really kinda is just a little!
Bigoted: people seem to think so!
Underqualified: well he's a reality TV star who has gone bankrupt more than once so like um yeah
Dangerous: well it's not about war it's more about systemic oppression of his own country but yeah let's just go with "he want's world peace" as a viable answer

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by hairofglory

In a world where "progressive" policies are running cities and nations into the ground.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

Right, like they unconventionally switched over to Obama.

He actually lead her in pledged delegates, the reason why they switched

It's highly unlikely, given the proportion rules, that Sanders does the same

[Bloo]

Originally posted by hairofglory

In a world where "progressive" policies are running cities and nations into the ground.

Care to cite some examples?

[slw84]

Originally posted by @michael

I'm not going to keep letting him passive-aggressively spell her name wrong.

I get it.

I just wanted to get a good joke in their.

To be fair, many do use one L and not two.

But carry on...

[Mickey]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

He's running against her. He has every right to criticize her policies and political history.

Yes of course he has the right, I just hope he doesn't

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

But, according to Bernie math, we subtract conservative states because their opinions don't matter, right? You've argued this yourself, so IN doesn't matter. Hillary has more than 3 million votes on Sanders at the moment, so I don't see how this argument of yours holds. The people have spoken and Hillary will be the nominee.

Originally posted by RatedG²

Actually it does. Clinton has an insurmountable lead in total votes among all primaries. The voters do agree that the primary is over

I was only talking about Indiana

Indiana wants BERNIE

[Alejandrawrrr]

Originally posted by RatedG²

But he is doing more than that. He's attacking her personally which he said he'd never do.

What, pray tell, were the personal attacks?

[Retro]

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

Right, like they unconventionally switched over to Obama.

... after Hillary was clearly losing and proceeded to drop out. You do know that right? You do actually know what you're talking about and have recollection of how 2008 actually happened with regard to the technical aspect of the nominating process? Because yeah.

[Pavement Princess]

Omg I got my sample ballot in the mail today one STEP away for casting my vote for our future president Hillary.

[@michael]

Originally posted by Pavement Princess

Omg I got my sample ballot in the mail today one STEP away for casting my vote for our future president Hillary.