[ABEL-o-matic]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

This election has been a complete mad cow mess.

And the real competition hasnt even begun.

This GE is gonna be BLOODY for sure!

[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by Bloo

It did raise e a lot of serious questions about his qualifications when he can't answer details about his own most prominent proposal.


Okay no. It was NOT racist. Her calling criminals super predators is not racist, and people making it a racial thing annoy the hell out of me because it reminds me that many people associate black people with criminals. Further, Bernie referred to the same group of individuals Hillary was referring to as "sociopaths". Sit down with this "issue," it's stale and irrelevant.

I was simply responding to some other member's examples of Bernie's supposed "personal attacks". Check the context of the post before you reply.

[LP54]

Bernie needs to drop out. He has a great agenda but has no chance at winning.

Anyone who actually thinks he will win is delusional. He needs to help stop Trump and back off Clinton. The idea of Trump becoming president is just frightening. He is helping no one by staying in the race. It was okay when Ted Cruz was still in it but now it need to be a man to man race.

[ABEL-o-matic]

Originally posted by Damien M

I saw that video from 08 the other day where she was screaming "Shame on you Barack Obama!!". So much RAGE >
What happened to that Hillary?

The queen's voice need preservation. I can already hear her age on her voice. It's getting deeper and husky.

[D_Man3379]

Originally posted by Bloo

I think people have forgotten how terrifying Hillary can be when she's coming for blood... She's been so nice during the primaries to Bernie.... She will be ruthless to Trump...

These kids aren't ready.

[@michael]

Originally posted by MrHiphy

I know I said I was done with this thread but I just wanted to drop by shortly and thank my great state of Indiana for SHOWING UP AND SHOWING OUT FOR BERNIE SANDERS!

I thank all of the people of Indiana who have participated in our democratic process Voting is the quintessential part of our American society. It is the same democratic process that has led Hillary Clinton to a three-million vote lead in the popular vote, a 300 pledged delegate lead, and 800 overall delegate lead I love our democratic process! God Bless America!

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Damien M

I saw that video from 08 the other day where she was screaming "Shame on you Barack Obama!!". So much RAGE >
What happened to that Hillary?

She'll be back in the general.

[Reza]

Originally posted by that G.U.Y.

This election has been a complete mad cow mess.

And the real competition hasnt even begun.

As it stands the General Election starts TOMORROW. Trump is the nominee and Hillary is basically the democratic nominee. Get ready for the storm.

[King Maxx]

Hillary needs to stay on substance and Donald's lack thereof. She does not have to go after his hands (*side eyes Lightweight Rubio*

She can attack his business ventures, etc., but I don't want her to go as deep as personal, senseless attacks. It won't work.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Damien M

I saw that video from 08 the other day where she was screaming "Shame on you Barack Obama!!". So much RAGE >
What happened to that Hillary?

She doesn't want to repeat 2008 and she doesn't want to alienate Sanders supporters any further, which is a smart approach. The election season started off as her being the *clear* leader with Bernie and three people CNN found on the street for the first debate and it was mainly focused on Hillary and how the other candidates differed from her. She couldn't be aggressive to anyone besides Donald Trump because she's always held a strong lead (well, except for right after NH voted). Being aggressive with a 300 pledged delegate and 3 million vote lead reeks of desperation.

Originally posted by bleuwaffle

I was simply responding to some other member's examples of Bernie's supposed "personal attacks". Check the context of the post before you reply.

I saw the context. You flat out called the comment racist, and I was responding to that. I don't see how that is irrelevant.

[LP54]

Now that Cruz has dropped out, I see more and more people saying that Bernie should drop out. It has seriously become one of the most searched terms on twitter.

Once Hillary hits that magic number, he needs to go. He spread an amazing message but the stakes have gotten bigger now that Cruz is gone. The republicans are putting all their coin into Trump and it's time to do that with Hillary.

[new evolution]

Just gonna leave this here

[ABEL-o-matic]

Originally posted by LP54

Now that Cruz has dropped out, I see more and more people saying that Bernie should drop out. It has seriously become one of the most searched terms on twitter.

Once Hillary hits that magic number, he needs to go. He spread an amazing message but the stakes have gotten bigger now that Cruz is gone. The republicans are putting all their coin into Trump and it's time to do that with Hillary.

The problem is that Bernie is dividing the Democratic party more than he's uniting it because of his stubbornness to contest the convention.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Benzene

She'll be back in the general.

She'll crush Trump in the debates though, that's a given.
I just remembered how awful Trump was @ the debates lol. He's such a know-nothing.

[King Maxx]

The thing with Hillary is that she won't hit that number until California (the last week of voting. DC doesn't count)

Bernie will finally concede that night. He won't go for a contested convention despite what he's saying today.

[@michael]

Originally posted by new evolution

Just gonna leave this here

Wow, this has never been posted here before.

GTFO troll.

[jpow]

Did any Cruz supporters even get a chance to get their new Cruz/Carly gear before this?

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by nnnnnn

The problem is that Bernie is dividing the Democratic party more than he's uniting it because of his stubbornness to contest the convention.

If anything, he's hurting her chances with Independents. As far as the Democratic Party goes, they will rally around her. People aren't even talking about Bernie anymore like in the past. He's basically in the same boat with Kasich. Just there.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by nnnnnn

The problem is that Bernie is dividing the Democratic party more than he's uniting it because of his stubbornness to contest the convention.

Most democrats, from any state, seem to agree this primary is energizing rather than dividing

[Damien M]

Originally posted by King Maxx

Hillary needs to stay on substance and Donald's lack thereof. She does not have to go after his hands (*side eyes Lightweight Rubio*

She can attack his business ventures, etc., but I don't want her to go as deep as personal, senseless attacks. It won't work.

I agree that his business record + finances is his weakest point. He's a lousy businessman, she needs to hit him hard on that. He hasn't built a building in almost two decades either. Literally a conman.