[Ibrahim]

Originally posted by deadautumncrow

Polls have continuously shown that Bernie wins vs Trump BY A LANDSLIDE compared to Hillary who could potentially lose to Trump. Why do you think Hillary keeps campaigning so hard against Trump rn? Plus the independents are all for Bernie. She ****ed herself over refusing to debate Bernie.

If she was smart she would be pandering to the Sanders supporters and telling them that if she wins the vote they should switch to her because she appreciates them and cares etc bs bs bs just to get people on her side. Instead she has consistently ignored the Sanders supporters causing the #BernieOrBust to grow stronger.

Remember it's still 1,812 to 1,521. Why do you think the media published that "she won" the night before the BIGGEST primary? (California giving 400+ delegates.)

Naw, the hardcore Bernie sanders supporters already have their narrative that she's an untrustworthy liar. Pandering to that demographic won't do her much good when they'd accuse her of - well - pandering. Only 1 in 4 Sanders supporters won't support Hillary for the GE so I'm sure Hillary is happy with 69% of his base.

[Dark Horse]

Bernie needs to win i'd vote trump over hillary

[SupahBass05]

Mess. They could've at least waited until after the California primary to run this story (not that it would have changed anything unless Bernie won and even then)

I'm still voting Bernie today

[Ibrahim]

Originally posted by Dark Horse

Bernie needs to win i'd vote trump over hillary

Your logic makes no sense. Do you live in West Virginia because they'd even vote Trump even if Bernie were the GE Nominee.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Dark Horse

Bernie needs to win i'd vote trump over hillary

He's not going to... And really? You'd prefer Trump to Hillary. Honey, love yourself. Vote Jill Stein if you hate her that much. Jumping from Bernie to Trump is the most illogical, irrational political jump you can make. At least vote for someone you agree on some things with.

[LP54]

Originally posted by EveryoneLovesMe

Why do superdelegates even exist anyway. I feel like the presidental race is being rigged for Hillary.

And yet Hillary is still winning without the superdelegates.
Also more importantly she is ahead in the popular vote by over 3 million votes.

[Dark Horse]

Originally posted by Ibrahim

Your logic makes no sense. Do you live in West Virginia because they'd even vote Trump even if Bernie were the GE Nominee.

I'm from California.

Originally posted by Bloo

He's not going to... And really? You'd prefer Trump to Hillary. Honey, love yourself. Vote Jill Stein if you hate her that much. Jumping from Bernie to Trump is the most illogical, irrational political jump you can make. At least vote for someone you agree on some things with.

why would i throw away my vote

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I think at least with Trump, the economy would be good. I don't see anything better out of Hillary.

[itsAllen]

Originally posted by Ibrahim

Your logic makes no sense. Do you live in West Virginia because they'd even vote Trump even if Bernie were the GE Nominee.

I think these numbers were referring to if Clinton were the nominee.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Dark Horse

why would i throw away my vote

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I think at least with Trump, the economy would be good. I don't see anything better out of Hillary.

Trump has gone bankrupt four times and thinks he can force Mexico to pay for a wall for us to put between us and him, but he'll be good for economy. Okay.

[Rihab95]

Originally posted by deadautumncrow

OMG if these people represent the gay community's voters please stay home. You're making a fool out of us. Currently Hillary has 1812 delegates while Bernie has 1521. Neither of them will reach that magic number by the end so SUPER DELEGATES will be needed for either of them to clench the nom. Superdelegates aren't even counted until mid July where they're decided by the democratic national convention. Hillary could possibly be looking at inditement charges as well so the DNC will have to make a tough decision: go with their friend, Hillary who the mainstream public doesn't like but is "in cahoots" with the DNC... or go with Bernie who's statistically more electable and has the independents on his side. and with all the #BernieOrBusts it'll be a touch decision for the DNC. Please don't talk about politics unless you know what you're talking about. Reading this site is embarrassing. All these white gays thinking they know politics. Just stop

And if y'all are uneducated and believe it's over and that she's won then please stay home from voting because yes, "she won" ( :

Reddit experts coming in here to tell actual campaign staff and people with a politics degree they're 'uneducated' about the process.



And I don't get the 'white gays' part? Do black heterosexuals know more about politics? And aren't 80% of them voting for Hillary?

[Ibrahim]

Originally posted by Dark Horse

I think at least with Trump, the economy would be good. I don't see anything better out of Hillary.

Explain how.

Originally posted by itsAllen

I think these numbers were referring to if Clinton were the nominee.

Here:

Almost 4 in 10 Sanders voters plan to support Trump over Sanders.

[Faruhs]

Originally posted by DouglasBooth

well at least Gaga can run for president and even id f she loses che can at least run her own life

Proving my point once again

[TikiMiss]

Originally posted by EveryoneLovesMe

Why do superdelegates even exist anyway. I feel like the presidental race is being rigged for Hillary.

woman has 3 million more popular votes
woman has 300 more pledged delegates
woman wins populous states
woman wins swing states
woman wins minority voters

i feel like the presidential race is being rigged for Hillary

[Ibrahim]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

woman has 3 million more popular votes
woman has 300 more pledged delegates
woman wins populous states
woman wins swing states
woman wins minority voters

Hillary won closed primaries
Hillary won Open primaries
Hillary won caucuses

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Bloo

Trump has gone bankrupt four times and thinks he can force Mexico to pay for a wall for us to put between us and him, but he'll be good for economy. Okay.

I mean I don't get how people jump from Bernie to Trump in term of economy in the first place. Hillary is far closer to what Bernie is trying to achieve economically-wise.

[Ibrahim]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

I mean I don't get how people jump from Bernie to Trump in term of economy in the first place. Hillary is far closer to what Bernie is trying to achieve economically-wise.

I mean, while they were both in Senate, they voted 93% the same way. I just don't understand how people can say Hillary is widely different than Sanders, especially with that voting record.

Are they even aware that Bernie voted to deregulate Wall Street when Hillary didn't? But I don't see that being used against him. Somehow, his ant-Wall Street declarations get a pass. His history with gun control? His voting for war? Naw, ignored. For reasons.

[Dessy Fenix]

Originally posted by Ibrahim

I mean, while they were both in Senate, they voted 93% the same way. I just don't understand how people can say Hillary is widely different than Sanders, especially with that voting record.

Are they even aware that Bernie voted to deregulate Wall Street when Hillary didn't? But I don't see that being used against him. Somehow, his ant-Wall Street declarations get a pass. His history with gun control? His voting for war? Naw, ignored. For reasons.

Bernie's supporters have this vision of Bernie being a saint despite doing similar things as Hillary. Of course I won't claim that this make Hillary better but it's just a bit hypocritical to call out Hillary for doing thing yet not evaluate your own candidate. I believe someone on here put it nicely, Bernie being unknown both helped and harmed him.

[Ibrahim]

Originally posted by Dessy Fenix

Bernie's supporters have this vision of Bernie being a saint despite doing similar things as Hillary. Of course I won't claim that this make Hillary better but it's just a bit hypocritical to call out Hillary for doing thing yet not evaluate your own candidate. I believe someone on here put it nicely, Bernie being unknown both helped and harmed him.

Amen. They both have made mistakes but this ideological purity is a bit weird when you dig into both of their pasts and find that they have issues they've changed their minds on yet one is held to a different standard than the other.

[Bloo]

^^^ I agree. My biggest pet peeve with the Bernie camp this entire election has been how they have made him the Jesus figure of American politics as if he has not made a single mistake in his career and that he's been on the "right side" of history on every issue...

[Harrier]

Originally posted by EveryoneLovesMe

Why do superdelegates even exist anyway. I feel like the presidental race is being rigged for Hillary.

And yet Bernie's entire campaign strategy is now completely reliant on them, whereas she doesn't need them Go figure