[MaRy]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Bernie's hitting 4 Iowan cities soon, one final shot

after all the negative emails she exchanged about him, it's nice to see him hustle like that, I hope she promised him some reward and/or money

[Gui Blackout]

Man I seriously thought Florida was lost, I'm getting excited again. If she takes it then it's really such a comfortable situation.

[Concrete]

Good news for D's in NC: Wake County (Raleigh) sees record early voting. A heavily-blue county that Obama won by 10.3% in 2012.

[Alchemist]

Originally posted by Team_Avatar

Let me say it one last time:

STOP WITH THE FALSE EQUIVALENCES

I'm sick to death of this "they're both problematic and they're both flawed." talk as if there's any kind of comparison between their flaws. Trump's flaws, corruption, authoritarian and racist rhetoric far outweighs any of Hillary's issues. It just does. Nothing Hillary has done is remotely on the same scale as Donald Trump.

Even removing my own bias and support for her, I can concede this point. They're just not equivalent AT. ALL.

ENOUGH. I'm sick to death of this talking point amongst millennials who are acting as if it's this big struggle to vote for her over Trump. Just enough.

!!

Most of it comes from millennial's sheer laziness to actually research the candidates and their policies. I had to unfollow some people on Twitter bc they thought they were so trendy with the "America is the true loser this election " narrative.

[Benzene]

Originally posted by Alchemist

!!

Most of it comes from millennial's sheer laziness to actually research the candidates and their politicies. I had to unfollow some people on Twitter bc they thought they were so trendy with the "America is the true loser this election " narrative.

They think it makes them sound smart. It doesn't.

Blame the media for this too though, they've been the biggest cheerleader of the "TWO HATED CANDIDATES" rhetoric that undoubtedly benefits Trump

[Gui Blackout]

Originally posted by MaRy

after all the negative emails she exchanged about him, it's nice to see him hustle like that, I hope she promised him some reward and/or money

She never exchanged any negative emails about him. And he's a smart person unlike some of his supporters so he naturally understands that Hillary is the one & only option in this election.

[Team_Avatar]

Originally posted by MaRy

after all the negative emails she exchanged about him, it's nice to see him hustle like that, I hope she promised him some reward and/or money

If the Dems retake the Senate, he'll more than likely be in a good position to leverage for Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, which will literally allow him to oversee how the federal budget is being spent.

[Bríseis]

Originally posted by Team_Avatar

Let me say it one last time:

STOP WITH THE FALSE EQUIVALENCES

I'm sick to death of this "they're both problematic and they're both flawed." talk as if there's any kind of comparison between their flaws. Trump's flaws, corruption, authoritarian and racist rhetoric far outweighs any of Hillary's issues. It just does. Nothing Hillary has done is remotely on the same scale as Donald Trump.

Even removing my own bias and support for her, I can concede this point. They're just not equivalent AT. ALL.

ENOUGH. I'm sick to death of this talking point amongst millennials who are acting as if it's this big struggle to vote for her over Trump. Just enough.

True.

Trumps flaws cant be even compared with Hillarys. Trumps flaws go down to him making stupid racist and sexist statements, sexual assaults and tax fraud.

While Hillarys flaws resulted in hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths, millions of people displaced and two destroyed countries.

[MaRy]

Originally posted by Team_Avatar

If the Dems retake the Senate, he'll more than likely be in a good position to leverage for Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, which will literally allow him to oversee how the federal budget is being spent.

very good, but without congress I still think this election won't amount to much sadly

[Benzene]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Bernie's hitting 4 Iowan cities soon, one final shot

I think IA is lost, but we'll be getting a Selzer IA poll tonight to confirm.

[Lose My Breath]

Originally posted by Team_Avatar

If the Dems retake the Senate, he'll more than likely be in a good position to leverage for Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, which will literally allow him to oversee how the federal budget is being spent.

This would be such a great position for him

[Lord Blackout]

Actually both are bad.
I mean what difference is there between a large scale justice system reform (that the FBI is obviously trying to avoid) and the militarization of the inner cities/Stop & Frisk? What difference is there between creating green jobs/protecting the environment and "bringing back" ecologically destructive jobs?

Words fail me

[Team_Avatar]

Originally posted by MaRy

very good, but without congress I still think this election won't amount to much sadly

Thankfully we look in good shape to take the Senate. The House was always a pipe dream to be honest.

Until we address and fix gerrymandering the GOP will always have the upper hand.

[Lord Blackout]

Originally posted by Team_Avatar

If the Dems retake the Senate, he'll more than likely be in a good position to leverage for Chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, which will literally allow him to oversee how the federal budget is being spent.

Paul Ryan is shook about this.

[MaRy]

Originally posted by Team_Avatar

Thankfully we look in good shape to take the Senate. The House was always a pipe dream to be honest.

Until we address and fix gerrymandering the GOP will always have the upper hand.

the only way is for dems to win governors elections?

[TheLastChord]

Originally posted by MaRy

very good, but without congress I still think this election won't amount to much sadly

They should send Bernie to NH.

[Skywalker]

This is random but is Retro okay? I feel like I haven't seen him in months.

[Javan]

Originally posted by Team_Avatar

Let me say it one last time:

STOP WITH THE FALSE EQUIVALENCES

I'm sick to death of this "they're both problematic and they're both flawed." talk as if there's any kind of comparison between their flaws. Trump's flaws, corruption, authoritarian and racist rhetoric far outweighs any of Hillary's issues. It just does. Nothing Hillary has done is remotely on the same scale as Donald Trump.

Even removing my own bias and support for her, I can concede this point. They're just not equivalent AT. ALL.

ENOUGH. I'm sick to death of this talking point amongst millennials who are acting as if it's this big struggle to vote for her over Trump. Just enough.

Well let's put it this way, as problematic as Trump is, he didn't have to conspire to become the candidate for his party. So as for the corruption part, that's quite debatable imo.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Bríseis

True.

Trumps flaws cant be even compared with Hillarys. Trumps flaws go down to him making stupid racist and sexist statements, sexual assaults and tax fraud.

While Hillarys flaws resulted in hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths, millions of people displaced and two destroyed countries.

Wow Hillary's impact. Having more power than the last 3 presidents of the US combined.

Iraq, Libya, Syria, ISIS. It's all because of her.

[Team_Avatar]

Originally posted by Bríseis

True.

Trumps flaws cant be even compared with Hillarys. Trumps flaws go down to him making stupid racist and sexist statements, sexual assaults and tax fraud.

While Hillarys flaws resulted in hundreds of thousands of civilian deaths, millions of people displaced and two destroyed countries.

Why are you putting unilateral blame on Hillary when she worked with a President, military advisors, and a Secretary of Defense to make these decisions.

I'll be the first to admit that I find her hawkish foreign policy off putting and easily my least favorite part about her as a candidate, but let's stop suggesting like she was solely responsible for all of these unfortunate atrocities.

They were handed a massive mess in the Middle East after the Iraq War (a BUSH administration decision) completely destabilized the region. I don't agree with some of the foreign policy decisions made but I don't really foresee any other interventions that would've had any different outcomes because of the very complexity and nature of the situation.