[Mr. Grey]

Originally posted by KimmyBella

I wonder who Monica Lewinsky endorses
Imagine if she starts campaigning for Trump

Here for it.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by KimmyBella

I wonder who Monica Lewinsky endorses
Imagine if she starts campaigning for Trump

She's probably hoping Bernie will take it to the convention so she can get the popcorn for the catfight.

[Reza]

Im here for Trump bringing Monica up to the stage in one of his Rally's and having her speak out against Hillary.

[Wonderland]

Perched for Monica to be Trump's VP

Or plot-twist, she's Hillary's #truefeminism

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Wonderland

Perched for Monica to be Trump's VP

Or plot-twist, she's Hillary's #truefeminism

Maybe Monica applied for the job to get closer to Hillary

Imagine some Cruel Intentions teas

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Maybe Monica applied for the job to get closer to Hillary

Imagine some Cruel Intentions teas

Their Blackout era is coming

[Wonderland]

Originally posted by C/H/A/N/E/L

My obnoxious #BernieOrBust friends kept going crazy over this (and these guys, the Young Turks) yesterday:



The reach. I can't deal with it.

I don't get it

[HeyMr.DJ]

Mess at some of my friends being in denial about Hillary being the nominee... "Bernie will win" they say, "these states will be favorable to him" they say... Ok

[TheLastChord]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Mess at some of my friends being in denial about Hillary being the nominee... "Bernie will win" they say, "these states will be favorable to him" they say... Ok

Let them be. That's like almost statistically impossiblr, but whatever.

[alexanderao]

Donald J. Trump certainly isn't in denial.

Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump 11h11 hours ago
Hillary Clinton has been involved in corruption for most of her professional life!

Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump 17h17 hours ago
Who should star in a reboot of Liar Liar- Hillary Clinton or Ted Cruz? Let me know. https://www.instagram.com/p/BDEHPEgmhRv/

[HeyMr.DJ]

Would Hillary stand a chance against Kasich or Cruz in the general election?

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Wonderland

I don't get it

So people try to accuse her of being racist towards blacks with this quote. She called gang members "super predators" and said they needed to be "brought to heel". The problem with that is, back on the 90s many youth gang members were black and brown people so people today accuse her of using coded language to insult minorities when in rally she was only referring to gang members regardless of color

The Young Turks can say they have the full context but they really don't. They didn't explain that in the 90s crime was rampant and the bill lowered rates logarithmically. It did a lot of good but people wanna focus on the bad only. And then we have supporters of other presidential candidates (usually Bernie supporters) saying minorities shouldn't be supporting her because of these quotes, her defense of the crime bill, and the response to a BLM kid who brought the quote to her attention.

[Radiance]

Tom Perez deflecting questions about VP. I seriously think he may be the one; even more likely than Castro tbh.

[Butters]

Kinda interesting http://www.cbsnews.com/news/election...n-focus-group/

[RatedG²]

Still find it hilarious Sanders wants to use superdelegates to win but said that if Clinton uses superdelegates to get the nomination people would revolt. Super hilarious

Anyway I read an article that said Sanders team is hopeful he'll crush her, by huge margins, in places like AZ and NY and after he beats her in the upcoming 8 contests the superdelegates will switch from her to him. Completely disregarding the fact that supers don't normally switch, he clearly hasn't looked at the NY polls released that shows him down by about 50 or didn't look at the statistics of early voting in AZ

Early voting stats in AZ

601,000 early ballots asked for in the democratic primary

262,547 were returned

121,347 of ballots were people 65 and over (about 46%)

75,504 of ballots were people between 50-64 (about 29%). Total of 75% are 50 and over which tends to lean Clinton (so far) in the primary

18,842 ballots were between ages of 25-34 (about 7%). Depending on the state they pretty much do equally well with this group, maybe leans slightly to Sanders

8,959 ballots between 18-24 (3%). Leans Sanders

An estimated 38,000 or so not processed yet.

Early voting is estimated to be 50% of total votes for this primary (like in FL).

Like...I just wonder what planet his campaign is on

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Butters

Kinda interesting http://www.cbsnews.com/news/election...n-focus-group/

I'm sick of the Benghazi bull s***. Everybody makes mistakes and for people to continue to bully Hillary for it is wrong. She's probably spent nights crying and upset about what happened. You don't have to constantly remind her of it either--especially after she testified for 7 f****** hours. God.

[foxaylove]

Hillary - 71%
Bernie - 23%

In the Democratic primary, Clinton is ahead of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders by 48 points, taking 71% of the vote to Sanders’s 23%. The former Secretary of State holds a massive advantage in key demographic groups, including men (66% to 29%), women (73% to 20%), African Americans (72% to 22%) and Hispanics (85% to 8%). Younger voters, ages 18-34, favor Sanders, but by a slimmer margin (53% to 40%) than in many primary states. Among all other age groups, Clinton dominates, leading by 45 points (ages 35-54), 50 points (ages 55-74), and 67 points (ages 75+). Clinton and Sanders have similar favorability numbers with likely Democratic primary voters. Her
favorable/unfavorable ratio is 82%/15% (+67); his is 63%/26% (+37). However Clinton garners far more loyalty: 85% of those who view her favorably plan to vote for her in the primary, while only 31% who have a favorable view of Sanders intend to vote for him.

Emerson

[alexanderao]

From the same Emerson poll:

NY
Trump 64
Cruz 12
Kasich 1

And a new poll in AZ from Merrill:

Trump 31
Cruz 19
Kasich 10

[Nathan's Nicely]

I'm officially registered to vote this is something I've always looked forward to being apart of, as soon as I would become an adult

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Nathan's Nicely

I'm officially registered to vote this is something I've always looked forward to being apart of, as soon as I would become an adult

I remember my first time voting. It was 2008, I voted for Obama ha impact and against Prop 8, but it still passed