[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

ahhh Hillary sure dragged Bernie here

[HeyMr.DJ]

Not Kasich saying "yesterday when brussels happened" I knew what to say... Really sis? I swear, the republican candidates are just disgusting. No redeeming qualities.

[Sean 97]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

ahhh Hillary sure dragged Bernie here

sis what even

[LuLuDrops]

Please tell me there are really GOPers who will jump ship to Hillary if Trump is picked. These stories of his rallies scare me and California could become the worst scene of rioting in the near future

[HeyMr.DJ]

Don Lemon is honestly the hottest human being.....

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Istan4R

I don't think independents and republicans are too happy with Obama right now, especially after yesterday

They don't like him at all. That's not going to change. His approval rating is 51 right now. He's good, and it's going to get better when he's about to leave office. The "nostalgia" will kick in.

He's in a good place with Democrats, and with him on the campaign trail he will get them energized and informed. We honestly don't need Bernie as much as some claim.

[foxaylove]

Originally posted by Clump

These people are so freaking ridiculous. They're showing just how much they don't know about politics. The DNC and Hillary had nothing to do with the reduction of Arizona's polling sites, the state and local government of Arizona are responsible. State and local governments run the primary elections, while caucuses are private events that are directly run by the political parties themselves.

[revel8]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

Wait ... So the 200 polling stations that article was referring to was in regards to 2012's presidential election. LordT

Yes. So I don't know if the comparison makes sense. Surely better to compare with last Primary, no?

State Sen. Martin Quezada, who endorsed the Vermont senator, pointed out that there were only 60 polling locations in Maricopa County compared to the last presidential election where there were 200.

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/0...arizona-221163

I don't know how they organise polling in Primary voting. Do the Democrats and Republican voters have to share the same polling stations? For some reason, I envisaged them having separate ones for the Primary voting but obviously using the sames ones in Presidential elections. I don't know if that is the case.

[alexanderao]

^ Polling places are shared in both primaries and the general election.

[Ramcoro]

So, all of you supporting a candidate who's against free trade agreements and for bringing back American manufacturing jobs, do you go out of your way to buy American-made products the rest of the year? If you retweet your candidate every time they say China is eating us alive, are you doing it on your Chinese-made iPhone? If you're enraged by illegal immigrants, do you avoid buying the cheap produce picked with their labor? If you're terrified of international socialism, do you buy Citgo gas? Or even know what I'm referring to?



Do you progressives avoid doing business with corporations with poor environmental or workplace safety records? Do you take public transportation even when a car is available, to minimize your carbon footprint? Do you make sure to only buy products made with union labor, from retail outlets that pay their employees a living wage? When you hear about billionaires or corporations donating to anti-gay causes, do you go out of your way to avoid doing business with their brands, or even find out what those brands are?

This is a really good article, with some funny points. This pretty much sums up my thoughts on the election.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by alexanderao

^ Polling places are shared in both primaries and the general election.

Isn't it all organized by the Secretary of State (of that specific state) too?

[hooky]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

I'm so mixed on Misogynist Sanders still being in the race. While it still brings much needed attention to Hillary, it's time for the Democratic party to FULLY unite around Clinton (as has been slowly happening the past couple months).

How is Bernie misogynistic? Hopefully not because he's running against a woman

If you have a real reason (and a source) to call him misogynistic, then I'd like to see it.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by hooky

How is Bernie misogynistic? Hopefully not because he's running against a woman

If you have a real reason (and a source) to call him misogynistic, then I'd like to see it.

I'm pretty sure he's talking about that piece that Bernie wrote decades ago saying that women like to fantasize about being gang raped by men.

Although it was taking out of context.

[hooky]

Originally posted by King Maxx

I'm pretty sure he's talking about that piece that Bernie wrote decades ago saying that women like to fantasize about being gang raped by men.

Although it was taking out of context.

Oh right, that.

People do change their views on things over time, and that's not a bad thing. We all know Hillary changed her mind on same-sex marriage.

[Skywalker]

Originally posted by King Maxx

I'm pretty sure he's talking about that piece that Bernie wrote decades ago saying that women like to fantasize about being gang raped by men.

Although it was taking out of context.

What is this?

[hooky]

Trump will win the election if there's more terrorist attacks before, especially just weeks or days before.

[Delilah.]

Originally posted by hooky

Trump will win the election if there's more terrorist attacks before, especially just weeks or days before.

this is what im fearing too.

as horrible as it is to politicize these attacks they play right into his hands, and im sure he will step up the anti-muslim talk if there are more, especially during the general.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by hooky

Trump will win the election if there's more terrorist attacks before, especially just weeks or days before.

But why? Don't you think Hillary has stronger foreign policy? Trump talks about water boarding and blocking off the country. Hopefully Americans wouldn't actually let that happen. The more we isolate isis, the larger isis will become.

[Reza]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

And he's only relevant on the Internet; that hasn't nor will it translate into votes.

im sorry i just dont agree

[Temporal]

Could you imagine how much the election would be shook up by a major terrorist attack that took place on US soil in November? Whew, the polarization would be INSANE.