[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

This is fascinating.

I'm so glad that people are waking up to how awful of a candidate Bernie is.

Spilling the scalding hot tea...

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by Marvin

So Bernie is still the most favorable candidate.

Talent always wins.

Favorability isn't helping him win those delegates though.

[RickyH.]

So can someone fill me in on how things would fare in a Clinton vs. Trump election?

*praying Trump doesn't win, right? *

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by RickyH.

So can someone fill me in on how things would fare in a Clinton vs. Trump election?

*praying Trump doesn't win, right? *

I don't see a logical world in which Trump would be president. Hillary has majority of the support from Democrats while many Republicans hate Trump. Hillary has a chance to turn some states blue. She's beating him in general election polls by double digits, and her chances to be president is more than 70% right now I believe according to CNN. I can keep going further, but basically she's winning right now.

[heckinglovato]

Bernie's all-time-low favorabilty numbers still being higher than everyone else and while also being the most favored person in US Congress with an 83% approval rating

He needs to run for the House and become Speaker when Democrats get a majority

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by RickyH.

So can someone fill me in on how things would fare in a Clinton vs. Trump election?

*praying Trump doesn't win, right? *

Trump's been tapping a lot of pent up rage many Americans have so he would do better than Cruz but worse than Kasich who passes off as a moderate (though he's not ).

Trump keeps getting caught into bad audio bites (a politician's worst enemy) now though so he's tanking with women and minorities more each time; the media says it's Hillary's to lose.

[King Maxx]

What's amazing is that people don't generally like Hillary yet she's winning based off experience and electability and her detailed, thought-out plans. That's essentially the role of POTUS.

Brain v Heart indeed. Brain wins again.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

Bernie's all-time-low favorabilty numbers still being higher than everyone else and while also being the most favored person in US Congress with an 83% approval rating

He needs to run for the House and become Speaker when Democrats get a majority

Maybe the good sis Hill will appoint him when she becomes president.. If he behaves

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by King Maxx

What's amazing is that people don't generally like Hillary yet she's winning based off experience and electability and her detailed, thought-out plans. That's essentially the role of POTUS.

Brain v Heart indeed. Brain wins again.

Hillary is doing so well because she has appealed very very well to Southern voters, who handed her the nomination and also gave her a huge ass boost in momentum hence they had the privilege to vote first!

But she deserves this as well and needs to work ha ass off now to Stump the Trump.

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Maybe the good sis Hill will appoint him when she becomes president.. If he behaves

Appoint him as what? I'm talking about wanting him to be in Congress and get a higher position there. He's far more popular than being in her Cabinet, unless it's VP (which it won't be) or SoS.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

Hillary is doing so well because she has appealed very very well to Southern voters, who handed her the nomination and also gave her a huge ass boost in momentum hence they had the privilege to vote first!

But she deserves this as well and needs to work ha ass off now to Stump the Trump.

I'm glad you see the light sis

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

I'm glad you see the light sis :heart:

I've publicly supported both candidates on here. I'm not "seeing the light" - I just view things far beyond my stan-goggles.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

Hillary is doing so well because she has appealed very very well to Southern voters, who handed her the nomination and also gave her a huge ass boost in momentum hence they had the privilege to vote first!

But she deserves this as well and needs to work ha ass off now to Stump the Trump.

This is why I can't talk to Bernie supporters. Southern is just as important as Northern, Eastern, and Western voters which she is also doing either okay or great in. So stop with this stupid ass argument.

No matter who voted first Hillary would've won the nomination because she's the better candidate in the eyes of millions of Democratic voters.

[Skywalker]

Say Trump loses, where does he go from there? Does he try again? Force himself into politics somewhere? Bow out?

[$AVE DAT MONEY]

Originally posted by The Countess

Say Trump loses, where does he go from there? Does he try again? Force himself into politics somewhere? Bow out?

he and his daughter will finally get married. it will sereve adolf and eva teas hopefully!

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by The Countess

Say Trump loses, where does he go from there? Does he try again? Force himself into politics somewhere? Bow out?

I don't think he really wants this. I say he goes back to running his empire. He'll build a Trump Tower on Pennsylvania Ave.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by The Countess

Say Trump loses, where does he go from there? Does he try again? Force himself into politics somewhere? Bow out?

He got tons of promo, not all of it was good but any publicity is good publicity so he'll probably sell books or have shows or something media-related.

[heckinglovato]

Originally posted by King Maxx

This is why I can't talk to Bernie supporters. Southern is just as important as Northern, Eastern, and Western voters which she is also doing either okay or great in. So stop with this stupid ass argument.

I didn't discredit Southern voters or imply she shouldn't be winning because Southerners have handed her the nomination.

I don't agree with Southern voters and I wouldn't live in any Southern state, and no, I love diversity and I would probably live in a very diverse Northern state. I think states with more Democratic representation should have a better say in who gets to be the nominee, but that doesn't mean Clinton's campaign should be discredited to appealing to Southerners.

Now top attacking people left and right.

[Skywalker]

I think it is important for people who will likely never get the chance to have a Democrat official leading them have a big say in the Democratic race. It's the only protection they have and a lot of them can't just up and move.

[King Maxx]

Originally posted by heckinglovato

I didn't discredit Southern voters or imply she shouldn't be winning because Southerners have handed her the nomination.

I don't agree with Southern voters and I wouldn't live in any Southern state, and no, I love diversity and I would probably live in a very diverse Northern state. I think states with more Democratic representation should have a better say in who gets to be the nominee, but that doesn't mean Clinton's campaign should be discredited to appealing to Southerners.

Now top attacking people left and right.

I added another part to my post, and yes you are discrediting the South (which I stay in). I'm glad we finally have made a good ass decision, and not hand the nomination to someone like Benard Sanders. We can go on in more details about her wins vs his, but it's been ran through already multiple times.