[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

Then Trump will run independent and destroy Kasich's chance. The way Trump has been talking about it all makes it sound like he'd be more willing to do this if anyone but Cruz gets the nomination because only Cruz is actually being competitive. Kasich is still doing worse than Rubio...

I seriously doubt it

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Bloo

Didn't she just say he wasn't really a Democrat? Which is true, he's an Independent running as a Democrat.

Yes... Now Brian Fallon has asked Bernie to retract his statement. I think this hurts Bernie much more than it hurts her. She did say that he wasn't a democrat... but thats the truth. Him saying she's not qualified is definitely untrue.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

She implied it, close enough

No she didn't... She just commented that he didn't study enough to answer a question which is objectively true... If you interpret that as him being unprepared for the presidency, that your interpretation, not her implying it.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Marvin

She implied it, close enough

She absolutely did not. Those words never came out of her mouth, For him to say that is absolutely a low. I''m glad people know Hillary didn't say that about him.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

I seriously doubt it

He's threatened the RNC with that multiple times, though.

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by Benzene

They went AWOL after 3/15 and will likely be gone again after 4/26. Like when stans go ghost when their fave debuts with 80k album sales.

HDD thread teas, I totally see it

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

He's threatened the RNC with that multiple times, though.

His entire campaign has basically been all talk and no action though. I don't really believe anything he says

I don't see Trump being the nominee if he continues all the crazy talk. They know they're gonna lose and they can't be that stupid.

[Berries]

This 'he said, she said' stuff is really uninteresting. I think it was a silly thing for Bernie to say and whether Hillary said it or not doesn't change my opinion on her at all. Does this actually change anything for anyone?

[RihRihGirrrl]

Originally posted by Marvin

She implied it, close enough

No she didn't...she rightfully questioned his understanding of his own policies after he was unable to answer some key questions in that inerview

[MiMiLAMb!]

Many talk of the Iraq war like it wasn't a huge consensus in the country at the time to actually go to war.
It's baffling how many war veterans , military officials in any branch
whether its democrat or republican have said that some american's have
simplistic views on diplomacy & war due to are sense of invincibility.
It's many ways of attacking a country without the use of weaponry.
I don't agree with the way bush handled the war with the false pretense of Iraq & Afghanistan
having nukes but they did have chemical weapons on a large scale in both countries with terrorists threatening to use them here.
Airstrikes would of been just fine dealing with the terrorists &
taking out their infrastructure not the large scale ground war bush got us into.
So it's not about just staying out of everything it's about taking actions when it's necessary to protect us
our allies plus countries that maybe dealing with genocide , oppression & even forms of slavery
which is still rampant in parts of the world. I'd rather have a president who uses tough diplomacy ,
necessary military action & builds coalitions
which hillary has proven than to stay on the sidelines & do nothing when atrocities happen overseas.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by Bloo

No she didn't... She just commented that he didn't study enough to answer a question which is objectively true... If you interpret that as him being unprepared for the presidency, that your interpretation, not her implying it.

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

She absolutely did not. Those words never came out of her mouth, For him to say that is absolutely a low. I''m glad people know Hillary didn't say that about him.

Well my interpretation (and Bernie's!) is that she implied it.

Her campaign manager isn't gonna do anything and does he really think someone is gonna apologize because he asked? Of course they're trying to play the victim

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

His entire campaign has basically been all talk and no action though. I don't really believe anything he says

Okay, that's fair.

I don't see Trump being the nominee if he continues all the crazy talk. They know they're gonna lose and they can't be that stupid.

The issue is, they're scared of losing without Trump's supporters and him running third party, and they're scared of even having Trump as their nominee. If he hits the magic number before the convention (which is possible), then he's the nominee. Otherwise, he likely won't be.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Marvin

Well my interpretation (and Bernie's!) is that she implied it.

Her campaign manager isn't gonna do anything and does he really think someone is gonna apologize because he asked? Of course they're trying to play the victim

Bernie flat out said that she directly said that. You can't make an absolutist statement based on your bias interpretation on an "implication" that isn't explicitly there.

[HeyMr.DJ]

Well no offense to Bernie supporters, but he's having a really, really tough week...
1) The Interview and he's lackluster responses
2) The sandyhook/gun saftey issue
3) Saying that the most qualified person in the US to be president "isn't qualified for the job"

I don't see this as good for him. I think all of this will be used against him during the debate for sure.

[Benzene]

Even Kasich has said Hillary is qualified. Bernie doing the GOP's work.

[Bloo]

Originally posted by Benzene

Even Kasich has said Hillary is qualified. Bernie doing the GOP's work.

I may disagree with Kasich on a ton of issues, but I overall like him.

[Marvin]

Originally posted by HeyMr.DJ

Well no offense to Bernie supporters, but he's having a really, really tough week...
1) The Interview and he's lackluster responses
2) The sandyhook/gun saftey issue
3) Saying that the most qualified person in the US to be president "isn't qualified for the job"

I don't see this as good for him. I think all of this will be used against him during the debate for sure.

I love BOLD he is

[HeyMr.DJ]

Originally posted by Bloo

I may disagree with Kasich on a ton of issues, but I overall like him.

He's the only GOP candidate I like.

[MiMiLAMb!]

What are the chances of democrats taking back the senate & can we make gains in the house?
I hope it's not true that bernie isn't even helping fund democrats down the ticket to make gains & take back seats in congress?!

[@michael]

Originally posted by Marvin

Well my interpretation (and Bernie's!) is that she implied it.

Her campaign manager isn't gonna do anything and does he really think someone is gonna apologize because he asked? Of course they're trying to play the victim

You interpreted it that way because deep down that's how YOU feel!