[downbywednesday]

Lol there's no reason to support Hillary other than loving how things are going.

[Retro]

And yet I raised several valid points that indicate why one might support Hillary, at least over Bernie Sanders.

[Danny789]

Originally posted by downbywednesday

Lol there's no reason to support Hillary other than loving how things are going.

I like her policies
Especially free tuition for public colleges and universities
refinancing student loans
and giving current students jobs instead of a handout

[Giselle]

Americans continue to name Hillary Clinton as the woman living anywhere in the world whom they admire most, and name Barack Obama as the man they admire most. Clinton has held the top women's spot in each of the last 13 years and 17 of the last 18, with that streak interrupted only by first lady Laura Bush in 2001 after the 9/11 terror attacks

http://www.gallup.com/poll/180365/ba...n-admired.aspx

I wonder if all of the e-mail drama will remove her from the top spot.

[Skywalker]

I made my first campaign donation ever tonight. Mrs. Clinton showed that she has the brass and the steel required to weather through any storm, I feel confident backing behind her!

[TikiMiss]

this is how drudge is leading:


I think it's safe to say Repubs and Dems all agree she won if that is the worst thing Drudge could think of

Washington Examiner (Super Right Wing Paper):
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/article/2574747

So a hearing billed as an epic, High Noon-style confrontation — granted, the hype came from the media, not Republican committee members themselves — instead turned out to be a somewhat interesting look at a few limited aspects of the Benghazi affair. In other words, no big deal. And that is very, very good news for Hillary Clinton.

[downbywednesday]

Originally posted by Chanel.

And yet I raised several valid points that indicate why one might support Hillary, at least over Bernie Sanders.

"Valid" yet you spent all day complaining about a GOP witchhunt. The contradiction speaks for itself.

And Hillary does not support free tuition. The smart candidate does.

[Retro]

I got bored so here's some very unstatistical but informative findings.

In analyzing the most recent polls of every state that has polled Democratic primary/caucus voters since June 2015, while removing Biden and Undecided votes where included by dividing figures by the total without those quantities, we find that:

Clinton leads in all 25 of the states used, and Sanders in 0.

Clinton has a share of approximately 2,038 pledged and unpledged delegates from these states combined assuming equal numbers between the primaries and polls; Sanders gets 1,027.

As Clinton has 164 endorsements from superdelegates and Sanders has 2, we can assume these will lead to a vote at the DNC.

Therefore, their potential totals from the 25 states with polls since June are Clinton 2,022 and Sanders 1,029.

A total of 2,594 delegates will be required to secure the nomination during this cycle.

[Retro]

Originally posted by downbywednesday

"Valid" yet you spent all day complaining about a GOP witchhunt. The contradiction speaks for itself.

And Hillary does not support free tuition. The smart candidate does.

Excuse the hell out of me, but how does how I spent my day contradict ANYTHING that I said or affect my views at all?

Let's not talk about how Bernie can't pay for or pass the damn free tuition proposal, no.

[downbywednesday]

Originally posted by Chanel.

Excuse the hell out of me, but how does how I spent my day contradict ANYTHING that I said or affect my views at all?

Let's not talk about how Bernie can't pay for or pass the damn free tuition proposal, no.

"The GOP are out to get Hillary"
"The GOP will work with Hillary"

Like...not that hard.

It won't even cost that much to get free tuition once there's some actual oversight on them and all the bloating in the government is taking care of.

And people said the same damn thing about Obamacare. Looks like Hillary's the one who can't get her ideas passed.

[Retro]

Right, yeah, because we're going to pretend that we don't have a GOP congress (it's just that "Hillary can't get her bills passed lol") and that she's not far more capable of producing and passing bipartisan legislation.

Because that makes far more sense, amirite?

About 90% of Bernie's existence, no matter how much it might make sense to you or I, will be rejected by the majority of he's in office. He'd barely be able to get incremental work done if the Dems don't take back Congress. He'd be as useful as Obama right now or (likely) less.

[Radiance]

If any of you think Sander's plans to get rid of Wall Street will ever pass in Congress you are deluded. No Republican nor moderate Democrat (substantial majority of them) will ever go for that.

[Retro]

Hell, the only way he'd win the general is by being the alternative to the madness and drivel that are Trump and Carson.

[downbywednesday]

Originally posted by Chanel.

Right, yeah, because we're going to pretend that we don't have a GOP congress (it's just that "Hillary can't get her bills passed lol") and that she's not far more capable of producing and passing bipartisan legislation.

Because that makes far more sense, amirite?

About 90% of Bernie's existence, no matter how much it might make sense to you or I, will be rejected by the majority of he's in office. He'd barely be able to get incremental work done if the Dems don't take back Congress. He'd be as useful as Obama right now or (likely) less.

Clearly ignoring that you yourself complained all day that the GOP are out to get Hillary. K.

[downbywednesday]

Originally posted by Radiance

If any of you think Sander's plans to get rid of Wall Street will ever pass in Congress you are deluded. No Republican nor moderate Democrat (substantial majority of them) will ever go for that.

He doesn't want to "get rid of" Wall Street, he wants to reduce its power over politics and the economy

[Retro]

Originally posted by downbywednesday

Clearly ignoring that you yourself complained all day that the GOP are out to get Hillary. K.

And? They're not going to spend every day doing this if she's elected. I'd hope anyone in office by then would have the sense to get over it and try to do their jobs.

If Trey Gowdy is a typical example of a House republican right now, I'd say we're in far worse shape and far less likely to take Sanders legitimately than I first thought.

[Giselle]

Republicans have hated Hillary since her time as First Lady, that didn't stop her from working with them in the Senate.

[LuLuDrops]

Just joking guys and I meant to finish my question with: do they feel the bern? As in do they think she is a little too good?

11 hours The Right disappointed with Gowdy His shining forehead

[TikiMiss]

personally, what I like about the Clintons (and Hillary) is that they are conniving and cunning enough to force Republicans to do their bidding by like sheer magic.

IDK how, but they always manage to survive and turn out stronger than before.

That's why I think Hillary has a much better shot at making her plans happen then Bernie, whose idea for change is to excite people into protests and rallies...because that worked so well for the Occupy Wall Street folks...

[LuLuDrops]

Originally posted by TikiMiss

personally, what I like about the Clintons (and Hillary) is that they are conniving and cunning enough to force Republicans to do their bidding by like sheer magic.

IDK how, but they always manage to survive and turn out stronger than before.

That's why I think Hillary has a much better shot at making her plans happen then Bernie, whose idea for change is to excite people into protests and rallies...because that worked so well for the Occupy Wall Street folks...

Nnn Occupy Wall Street eventually devolving into many smelly tents I remember that