Anyone who supports a political candidate based solely on the endorsement of a celebrity -- who live a life where they never experience any of an average Americans wants, need, and/or daily struggles -- is truly in need of therapy.
Anyone who supports a political candidate based solely on the endorsement of a celebrity -- who live a life where they never experience any of an average Americans wants, need, and/or daily struggles -- is truly in need of therapy.
Hmm. I don't think anyone does this.
And celebrities weren't always rich, and a lot care about the issues we face as well. ISIS threatens us all. The economy affects their family, etc. Some stars are gay and want to get married and feel protected in this country.
This is what I don't get. Some of Sanders supporters cry foul but in every scenario he would still be losing. The excuses are tired. At this point in the election of 2008 with Clinton and Obama, she was in a much closer race and still dropped out by June. Sanders won't drop out of the Democratic nomination because he is not a democrat. He has no obligations to the party which is both a good and bad thing. It is good because he does what he wants but it's bad because continuing will only waste time and resources that could be used against Trump. The excuses need to stop. You lose, you lose. At the end of the day, Obama was able to beat her as an unknown so she is beatable. The thing he can't accept is that he is not good enough to do so.
Interesting article about Trump winning the White House if he can make voter turnout lower than usual with a nasty campaign. I still believe it'll be Madam President if things carry on the way they are now, but what if Trump does actually pull swing states to his side somehow? It's an ugly thought.
Then again:
She has virtually all minorities as well as women on lock this November, I don't think keeping some at home will drastically change the outcome of this election.
Again, for my sisters in the back: I don't care. The number of Sanders votes who won't support her is exacerbated. Most of them will come around. No, I'm talking about the online loud mouths who create a new trending topic every day. I'm talking about the everyday Americans who voted for him. You people like to act like party loyalty is a foreign concept, but to most people, it is not. Most Democrats will be voting for Hillary. The "Sanders vote" consists of more than anti-establishment millenials who were more likely than not pro-Hillary before this election season came around. You want to be coddled and sorry: I'm not the one to do it. Sanders supporters act like Hillary supporters should walk on egg-shells around them to "win them over". Well again - I'm not the one to do it. You'll either have President Trump or President Clinton (the more likely option) next year. Either way, you'll be pissed and you'll deal. You can not vote, you can write in Bernie, you can support Jill Stein. Doesn't change the reality. Cry about it, hun.
dddddd clock them.
It really is a waste of personal energy to rebel against the current reality.
"I love Demi Lovato, nearly everything, I think she's an amazing talent"
I'm starting to get my hopes up for Demi singing the national anthem on inauguration day (which also happens to be my birthday) - it would be a dream come true.
Someone add this to the Hillary Clinton Lying For 13 Minutes Straight video.
Someone add this to the Hillary Clinton Lying For 13 Minutes Straight video.
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I have an acquaintance at school who was insanely trump for so long and anti Hillary, he's finally kinda coming around He is saying he starting to not like Trump anymore, but he still doesn't like Hillary either.. I don't think he's gonna vote at all. How many republicans feel this way?
Right now, Sanders has 13 superdelegates in states Clinton won, according to CNN's delegate estimate. Sanders aides have told CNN they will not ask superdelegates from those states to back Clinton.
I have an acquaintance at school who was insanely trump for so long and anti Hillary, he's finally kinda coming around He is saying he starting to not like Trump anymore, but he still doesn't like Hillary either.. I don't think he's gonna vote at all. How many republicans feel this way?
I have a Republican friend who was backing Kasich and told me he's probably just not gonna vote now.
I have an acquaintance at school who was insanely trump for so long and anti Hillary, he's finally kinda coming around He is saying he starting to not like Trump anymore, but he still doesn't like Hillary either.. I don't think he's gonna vote at all. How many republicans feel this way?
A lot. But, a sizable portion of Repunlican voters have reported plans on voting for Hillary. I posted the links as citations in a recent post, they'll look like "[1][2]". I'm on my phone so I don't wanna go find them atm.
Let's look at the numbers. 25% of Bernie supporters reported that they would not support Hillary Clinton in the fall. In 2008, 40% of Hillary Clinton's supporters said the same of Barack Obama. Add to it that Hillary is actually attracting Republican, anti-Trump votes [1][2].
Hillary has this. Also, the map favors Democratic nominees anyway. Please provide a reasonable argument as to why Hillary will lose this; I'm sorry, but Hillary does not need radical #BernieOrBust fanatics to win the presidency.
I laugh whenever Trump or Bernie supporters describe themselves as "the silent majority!". There's nothing "silent" or "majority" about either group. They're the compete opposite
When you weigh up social media presence and actual voting numbers, there is one campaign that seems to perfectly fit the term silent majority however
He is saying he starting to not like Trump anymore, but he still doesn't like Hillary either.. I don't think he's gonna vote at all. How many republicans feel this way?
