[Adonis]

Originally posted by Gary

None of them are particularity trustworthy but I have watched almost every 2015 Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Carson, Rand Paul and etc. interview. The candidates that appear, so far, to be most genuine and honest are Bernie Sanders, Rand Paul, and Trump.

But i'm leaning towards Bernie and Trump.

!!! Trump and Bernie are my faves. They are the most honest. I am concerned that Bernie has been in congress for so long and has really nothing to show for it other than time served. I am also concerned that Trump can be somewhat abrasive even when he's right. It's not enough to make me not support him but it does concern me. Hillary also doesn't have a record of achievement as far as congress and SOS goes.

[Toxicity.]

People on here supporting Trump a self hating Mexican supporting Trump

I've seen it all

[LadyGagaStan93]

Originally posted by wesleywalrus

The US deserves Trump, and I'm here for it, tbh. He's not a politician, and we need someone like that in office, in my opinion.

Wtf?

Can I have what some of y'all are drinking though?

[Chucko]

Originally posted by Toxicity.

People on here supporting Trump a self hating Mexican supporting Trump

I've seen it all

I am going to call this post...

Blinders, Binders and Boxcars

Let's take a look at 2008 when Romney made a harmless reference when fighting back an attack on war on women when he said, ‘I had binders full of women'. Clearly he was stating he has binders of resumes of qualified women he is willing to hire when the time comes; not that he literally has women in binders. The media went nuts. It was non-stop binders for days...

Fast forward to yesterday and Hillary suggests GOP would support using "boxcars" to remove 11 million in U.S. illegally. WAIT no, not boxcars, she didn't go there did she? Just one day after comparing Republicans to terrorists with regards to women she is now saying they are like Nazis to illegals? Does she have a Stalin and Mao reference up her sleeve for later, one has to wonder.

Luck for her you have blinders. As well as the Liberal Main Stream Media because no one seems to think this is a big deal. Women in binders, huge as Trump would put it, 11 million people being sent away in boxcars, not a peep from the media. The very thought of it is sickening.

Hillary has resorted to fear mongering already and it's not even September. She is giving clips that are going to make great 30 second ads. She is becoming unhinged.

[Mellark]

Donald Trump: Tax the rich more

Source

Poor dat. If he ever gets elected, don't be complaining that you have to pay more taxes.

[Damien M]

Originally posted by Adonis

!!! Trump and Bernie are my faves. They are the most honest. I am concerned that Bernie has been in congress for so long and has really nothing to show for it other than time served. I am also concerned that Trump can be somewhat abrasive even when he's right. It's not enough to make me not support him but it does concern me. Hillary also doesn't have a record of achievement as far as congress and SOS goes.

Hillary has the best resume out of all of them though. Former First Lady, Senator, Secretary of State etc etc. Whether or not she was great at any of them is debatable, but she's the most experienced of the bunch.

I liked Bernie (mostly cuz of his college policies) but he's weak, old and has no leadership skills.

[Adonis]

Originally posted by Damien M

Hillary has the best resume out of all of them though. Former First Lady, Senator, Secretary of State etc etc. Whether or not she was great at any of them is debatable, but she's the most experienced of the bunch.

I liked Bernie (mostly cuz of his college policies) but he's weak, old and has no leadership skills.

Hillary was less relevant as a Senator and SOS and First Lady than Bernie was as just a Senator. I'm sorry but you have to do more than hold titles to get me to vote for you. Hillary wasn't not able to do anything significantly to benefit the american people during her time as First Lady, Senator or SOS. That's just the facts. She's just not as great as people are saying when the rubber meets the road. She's the definition of someone who keeps failing up the chain of command.

Can you point to a single success that can be attributed to Hillary during her time as SOS or Senator or First Lady?

[Dust Clears]

I'm here for Bernie and Hillary as a back up. Gross at some people here supporting Trump lol.

[that G.U.Y.]

I'm perched on Marco Rubio. He might be the GOP's answer to Bernie.

He's young, handsome, and experienced.

I mean they just scream President and first Lady.

[Giselle]

In the fiercest speech of his candidacy so far, Mr. O’Malley condemned his party’s leadership for curtailing the number of primary debates to six and scheduling them at times when few people would see them. (He went even further in a news conference afterward when asked if the party had “rigged” the debate calendar to benefit Mrs. Clinton and lower the visibility of her rivals. “Yes, I think so,” he replied. “Don’t you?”)


Mr. O’Malley’s repeated demand for more debates drew standing ovations from the audience and scowls from the party chairwoman, Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida, seated a few feet away. And if the cheering Democrats were a sign that party members were not ready to coalesce around Mrs. Clinton, the energetic reception for Mr. Sanders — and bursts of applause for his own criticisms of the party — confirmed that unity would have to wait.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/29/us...smtyp=cur&_r=0

[LuLuDrops]

Finally some drama from the other camp

[Chucko]

Originally posted by Damien M

Hillary has the best resume out of all of them though. Former First Lady, Senator, Secretary of State etc etc. Whether or not she was great at any of them is debatable, but she's the most experienced of the bunch.

I liked Bernie (mostly cuz of his college policies) but he's weak, old and has no leadership skills.

Wrong again. Kasich has by far, and more practical hands on experience as a governor and in the private sector.

Years in Congress:
Hillary: 8
Kasich: 18

State Senate:
Hillary : 0
Kasich: 4 - At age 26 youngest ever to elected to the Ohio Senate.

Secretary of State:
Hillary: 4
Kasich: 0

First Lady:
Hillary: 8
Kasich: 0

Governor of a state:
Hillary: 0
Kasich: 5 - Two times elected.

Private Sector:
Hillary: Businesses Dont Create Jobs Just Speaking Fees (Clintons know about speaking fees)
Kasich: 8

So you are essentially completely wrong and I am giving you First Lady as experience for whatever that is worth, I mean seriously. I am also giving the SoS 4 years which she most certainly will not be bragging about during the election.

[Chucko]

Originally posted by Giselle

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/29/us...smtyp=cur&_r=0

What do you think though?

I think he is right.

[Giselle]

Originally posted by Chucko

What do you think though?

I think he is right.

I don't know. I'm not really the conspiracy theorist but I think six is a fair amount.

[Alejandrawrrr]

O'Malley didn't lie

[Chucko]

Originally posted by Giselle

I don't know. I'm not really the conspiracy theorist but I think six is a fair amount.

I don't think it is a conspiracy, I think it was a conscience effort on their part to lower the number of debates from the get go because they didn't expect a need for them. The more their are the messier it can get as well, and who was Hillary exactly going to debate 12 times?

I don't think Martin is saying it was rigged as much as it is being rigged now to protect her and that is where I agree with him, especially if Biden jumps in, what are they going to have no debates with him before Iowa? The Democrats were shortsighted in crowning Hillary right off the bat and 6 debates is way to few should be 10-12. Remember these debates harden the candidates for the general so it's really no favor to Hillary to keep her in a bubble.

[Citrus]

I think Hillary's congressional record is better than Bernie's. His is more akin to that of a leftist version of a Tea Partier in that he was more obstructionist than compromising. Hillary had a much better repertoire with her colleagues and has glowing reviews from Dems and Repubs alike on her time in the Senate.

[Citrus]

Regarding O'Malley, I agree. I think there need to be more debates, and he could be a serious contender if the Democratic debates drew even half as many viewers as the first Republican one.

[Adonis]

Originally posted by Citrus

Regarding O'Malley, I agree. I think there need to be more debates, and he could be a serious contender if the Democratic debates drew even half as many viewers as the first Republican one.

Martin OMalley is more conservative than Hillary and the only reason he is running is because he can't get re-elected in his state.

[that G.U.Y.]

Number of years don't matter.

It's what bills they supported and didn't support that matters. Look into Bernie's past congressional votes for certain bills. He isn't the hero people are making him out to be.