I agree. If anything, he's potentially hurt her for the GE later this year. A lot of democrats really don't like her now and have said they won't vote for her if she wins the nomination.
Disagree. These issues were going to come up regardless in the general race. It's FAR better for her democratic primary opponent to raise them so she can learn how to navigate them and become a stronger, smarter candidate. That way, once she gets to the general, when far far more people are paying attention, she's better equipped to respond to those attacks and they feel like old news and settled issues.
She's losing big on the Liberals (70% of Dem demographics) and Independents, though.
I think she's already seen as a 'moderate' candidate but the rest of the field. Her comments in the primary will come back to bite though.
My fear is that the liberals will stay home in GE if she doesn't pick a Liberal VP.
I really do think Bernie would be a good VP pick for her. Even as a VP nominee Sanders supporters would be willing to support Hillary (the young ones who are becoming increasingly Anti-Hillary all together).
Expect a BIG Rubio push tomorrow. Dems should be worried.
no, this is bad for Rubio.
If this is how the race ends up, Cruz is going to train all of his firepower and super pac money onto Rubio. They only recently released a short clip of Rubio basically parroting Barack Obama that is going to literally kill him in all the states going forward.
If Rubio can place a solid third, Cruz would focus on demolishing Trump, which ultimately helps Rubio.
She's losing big on the Liberals (70% of Dem demographics) and Independents, though.
I think she's already seen as a 'moderate' candidate but the rest of the field. Her comments in the primary will come back to bite though.
My fear is that the liberals will stay home in GE if she doesn't pick a Liberal VP.
A lot of Republicans and independents have always seen Clinton as too liberal. the only people who think she is moderate, imo, are progressives lol, who would never be satisfied.
And honestly, i hope they turn out, but if not, they can blame President Trump or Cruz on themselves just like the liberals for Nader should blame Bush on themselves.
For Clintons VP, I think it has to be a strongly left candidate. Warren (but two women may not be 'electable'), Sanders (but age may be a problem) will be on the shortlist.
People seem to take Castro for granted, but unless the GOP nom is Cruz/Rubio I think Clinton has the Hispanic vote on lock already.
Biggest priority is securing the radical left and the youth that has deserted her.
The young idealists that make up Bernie's base don't have the best record of actually showing up to vote - they're not make or break for Hillary. Plus it's not like they're going to vote for the republican instead.
Reason why he's the best candidate for President
Fiscally conservative economist, but deep down inside he's a very liberal and accepting person. Come through, KING
Yeah, for some reason they're able to call it based on exit polls I guess. They called New Hampshire literally five seconds after the polls closed lmao
so did Hillary win? If so was it a good win or another Iowa situation?
