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Neither are good for black and Latinos.
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- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by rico x hood,
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- Aug 29, 2010
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Jeff Weaver sounding real delusional tonight. Bruh the dems are not gonna switch there pledged delegates. It's really getting embarrasing 
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Anyone but Trump 2016. 
superblytrife
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As far as Hillary goes, what are you basing this off of?
aepps20
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I thought Ninja was from da heights?
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I find it hilarious that Bernie supporters were deluding themselves into thinking they had a shot, this race BEEN done.
- Aug 25, 2012
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This a Serious question ?
superblytrife
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Yes. In the year 2016, what makes her not good, aka "bad" for blacks/latinos?
Not good is bad, correct? Explain to me why she's bad for minorities in 2016.
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Nobody should be surprised at Bernie losing. Independents not registering as Dems was one thing but now I'm just wondering how many ppl were of age and could legally vote in those crowds of 28k 
Talking about you aint gonna vote. It's your own damn fault if you never considered the guy you supporting could lose. Treating this like some fairy tale. This aint March Madness. You wasn't riding the underdog to the finals.
It's just proof a lot of those Bernie supporters are selfish spoiled millennials. The get mad and take their ball home type cats.
Talking about you aint gonna vote. It's your own damn fault if you never considered the guy you supporting could lose. Treating this like some fairy tale. This aint March Madness. You wasn't riding the underdog to the finals.
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Nobody should be surprised at Bernie losing. Independents not registering as Dems was one thing but now I'm just wondering how many ppl were of age and could legally vote in those crowds of 28k.
It's just proof a lot of those Bernie supporters are selfish spoiled millennials. The get mad and take their ball home type cats.
Talking about you aint gonna vote. It's your own damn fault if you never considered the guy you supporting could lose. Treating this like some fairy tale. This aint March Madness. You wasn't riding the underdog to the finals
If Bernie loses, I won't be voting in the general.
Nike Jordan
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The only Jeff Weaver that should be acknowledged:Jeff Weaver sounding real delusional tonight. Bruh the dems are not gonna switch there pledged delegates. It's really getting embarrasing
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What I said probably applies.Nobody should be surprised at Bernie losing. Independents not registering as Dems was one thing but now I'm just wondering how many ppl were of age and could legally vote in those crowds of 28k.
It's just proof a lot of those Bernie supporters are selfish spoiled millennials. The get mad and take their ball home type cats.
Talking about you aint gonna vote. It's your own damn fault if you never considered the guy you supporting could lose. Treating this like some fairy tale. This aint March Madness. You wasn't riding the underdog to the finals
If Bernie loses, I won't be voting in the general.
Might as well not even bother thinking of voting at all from here on out.
This bum completely choked as a Yankee. Complete disappointment :xJeff Weaver sounding real delusional tonight. Bruh the dems are not gonna switch there pledged delegates. It's really getting embarrasing
The only Jeff Weaver that should be acknowledged:
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superblytrife
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Nobody should be surprised at Bernie losing. Independents not registering as Dems was one thing but now I'm just wondering how many ppl were of age and could legally vote in those crowds of 28kIt's just proof a lot of those Bernie supporters are selfish spoiled millennials. The get mad and take their ball home type cats.
Talking about you aint gonna vote. It's your own damn fault if you never considered the guy you supporting could lose. Treating this like some fairy tale. This aint March Madness. You wasn't riding the underdog to the finals.
Yep. Cats willing to risk ******* it up worse for themselves and everyone else simply because their guy lost. Type of dudes who think they're better than other people because they won't compromise their beliefs, even if it means letting a guy like Drumpf take the helm. Ol' can't see the forest for the trees type of dudes. Shameful.
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Hillary won't be THAT BAD, guys.
Definitely the lesser of two evils.
Bernie has a lot of young supports. Young supporters tend to not be so reliable come election time. They come up with every excuse in the book why they didn't vote.
Definitely the lesser of two evils.
Bernie has a lot of young supports. Young supporters tend to not be so reliable come election time. They come up with every excuse in the book why they didn't vote.
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Hillary won't be THAT BAD, guys.
Definitely the lesser of two evils.
Bernie has a lot of young supports. Young supporters tend to not be so reliable come election time. They come up with every excuse in the book why they didn't vote.
Yep.
Same people that wonder why Obama couldn't get much done in the last couple years, are the same ones that don't show up come mid term time.
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-I wanted Bernie to win, clearly not as much as other folk, so I understand people being upset. But to just sat "**** it, I didn't get my way so I'm not voting" is completely missing one of the biggest part of Bernie's message. To stay politically involved and active at all levels of government. That's how real change is made, that's how government gets more responsive to the needs of the people, by applying constant pressure
Not by making one push and stay **** it if you don't get your way.
-Plus, Hillary as president means our judicial branch will become more and more progressive, and SCOTUS will be liberal for the next generation.
If you're a liberal, that is something to get excited about. Plus you can stay active at the state and local level until we get another chance to nominate a progressive.
-Being a democrat/liberal/progressive means being part of a coalition. Sometimes you disagree with certain choices, but you gotta swallow it for the greater good.
And Hillary being the president over Trump is exactly that.
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In a perfect universe, Hillary wins the nomination, Trump wins the nomination. Trump gets screwed at the convention, runs as a third party. Bernie says 'f it I'm 74 years old' rans as well. Bernie wins with the vote being split 4 ways, and Bernie gets 33 percent of the general. A man can dream can't he?....
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Or what will probably happen in that scenario is that no one gets to 270, the Congress gets to decide, and we end up with President Cruz
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This. President not-Donald Trump is the way to go.Anyone but Trump 2016.
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After questioning if Hillary was going to win New York last night it's hard to say if he's really from New York or whether or not he represents the city anymore. I always said if a guy doesn't know what's going on in his home state...is he really from the home state.
That's not to say that young ninja can't redeem himself. He's just going to have to really go above and beyond to proves he's from New York.......that's if he's really from New York of course. The jury is out.
This is the thing about Bernie supporters and why I worry about having Bernie as the nominee. These young people are unreliable voters, they probably wouldn't vote even if Bernie was the nominee. All it takes is a cold rainy election day and Bernie's supporters will stay home and we end up with Trump.
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I can't really get jiggy with the idea of sitting out because your guy isn't in. All that really says to me is that you're comfortable with either candidate if you're willing to let everyone decide without your input, even if it's only one vote.
It's a rude awakening when you realize that most of these elections are just a case of choosing the lesser of two evils.
It's a rude awakening when you realize that most of these elections are just a case of choosing the lesser of two evils.
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I can't rock with the thought of voting for someone you don't like and don't believe in at all just so someone else you don't like doesn't win. I get it but I just don't like it.
But it is what it is.
But it is what it is.
Have you ever voted before? If so, for who in what election(s)?
- Aug 25, 2012
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Have you heard her radio commercials in NY? She is using the mothers/wives of Trayvon, Jordan etc because they were lost to gun violence. Her platform is Bernie voted against harder background checks. But those guys died at the hands of police. Sounds very All lives matter. Deterring from the actual issues to push her own agenda while using black people.
