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Trolololol
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That's the sentiment I get from everyone around me. Nobody cares for her but there are no other alternatives. How pathetic to win a Presidency based on this. Yeah he will bully her no doubt. But you're also forgetting the deal breaker, the one person that hasn't been a factor in the primaries and once the gloves comes off and he starts campaigning for her... it's a wrap!
- Dec 23, 2009
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I'd love to see/hear reasoning behind the idea that Sanders supporters aren't going to vote for Hillary if she's the nominee. Really, like one or two good reasons.
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Who wants to take bets on whose troll account this it?
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Nike Jordan
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Ninjahood wants it to be one way...but it's the other way.
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I've never heard of a Sanders supporter disliking Bill. Establishment might be a factor, but I cant see it deterring many Bernie supporters, especially after he (and Barack) endorses Hilldawg.
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Logic doesn't apply it seems.
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Eh let's just say that Bill isn't the most popular politician among more left leaning "progressive" voters...
His trade deals and other policies like the crime bill are still sources of great criticism on that side of the aisle
His trade deals and other policies like the crime bill are still sources of great criticism on that side of the aisle
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Eh let's just say that Bill isn't the most popular politician among more left leaning "progressive" voters...
His trade deals and other policies like the crime bill are still sources of great criticism
NAFTA and the Crime Bill
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C1-18?
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Da return of CL-1B?
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Eh let's just say that Bill isn't the most popular politician among more left leaning "progressive" voters...
His trade deals and other policies like the crime bill are still sources of great criticism on that side of the aisle
Hence da Bernie thorn that doesn't go away.
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I think Trump has a real chance against Hillary, unfortunately.
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As much as I'd love to disregard him,I feel the same way. One big scandal/event and the whole narrative of the election could change and depending on what happens,I could definitely see the strongman which in this case would be Trump, appealing to large portions of the country unfortunately
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Honestly, him competing wouldn't surprise me. I've already prepared myself for my worst possible outcome.
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And da FBI investigation is STILL looming.
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He'll win the conservative states which may give him a good looking total as far as electoral votes. But as far as any of the swing states (FL, OH, PN) that are needed to actually have a chance to win the election, he has no shot.
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