Sanders and Clinton will be on the same CNN stage tonight, but no debating! Thanks, DNC. (edited)

originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: introvert

Your right it is.
She could make it all go away with a poor judgement comment but for some reason she just won't.


Funny moment with the president question. Sorry Obama before sorry bill was interesting.
She did OK but if that is her best I think Bernie will kill her.

The talking heads are already praising Hillary. I expect a surge in Clinton's numbers and it will be a nail-biter on Monday.

I like the town hall opportunities... gives the viewers a closer look at each candidate, and a better overview of who they are..

Sanders, did well, I liked a lot of what he presented, though I cringe at the thought of a bigger federal government, I also can't see how any of his visions could be implemented...

O'Malley, did well, he came across as the most polished of the 3, I liked his ideas on moving the nation forward by embracing the potential economic opportunities with a strong effort to become more efficient with new energy solutions... 2050 as the goal for clean energy independence is reasonable to me, I may not be here, but my children and grandchildren will, I hope it's better for them..

Clinton, it might be my personal disdain for anything Clinton, but she represents all that is wrong in our nation's capital..
Since I cannot say anything nice, I will just end it here.

Hillary didn't cough.



But, seriously, she looked rested and energetic and stood the whole time and spoke enthusiastically and forcefully. If she has health issues, they didn't show tonight.

Anyone think Clinton embracing Obama so publically will hurt her?

originally posted by: shooterbrody
Anyone think Clinton embracing Obama so publically will hurt her?

Only in the general election. She's kissing up to him right now.....maybe in hopes he will pardon her when it comes time to do so!!

originally posted by: shooterbrody
Anyone think Clinton embracing Obama so publically will hurt her?

Not really even Obama detractors dislike her more than him, and if she learnt any lesson from the last midterm blood bath when the Reps kicked the crap out of the Dems, then she should know that keeping Obama at arms length will hurt her.

originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: Teikiatsu

No.

Yes.

Socialism is the antithesis of America's history and legacy.
Sanders is a self-professed socialist.
Anyone who supports Sanders supports the antithesis of America.
To support an antithesis, you must be opposed to (ie hate) what is it the antithesis of.

Ergo - Sanders supporters hate America's history and legacy.

Sanders supports like what they want to turn America into. Something that is not America.

Deny it all you want, doesn't make it any less true.

a reply to: Teikiatsu

The very basic premise of taxation of the people to provide for common needs/goals is a socialist principle.

The Founders of this country authored a document that allowed for taxation as long as it was represented by works that were not oppressive.

Socialism is as much a part of this country as is capitalism.