It’s Time for Hillary Clinton to Concede the Democratic Nomination to Bernie Sanders

a reply to: amazing

Really that was a strange statement, maybe u/OpenMindedRealist is a mass murderer, killing all his liberal associations.

They're dropping like fies!

Sanders will be even more deceptive than Obama! you will see..

a reply to: MotherMayEye

I was unaffiliated until Saturday the 26th, now I have a big D by my name. ):

And the US of A lacks a Pirate Party member running for president, it is a conspiracy, it's all a corporate conspiracy, I am telling you!

a reply to: Substracto

Ho hummm....

a reply to: AlaskanDad

I'm on board with that!

Bernie Sanders is the only candidate we can not dismantle information wise. Nothing can be slapped on him at all. Hillary Clinton? Her rap sheet for dodging and weaving her way into the political parties is something I despise of.

I do not understand how people can support such a topsy turney candidate. She's against things, for things, changes heart, mind, body, soul, morals, and speeches. All in an effort to get you to vote for her. She imitates the image of politicians we have seen come and go in the stereotypical fashion.

I think it is about overdue that we have a period of time where a president who doesn't flip his, or her skirt, for anyone but the middle class for a while.

The main reason why I gave up chasing my dreams was due to the fact that it bears too much responsibility. More or so than it is truly worth, and at the same time completely unfair.

I only match up 88% with Bernie Sanders and 72% with Hillary Clinton. Surprisingly enough Trump is third place at 70% with my views.

It is one of the main reasons why I refused college back in the day and continue to do so even now. But if Bernie Sanders wins I will finally have a new dream to pursue. But of anyone else gets elected I will just continue doing what o have been doing for the past 18 years of my life.

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: JohnSmith77

I have visited Norway, and other places as well. Canada and Australia also practice the kind of socialism that he's talking about. Those big enough for ya?
It WORKS.

Don't be a disinfo guy.

The population of canada is roughly 12% of the population of the US. Canada has a larger land mass, much more fresh water and timber as well as other mineral natural resources. We may even have more oil and natural gas in the ground. So, you were saying?

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: bobs_uruncle

I was saying that it works.
And it does.

a reply to: AlaskanDad

Hell yeah. I can live with the poverty of Sanders if it means the injustice of an out of control leader like Clinton ends.

I didn't know that Time Warner owns CNN. That would explain why CNN just poo-poohed away the importance of Bernie's victories this past weekend. (CNN said that Hawaii is mostly white, which is why Bernie won. WRONG! Hawaii is not mostly white.) Time Warner is openly for HIllary. Naturally, their CNN puppet has to be for HIllary too.

a reply to: tadaman

I can live with the poverty of Sanders if it means the injustice of an out of control leader like Clinton ends.

That's good to hear.
Thought you were a Trump guy. Maybe I'm mistaken.....

a reply to: BuzzyWigs

I am

I am just guided by the issues, not the popularity contest.

Sanders like Trump wants to end establishment policies and things like free trade. Audit the fed, reform immigration to favor US jobs.

Like I said I can live with it. My vote is Trumps though.

The two are very compatible. If Sanders loses the nomination I wouldnt be surprised if his base switches over to Trump. They are intelligent and see beyond looks and mannerisms.

They see policy and effect.

a reply to: tadaman

Okay, I can relate to that.
Thanks for your response.

I got lost reading about the AZ voter suppression trial, omg it was amazing:

00:23:44 - ## Secretary of State ## - Michelle Regan

mysterious computer voter registration changes not hearsay, "we know it happened."

source

WOW!

Two voters arrested! one on this video

This thread at reddit is pretty good!

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: bobs_uruncle

I was saying that it works.
And it does.

No, Canada's population is much smaller. Our per capita asset value in national natural resources is probably 30 to 50 times that of the per capita asset value in the US. There's a great deal of difference there. Our last PM, Harpernista, was having a "fire sale" in order to keep up with the costs of social programs as well as the cost of the IMF interest on previous social programs, so no it doesn't work. It will catch up with us later than it would if a comparable system was in place in the US, key word there is later.

Socialism is the retarded sister of marxism and both are the spawn of the parent, communism.

The only problems in the US are predatory capitalism (fraud/bribery), lobbying (bribery/graft) and private central banking controlled by foreign nationals (fraud, bribery and treason). A strong president (hopefully bulletproof because we know how this works) could fix the damage done and I really hope you get Trump. He'll fix it or destroy it, at least the government won't remain the static corrupt turd that it has been since at least Johnson.

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: Sremmos80

You mean that Marco Rubio who was with McCain in Libya?

originally posted by: tadaman
a reply to: BuzzyWigs

I am

I am just guided by the issues, not the popularity contest.

Sanders like Trump wants to end establishment policies and things like free trade. Audit the fed, reform immigration to favor US jobs.

Like I said I can live with it. My vote is Trumps though.

The two are very compatible. If Sanders loses the nomination I wouldnt be surprised if his base switches over to Trump. They are intelligent and see beyond looks and mannerisms.

They see policy and effect.

Man, I feel the exact same way, just a Bernie supporter but will back Trump if he doesn't get the nomination. I actually spent a couple hours watching Trumps debates and rally's. I gotta admit the man says a lot that I can relate with.

Hillary is unelectable but will win the nomination because she is the establishments' candidate of choice, and indeed the perfect candidate to push the powers that be agenda. No beliefs, no strongly held convictions, no positions that can't be changed at a whim. The perfect puppet.

A Trump vs. Sanders election would be best, as there would be no establishment candidate.

originally posted by: TaleDawn
a reply to: Sremmos80

You mean that Marco Rubio who was with McCain in Libya?

what Marco Rubio in Libya?

originally posted by: BuzzyWigs
a reply to: JohnSmith77

I have visited Norway, and other places as well. Canada and Australia also practice the kind of socialism that he's talking about. Those big enough for ya?
It WORKS.

Don't be a disinfo guy.

Oh...sorry man but;

Canada's population is less than 10 million more than Texas
Australia is about 5 million less.

So, no...not big enough.