clinton vs. sanders your vote?

1 for Bernie

Updated On: 9/2/15 at 09:00 AM

I would vote for HRC over Sanders. However, I would vote for Warren over both.

Updated On: 4/29/15 at 09:39 AM

I like Sanders, but let's remember that both McCain and Romney were hurt in the general election by having been dragged too far right during the primaries. The Dems don't have a similar track record, but it's important not to fall into that trap.

What will Hillary Clinton do to address income inequality?

Sanders takes the debate to a level where it needs to go. Two or three intelligent candidates makes for good debate, nine or 11 when such luminaries as Bachmann, Perry, etc... are running is a whole different story. The two are incomparable. I would much rather see Ginsberg retire now. I have no confidence in the Dems taking the White House again whomever the nominee is. Voter suppression in the key swing states will probably decide the next election and those states are almost entirely controlled by the Republicans.

Matt Taibbi on why Bernie's run is a great thing for America

As StageManager2 noted, the next president will likely be in a position to appoint multiple Supreme Court justices who will affect the balance of the courts for decades to come. THAT is the most important factor to me. Do you want to see President Scott Walker nominate Ted Cruz to fill RBG's seat?

Thanks Namo.

Hillary's probably going to surprise you on income inequality the way she probably surprised you this morning with her talk about Baltimore and the criminal-justice reform:

"From Ferguson, to Staten Island, to Baltimore, the patterns have become unmistakable and undeniable. Walter Scott shot in the back in Charleston, South Carolina--unarmed, in debt, terrified of spending more time in jail for child support payments he couldn't afford. Tamir Rice shot in a park in Cleveland, Ohio, unarmed and just 12 years old. Eric Garner, choked to death after being stopped for selling cigarettes on the streets of our city. And now Freddie Gray, his spine nearly severed while in police custody."

She called for:

* An end to the era of mass incarceration

* Addressing probation and drug diversion programs

* Increasing support for mental health and drug treatment

* Pursuing alternative punishments for low-level offenders.

* Body cameras given to every police department to increase transparency and accountability in a way that benefits both officers and members of the public

She also said that society should "judge its success by measuring how many families can get ahead and stay ahead," which she said was "a far better measurement than the size of bonuses handed out in downtown office buildings.”

HUFF POST: Hillary Clinton: 'There Is Something Profoundly Wrong' In Our Criminal Justice System

Millennials favor Hillary in Harvard Poll:

http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2015-04-29/millennials-favor-hillary-clinton-in-harvard-poll

Clinton, 67, is likely to be among the oldest candidates in the race from either political party. Still, she's overwhelmingly favored among young adults who identified themselves as likely or potential Democratic primary voters, with 47 percent saying they plan to back the former secretary of state.

Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who has repeatedly said she has no intention of running, was picked by 11 percent. Vice President Joe Biden was selected by 8 percent.

No prospective Republican candidate captured more than 10 percent support among that party's likely or potential youth primary voters. More than a third said they are undecided.

Updated On: 4/29/15 at 01:21 PM