clinton vs. sanders your vote? — Page 6

I would love to see who Bernie Sanders appointed to the Supreme Court.

Anyone who says it doesn't matter who is elected just isn't paying attention.

It doesn't matter who is elected because the next appointees will just be part of another massive 'pay-for-play' system. That is what I was eluding to. They're all corrupt cronies... from Roberts to Ginsberg.

Do your research and discover the hidden ties between the Presidents and their SCOTUS appointments; ranging from childhood friends and campaign donation bundlers to personal attorneys and campaign policy advisors. It is not about the qualifications. It's about what they have done for that President in a "former life."

Why, who do you think she'd nominate?

“As for President Obama, I would imagine he’s looking forward to retiring from public life and taking a rest. I know my husband wanted a short break after his eight years in the White House, before starting the Clinton Global Initiative. As for Barack, though, I would of course consider him for the Supreme Court. I believe he would make a great justice, and he’s certainly qualified for the role. No US President has ever gone to the Supreme Court, nor has any individual ever served in all three branches of our government, so it would be unprecedented. But I agree; he’d definitely make for a great Supreme Court Justice, at a time when we need those seats filled with strong independent minds.”

--Hillary Clinton, April 16, 2015

Updated On: 5/5/15 at 05:00 PM

It's almost as if you're trying to disprove the theory that all politicians are exactly the same.

That same NBC poll shows only 23% of respondents find Hillary Clinton trustworthy. That's pretty horrible.

That Daily Beast article made me LOL. It's as if her record doesn't exist. Or as if she's still not taking boatloads of cash from Goldman Sachs.

Updated On: 5/5/15 at 06:03 PM

Damn! I was trimg to be subtle!

Especially on Cinco de Mayo!

Here's something Hillary said yesterday that I like and think she might actually follow through with if she became President.

Hillary Goes Big On Immigration

I can tell absolutely no difference between Ben Carson and Hilary Clinton. When I look at them, I am unable to tell them apart. They are exactly the same.

Hill is more of a Claire Underwood than a Ben Carson.

"That same NBC poll shows only 23% of respondents find Hillary Clinton trustworthy. That's pretty horrible."

Actually, it's not horrible at all. What's horrible is that people find NO politicians trustworthy. But that's been true since, I dunno, the Eisenhower administration.

But you can't look at one line in a poll, because that's just one question, phrased in a certain way. A poll includes a dozen or more questions, intended to get true reactions and not just immediate responses.

If you look at Hillary's positive/negative ratio in that same poll, she breaks even at 42% positive, 42% negative. While that's down from 44/36 before the false charges in the scurrilous book were circulated, she's still way ahead among Democrats, where her score is 81% positive to 6% negative.

That's only 6% of Democrats have a negative opinion of her. They have big mouths and media presence but they're a small minority of voting Democrats. That 81/6 ratio is not very different from before the attack book came out, when it was 82/4.

When you compare that horrible 23% to how people feel about the Republican candidates, it still exceeds their favorable/unfavorable scores:

Marco Rubio: 22% positive, 23% negative

Scott Walker: 15% positive, 17% negative

Rand Paul: 23% positive, 28% negative

Jeb Bush: 23% positive, 36% negative

How did Obama score on the trustworthy question in 2008 when he ran against Hillary?

I wonder what Bernie Sanders numbers on trust will look when more people get to know him.

"That's only 6% of Democrats have a negative opinion of her."

Which is horribly depressing considering her dismal record. Pro NAFTA, pro "welfare reform", in favor of the disasterous 90's crime bill, pro Iraq war, a record of pushing fracking on vunerable countries while she was secretary of State, being in favor of the TPP while she was Secretary of State, and by all accounts being the most hawkish member of the Obama administration.

But too many people think of politics as a team sport in this country and blindly vote for whoever has the right letter after their name. Now matter how horrible of a candidate they may be.

Updated On: 5/6/15 at 11:24 AM