clinton vs. sanders your vote? — Page 75

You're supporting someone who supported DOMA and her husband was the guy that put it into legislation. Bad gay! bad gay.

tazber said: "Sanders is the only way to go if you want to lose in the general election."

Every single poll indicates otherwise.

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Feminism, WOW!!

http://freebeacon.com/politics/hillary-clintons-war-on-women/

Fact check, wow!

http://www.factcheck.org/2015/04/gender-pay-gap-in-clintons-senate-office/

Don't think this attack is fair at all, or any of the other attacks, or the fact that she changes her position like the wind, or this e-mail nonsense, or these bank donations, and speeches, they mean nothing. This is who we are to get the Supreme Court back, sad.

Madeleine Albright is a classy woman.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/13/opinion/madeleine-albright-my-undiplomatic-moment.html?_r=0

Superdelegates do not = "rigged." They can change their minds--and routinely have in the past.

IMO everyone that is so vocal and upset about the electoral and popular system, well you must have a short memory. Let's remember what happened to Al Gore v Bush...popular vote ?? If Congress wanted to change it, it may have done it by now.

I also think that the call for change in this frenzied matter is a dream (or nightmare) that millions of people have been hoping for. Just look at what happened when "Occupy Wall Street" was all the rage...for about one month. Millions clamored for changes, some adamantly, some defiantly...did anything change? It became the "flavor of the month".

That's what happening with Sanders and Trump. Neither one of them has produced any kind of formal plan or budget. They are riding this popularity on the hopes and dreams of how much people want change. It's a reality show that people don't want it to end. If Sanders has been in Congress for so long, how could he not be an "insider" and know how Washington works? As for Trump, well, the White House would be a step down from a Golden Apartment in New York City.

I can't believe what could happen if one of these guys is elected. People would wake up the next day and real reality would finally wake them up.

Whatever you think about Clinton (or other politicians) changing her position on topics and policies, that's only been going on since 1776. She is still the best qualified and experienced person that I want as my President.

PalJoey, I forgot about this thread but in relation to your comment below, I have to agree with HorseTears' response to yours. The reason I feel compelled to dig this grave up is because I find the
tone of your post a bit condescending, and I appreciate their focus on the actual issue..''

EDIT: I see the NYTimes article on Madeleine Albright on this issue anyway. Good response.

(His post) "That's the thing that's so puzzling and frustrating, PJ. Hillary does have the record to backup her claims of being one of the strongest advocates for women's rights in modern US history. So, when her campaign and her surrogates go out and try and shame young female voters into supporting Hillary just because she'd break the glass ceiling on the White House it reads as an out-of-touch scolding from elderly women. Hillary's already got the support of older female voters tied up nicely. If this is her way of reaching out to younger female voters, I'm highly skeptical of its effectiveness. Again, not a critique of Hillary's actual record on women's rights, but on her current campaign strategy. "

(Your Post) "No. But her lifelong devotion to championing women's rights--economically, socially and politically--does make her the better choice for female voters as well as male voters.

But you don't care about any of that. You just want to get sooooooooooo angry.

(And besides, you don't live here anyway, do you?)"

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Updated On: 2/15/16 at 10:48 AM

Namo, you're a strange one. You criticize me for making it all about me. Yet, you're involved in most of the threads in this entire board. How am I making that all about me, because I lend my thoughts to a couple of political boards that I care about?

Sometimes I wonder how Hillary and Bernie would have polled back in 1984 during this early stretch of the race while Reagan was the incumbent POTUS. Times were so different then. The Mondale-Ferraro ticket was a non-starter. It was my first time voting.