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Defecation hitting the oscillator now.  The party of tolerance using Bernie's faith against him. 

Bernie said this the whole time and the DNC denied it.  I really hope Bernie makes note of this during the convention.  

https://www.cnn.com/2016/07/22/politics/dnc-wikileaks-emails/index.html
 
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I think he will but he will still throw his support to Hillary.
 
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DWS is simply taking the fall for the Clinton Machine 
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The 2 latest email scandals involving HRC and the Dems, and the media's attempt to deflect the obvious, which is that HRC is incredibly corrupt, is almost offensive to the senses.

Before you libs start yelling at me, try to understand that I am not a fan of Trump in any, way, shape or form. But if liberals can't see just how rigged, crooked, and corrupt our political system is, and that HRC is one of the chief players in that crookedness, then the problem is more about the people than it is about the politicians.

As a voter, I might have to hang my hat on the simple fact that Trump is not a politician 
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Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:

I think he will but he will still throw his support to Hillary.

Unlike ted who was butthurt. They both realize that trump is still the enemy so to speak.

 
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You do not have to be a politician to be POTUS. The DC cabal will come down if Trump is elected.
 
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How she is still the chair is beyond me. I'm no Sanders (nor HRC) fan but the way he was treated was horrific. If you think about it, Trump was similarly treated at the start but still managed to prevail. The democratic process thus worked better for the Repubs than Dems this round.

I do think Sanders will address it at the DNC but still support HRC steadfastly. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:

The 2 latest email scandals involving HRC and the Dems, and the media's attempt to deflect the obvious, which is that HRC is incredibly corrupt, is almost offensive to the senses.

Before you libs start yelling at me, try to understand that I am not a fan of Trump in any, way, shape or form. But if liberals can't see just how rigged, crooked, and corrupt our political system is, and that HRC is one of the chief players in that crookedness, then the problem is more about the people than it is about the politicians.

As a voter, I might have to hang my hat on the simple fact that Trump is not a politician 

While I won't yell at you but I will question you on corruption and your thoughts on trump being named as the defendant in aprox. 1300 lawsuits, past and pending. How is he any less corrupt than Hillary? If corruption bothers you that much, vote Johnson.

 
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I'd rather see him start a movement to open it up and try to win for himself.

Just firing the microphone isnt enough, what happened to Sanders is absurd and if he were really the person he claimed to be he would not still support Clinton, it is VERY likely they were behind all of this and should not be let off the hook.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:

While I won't yell at you but I will question you on corruption and your thoughts on trump being named as the defendant in aprox. 1300 lawsuits, past and pending. How is he any less corrupt than Hillary? If corruption bothers you that much, vote Johnson.


It is a fact that businessmen get sued regularly.
I myself have been self employed for 34 years, and have been sued a number of times simply because ....... I owned my own business.
I won't waste space detailing the suits, but they were all bogus attempts by individuals trying to milk money from my insurer.

I would argue that lawsuits seeking money are no more an indication of wrong doing, then they are an indication of a persons success.

So your question is "how is he (Trump) any less corrupt than Hillary?
I think the facts speak for themselves. Not to mention that a corrupt businessman (if Trump is in fact corrupt) is less likely to harm the country than a corrupt politician. 

Your closing line of "if corruption bothers you that much ..."
Is that your best argument for HRC?
That I shouldn't be bothered by political corruption? 
Rhetorical question 

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DNC Vice Chair Donna Brazile will serve as interim chair through the election, it was announced Sunday. As Donna Brazile takes over for Debbie Wasserman Schultz as head of the Democratic National Committee, CNN has announced it will suspend her contributor agreement with the network.

Wait she is a CNN political commentator and working for the DNC
all this time, and that was ok with CNN?

Boy oh Boy the Dems have a mess on their hands...Now we find out that the new interim DNC chair, Donna Brazile, is also involved in the emails released by WikiLeaks. Brazile stated in an email that she wanted to 'cuss out the Sanders camp' for asking for fair and equal representation from the DNC and in another email Brazile  calls Bernie stupid ...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SarasotaSlim:

 
Brazile stated in an email that she wanted to 'cuss out the Sanders camp' for asking for fair and equal representation from the DNC and in another email Brazile  calls Bernie stupid ...

Brazil sounds like the perfect fit for head of the DNC.

"CNN will suspend her contributor agreement" 
I'm sure they will replace her with another equally objective contributor, such as a Michael Moore 
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o-o-o-o-o-o   Man things are moving fast ....,Rep. Marcia Fudge of Ohio will serve as chair of the Democratic National Convention this week in Philadelphia after a vote...Fudge issued a statement Sunday thanking Hillary Clinton for recommending her to the position...

How's dem apples Bernie  ?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:


It is a fact that businessmen get sued regularly.
I myself have been self employed for 34 years, and have been sued a number of times simply because ....... I owned my own business.
I won't waste space detailing the suits, but they were all bogus attempts by individuals trying to milk money from my insurer.

I would argue that lawsuits seeking money are no more an indication of wrong doing, then they are an indication of a persons success.

So your question is "how is he (Trump) any less corrupt than Hillary?
I think the facts speak for themselves. Not to mention that a corrupt businessman (if Trump is in fact corrupt) is less likely to harm the country than a corrupt politician. 

Your closing line of "if corruption bothers you that much ..."
Is that your best argument for HRC?
That I shouldn't be bothered by political corruption? 
Rhetorical question 

I guess if you can't see the corruption in trump then vote for him. As for me making a case for Hillary that wasn't my intention. My intention was making a case for hypocrisy. If you look at my posts I doubt you will find that I ever said anything about supporting or voting for Hillary.

 
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Marcia Fudge endorsed Hillary Clinton during the primary last February..... Fudge said in March, “If Bernie Sanders were a real Democrat and not really an Independent trying to be a Democrat, he would allow us to pull together and coalesce around our candidate.”

Hear that Bernie supporters... the DNC looks at you guys as not real Democrats show them that they are right join the Trump movement..
 
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Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:

I guess if you can't see the corruption in trump then vote for him. As for me making a case for Hillary that wasn't my intention. My intention was making a case for hypocrisy. If you look at my posts I doubt you will find that I ever said anything about supporting or voting for Hillary.


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You mean that HRC was the heir apparent to the dem throne? I can't believe that with that strong field she ran against, wasn't it 16, 17 or 1 guy she actually ran against? And Sanders was actually to be no threat at all and look at what we have here. No corruption here. 

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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

I'd rather see him start a movement to open it up and try to win for himself.

Just firing the microphone isnt enough, what happened to Sanders is absurd and if he were really the person he claimed to be he would not still support Clinton, it is VERY likely they were behind all of this and should not be let off the hook.


I agree with what you're saying Wall but Bernie will do what he has to do. He will not let trump win because he sees the danger in a trump administration.

 
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Impropriety vs your opponent = admirable trait
Impropriety inside your own tent = tactical flaw of character 

Hillary was pre-wrapped with two bows preserved for delivery.

When you adhere to the idea 'the end justifies the means' you'll do what you got to do to WIN.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:

I agree with what you're saying Wall but Bernie will do what he has to do. He will not let trump win because he sees the danger in a trump administration.


I'd love to hear a cogent answer as to why Trump is the danger and the one who sells political favors to the highest bidder is the lessor of the two.

I'm all ears on this one. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:

I agree with what you're saying Wall but Bernie will do what he has to do. He will not let trump win because he sees the danger in a trump administration.



Maybe Bernie won't, but his supporters are something different. I herd on C-Span that Bernie people are talking of walking out of Prez and VP acceptance speeches..or turning their backs on them when they speak....Better yet Bernie supporters,, how about chanting "lock her up " if you really want to make a point..lmao


 
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Quote Originally Posted by darkhorse12:

I agree with what you're saying Wall but Bernie will do what he has to do. He will not let trump win because he sees the danger in a trump administration.


I think Sanders beats Trump, maybe even by more than Clinton. I think the voter base for Sanders is more active and will come out to vote much more than the "worser of two evils" candidates we have right now.
 
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Come on Wall, you don't really believe that a old Socialist kook could beat anyone on the Republican side? Get real, he looks good because he's running against a corrupt, lying, old hag... If what you say is true that more would vote for him then I guess the brainwashing of the USA is complete. It might be close, but I don't think so... 

Could the Democratic party be any more corrupt? Maybe we are Mexico, corrupt government, bought and paid for. The public morons outnumber people that work for a living and want a limited government, or the "Bernie supporters" that want free college, free healthcare, $15 minimum wages... Who's going to pay for this? Oh that's right the 90% tax bracket...
 
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Denying Bernie supporters a victory and rubbing their face in it.

Clinton says that Wasserman Schultz will serve as honorary chair of her campaign’s 50-state program to help elect Democrats around the country.

Crooked Hillary teams up with crooked Debbie..they mqke a good pair.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Killer_B:

Come on Wall, you don't really believe that a old Socialist kook could beat anyone on the Republican side? Get real, he looks good because he's running against a corrupt, lying, old hag... If what you say is true that more would vote for him then I guess the brainwashing of the USA is complete. It might be close, but I don't think so... 

Could the Democratic party be any more corrupt? Maybe we are Mexico, corrupt government, bought and paid for. The public morons outnumber people that work for a living and want a limited government, or the "Bernie supporters" that want free college, free healthcare, $15 minimum wages... Who's going to pay for this? Oh that's right the 90% tax bracket...

What I said is that Bernie supporters are more active and he woul get a higher voter turnout than the Clinton "best of two horrible choices" will.


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