I voted for Bernie Sanders on March the 1st for two reasons. 1. I believe that Sanders can be a great President and 2. It took a vote away from Hillary Clinton.
I didn't vote for a republican candidate because if I had, that wouldn't have taken a vote away from Hillary and it wouldn't have helped Bernie's chances of winning the nomination. If I had voted for a republican candidate, it would've only taken a vote away from the other republican candidates.
Because of the allegations that have come out against Hillary Clinton, I know that she isn't trustworthy and shouldn't be elected. But I honestly do believe that Bernie Sanders is trustworthy.
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I voted for Bernie Sanders on March the 1st for two reasons. 1. I believe that Sanders can be a great President and 2. It took a vote away from Hillary Clinton.
I didn't vote for a republican candidate because if I had, that wouldn't have taken a vote away from Hillary and it wouldn't have helped Bernie's chances of winning the nomination. If I had voted for a republican candidate, it would've only taken a vote away from the other republican candidates.
Because of the allegations that have come out against Hillary Clinton, I know that she isn't trustworthy and shouldn't be elected. But I honestly do believe that Bernie Sanders is trustworthy.
Obama talked about "change" and he did the same things in terms of putting wallstreet before Main Street and going across the world to wage war. You would think people would have learned by now.
I'm also interested in hearing how the country will be different if Hillary is president vs sanders.
As a non-partisan independent with no preconceived bias I am critical of all sides and interested to hear your responses
What exactly is it that sanders is going to do?
How exactly is sanders going to be different?
Obama talked about "change" and he did the same things in terms of putting wallstreet before Main Street and going across the world to wage war. You would think people would have learned by now.
I'm also interested in hearing how the country will be different if Hillary is president vs sanders.
As a non-partisan independent with no preconceived bias I am critical of all sides and interested to hear your responses
First of all Randy THANK You for voting. Everyone should. I disagree with point one. I can't see any of the choices from either party being a great president. On point two we agree. In fact I'd vote for you before I'd vote for Hillary. Enough said.
First of all Randy THANK You for voting. Everyone should. I disagree with point one. I can't see any of the choices from either party being a great president. On point two we agree. In fact I'd vote for you before I'd vote for Hillary. Enough said.
Sure, I can understand why people vote for Bernie, especially young people. They are getting shafted by universities and the greed of the unregulated college system in general.
But I don't think he has a chance against Hillary. However, he could/should be her running mate. That would further solidify the Democrats.
Sure, I can understand why people vote for Bernie, especially young people. They are getting shafted by universities and the greed of the unregulated college system in general.
But I don't think he has a chance against Hillary. However, he could/should be her running mate. That would further solidify the Democrats.
Funny how I seem to have dems throw for a loop here.
As a non-partisan independent i am critical of everyone and all sides. So to me I don't hear anything of substance of what Bernie will actually do different than Hillary and honestly based on obamas promises for change I wouldn't trust it.
But I'm eager to see a response to my questions
Funny how the partisan lemmings are so busy with their "circle jerk" trying to stalk and bash me and making up lies like saying I'm not a non-partisan Idependent yet here I am being critical of both sides.
Reality bites for the "circle jerkers"
Funny how I seem to have dems throw for a loop here.
As a non-partisan independent i am critical of everyone and all sides. So to me I don't hear anything of substance of what Bernie will actually do different than Hillary and honestly based on obamas promises for change I wouldn't trust it.
But I'm eager to see a response to my questions
Funny how the partisan lemmings are so busy with their "circle jerk" trying to stalk and bash me and making up lies like saying I'm not a non-partisan Idependent yet here I am being critical of both sides.
Sure, I can understand why people vote for Bernie, especially young people. They are getting shafted by universities and the greed of the unregulated college system in general.
But I don't think he has a chance against Hillary. However, he could/should be her running mate. That would further solidify the Democrats.
Bernie would be better than warren. what worried me is that the failed strategy to insist Obama is a socialist extremist ended up being the boy that cried wolf and people might not be ready or aware of the socialistic ideals of sanders and what they are voting for.
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Sure, I can understand why people vote for Bernie, especially young people. They are getting shafted by universities and the greed of the unregulated college system in general.
But I don't think he has a chance against Hillary. However, he could/should be her running mate. That would further solidify the Democrats.
Bernie would be better than warren. what worried me is that the failed strategy to insist Obama is a socialist extremist ended up being the boy that cried wolf and people might not be ready or aware of the socialistic ideals of sanders and what they are voting for.