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I'm a politics junkie, I tend to watch all the debates of both major parties.
Anybody else going to be watching?
Anybody else going to be watching?
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Get StartedWow. I'm watching the pre-debate coverage on CNN and John King just said that Bernie Sanders is actually popular among second amendment advocates and the NRA.
I didn't watch, but I see all the talk about Sanders.
I can't believe it's come to this. The republicans are in such a sorry state, I'm ready to vote for an actual socialist, or a democratic socialist anyway.
Bought and paid for by Uncle Ted Turner.
the fix is in, and they don't even care to be discreet about it.
the crazy thing is, Sanders has been fundraising really well, almost catching up to Billary. his campaign should be able to compete in this race for the long haul. I guess this means they'll have to find other ways to de-rail his campaign, besides a media blackout.
the SNL skit mocking the Democratic party debate was pretty funny (Larry David as Bernie Sanders was great), but I don't know where they're getting the idea he's only angling to be Billary's running mate. I don't think he's interested in that.
Bernie VP doesn't even make sense from the traditional campaign role, to bring in more voters from a certain political spectrum and/or region.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say a vast majority of Bernie supporters don't want a Republican president, they would probably hold their nose and vote for Hillary regardless. Aside from NH, that region is pretty blue already, hardly any swing states (if any).
The only advantage she would gain is a few more votes from Bernie supporters that either would've stayed home or voted 3rd party.
I think the Democratic party establishment is concerned... the thinking was if they got every other centrist dem to step aside, and kept Elizabeth Warren out, Billary could walk comfortably to the nom. But they failed to appreciate just how disliked she is, by just about everyone, regardless of their political views.
I think the Democratic party establishment is concerned... the thinking was if they got every other centrist dem to step aside, and kept Elizabeth Warren out, Billary could walk comfortably to the nom. But they failed to appreciate just how disliked she is, by just about everyone, regardless of their political views.
It's a little unsettling to see how some media sources are pushing Hillary's campaign, especially the conflicting opinions on the first debate between network talking heads and forums of actual voters. Almost feels like a WWE storyline. Add in the issues with DWS limiting the number of debates, it all feels a bit off, perception and reality aren't matching. It seems the DNC is/was more concerned with backing Hillary than supporting healthy debate and letting the people decide. Banking on people voting for her because she's not a Republican.
I could be totally off, but something doesn't feel right in this Democrat primary.
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