Jesus Christ, people actually support Bernie Sanders? The red menace is still doing well, apparently. None of my business, really, but any pick other than Sanders and Stein would be acceptable for the U.S.
He doesn't just hate mexicans he hates us all. back to burning coal?!?!. fuck trump and his hair and his "Hearing" idea's that new energy like solar is creating less "jobs" so we should go back to burning coal and working in mines. aaaand fuck Hilary and her email scandal with doing things she had no proper authority to do and then when told it was at risk she ignored it multiple times not just once and then got hacked.....Why donald Trump hate me and the others mexicans :´)?
By the way... im not american, so, i cant vote...
Thank you. Someone else who sees this.Jesus Christ, people actually support Bernie Sanders? The red menace is still doing well, apparently. None of my business, really, but any pick other than Sanders and Stein would be acceptable for the U.S.
sources for continuously losing to trump and why would bernie win elections if he can't win pre-elections?I #FeelTheBern and will only vote for Bernie Sanders.
If the super delegates are truly serious about wanting to stop Trump, then they will pledge their support to Bernie, because Hillary is continuously losing in recent polls to Trump, whereas Bernie is beating him big time.
Even if Bernie does not win the nomination, he can still run as an independent, or voters could use write-in ballots to vote for him.
Superdelegates aren't going to subvert the popular vote and pledged delegate count to pick Bernie Sanders. I voted for Bernie in the primary, but Hillary won fair and square. Bernie will likely drop out and endorse Hillary in the coming days/weeks.I #FeelTheBern and will only vote for Bernie Sanders.
If the super delegates are truly serious about wanting to stop Trump, then they will pledge their support to Bernie, because Hillary is continuously losing in recent polls to Trump, whereas Bernie is beating him big time.
Even if Bernie does not win the nomination, he can still run as an independent, or voters could use write-in ballots to vote for him.
Then don't bait.I will vote for Trump.I would state my reasons, but I won't waste my time posting them since they will just get hate.
Hillary won because she earned a majority of the popular vote and a majority of the pledged delegates. The Democratic Primary system is designed so that a candidate must get at least some superdelegates to win the nomination (unless a candidate is somehow pulling in ~75% of the vote in every state). Clinton only needs roughly 25% of the superdelegates to support her. If Bernie had gotten the nomination, it would have been because of the superdelegate system subverting the will of the voters.The only reason Hilary has her success is because of the Democratic superdelegate system. The superdelegates committed to Clinton since they're all party insiders and Bernie isn't really a democrat. Hell, half of them committed even before Bernie announced his campaign, so even if he got the actual delegate lead Hilary still has it in the bag. She's also the go-to "not Trump" candidate as most people are too afraid to vote for Bernie due to the US's fear of socialism.
But it's clear that the popular support between them is equal, since their regular delegates are almost even. The super delegates, being important democratic figures, are obviously more likely to go for the party insider is all I'm saying.Hillary won because she earned a majority of the popular vote and a majority of the pledged delegates. The Democratic Primary system is designed so that a candidate must get at least some superdelegates to win the nomination (unless a candidate is somehow pulling in ~75% of the vote in every state). Clinton only needs roughly 25% of the superdelegates to support her. If Bernie had gotten the nomination, it would have been because of the superdelegate system subverting the will of the voters.
Hillary won the pledged delegates, 55% (2,203) to 45% (1,828). It wasn't that close.But it's clear that the popular support between them is equal, since their regular delegates are almost even. The super delegates, being important democratic figures, are obviously more likely to go for the party insider is all I'm saying.
That would be considered pretty close if the nomination was run like the Republican system is, based purely on delegates. It doesn't matter since it's just a game of figures.Hillary won the pledged delegates, 55% (2,203) to 45% (1,828). It wasn't that close.
To be honest, none of these candidates I agree with fully,
Unfortunately, I can not support Hillary, as she seems determined to tear apart my freedoms. Not a fan of that.
what I look for is not what to support, but what not to. So Trump may have to be my choice. I wish Cruz had stayed in the running...
Really, what we need here, in my opinion of course, is less Federal government control, and more to the States and people themselves.
That, and less of this whole "rights to special people groups" thing; it'll tear this country apart.
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The main reason I find that some people I know would want him is the whole "free college" thing. Do people stop to wonder where that money will come from?
I remember a man I worked for during a short period years ago; he was an immigrant from Russia, and one thing he said I found interesting:
"I came to America because I didn't like Russia. Why are people wanting to make America more like Russia?"