Burn the witch!

[Ivytalk]

dback's only girlfriend is a Welfare Queen.

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/43 ... capitalism

[kalm]

Bernie up 3 with 18 % reporting. He trailed by double digits as of yesterday.

[BDKJMU]

Bernie up 3 with 18 % reporting. He trailed by double digits as of yesterday.

Wow, Sanders has won 3 of the last 4 (KS, NE, ME). Of course Hildabeast will easily win Miss with the majority of the donk primary being black, but if Sanders takes Michigan that would be a huge upset..

[GannonFan]

Yeah, brutal loss for Hillary here in Michigan. He's got to find a way to win the Black vote since without that base he's going to struggle to win this, let alone the general election should it get that far.

[∞∞∞]

Yeah, brutal loss for Hillary here in Michigan. He's got to find a way to win the Black vote since without that base he's going to struggle to win this, let alone the general election should it get that far.

I don't see how it's a brutal loss. She racked up the same amount of delegates as Sanders in MI, and even if she splits it 50/50 in the northern states, she still runs away with this thing. Sanders needs to win big in every state from now on to catch up, which isn't likely to happen.

Sanders is good for her though and I hope he gives her a battle until the Convention (which I think he will). He's letting her campaign evaluate what messages need to be fine-tuned, which states/demographics need to be further targeted, he's forcing her to speak about certain issues, and just in general toughening her up.

Really, the debate on the Democratic side has been fantastic. It's been pretty deep on actual issues and a lot of that is Sanders forcing Clinton to actually campaign instead of her simply being anointed. In the end, I think the experience she and her staff are gaining from the campaign against Sanders will pay off.

[YoUDeeMan]

WTF?

[YoUDeeMan]

Go Trump! Go Bernie!

Anyone voting for Hillary is simply an ignorant, small minded, twit who hates Arabs, women, and Muslins. Hillary will sell you out in a second. Trump may take a second to disavow some clown, but Hillary takes money from, and hobnobs with, wealthy, racist, Middle Eastern totalitarians who kill anyone who doesn't agree with them.

[kalm]

Yeah, brutal loss for Hillary here in Michigan. He's got to find a way to win the Black vote since without that base he's going to struggle to win this, let alone the general election should it get that far.

I don't see how it's a brutal loss. She racked up the same amount of delegates as Sanders in MI, and even if she splits it 50/50 in the northern states, she still runs away with this thing. Sanders needs to win big in every state from now on to catch up, which isn't likely to happen.

Sanders is good for her though and I hope he gives her a battle until the Convention (which I think he will). He's letting her campaign evaluate what messages need to be fine-tuned, which states/demographics need to be further targeted, he's forcing her to speak about certain issues, and just in general toughening her up.

Really, the debate on the Democratic side has been fantastic. It's been pretty deep on actual issues and a lot of that is Sanders forcing Clinton to actually campaign instead of her simply being anointed. In the end, I think the experience she and her staff are gaining from the campaign against Sanders will pay off.

People say she's a good debater, but to me she simply comes off as full of shit on just about every issue.

You're probably right about too little too late for Bernie but there is still a shit ton of delegates remaining and most of the south has voted. Plus, momentum can be powerful and there is clearly some changes going on with the electorate. It's a strange year where anything is still possible.

Considering where Bernie started from and his deficit in name recognition, he's already won to a certain extent.

[Ibanez]

dback's only girlfriend is a Welfare Queen.

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/43 ... capitalism

But..but..she's for the middle class. 'Merica!

[kalm]

Man, the WaPo really doesn't like Bernie. 16 negative headlines in 16 hours.



http://usuncut.com/politics/washington- ... e-sanders/

[∞∞∞]

I don't see how it's a brutal loss. She racked up the same amount of delegates as Sanders in MI, and even if she splits it 50/50 in the northern states, she still runs away with this thing. Sanders needs to win big in every state from now on to catch up, which isn't likely to happen.

Sanders is good for her though and I hope he gives her a battle until the Convention (which I think he will). He's letting her campaign evaluate what messages need to be fine-tuned, which states/demographics need to be further targeted, he's forcing her to speak about certain issues, and just in general toughening her up.

Really, the debate on the Democratic side has been fantastic. It's been pretty deep on actual issues and a lot of that is Sanders forcing Clinton to actually campaign instead of her simply being anointed. In the end, I think the experience she and her staff are gaining from the campaign against Sanders will pay off.

People say she's a good debater, but to me she simply comes off as full of **** on just about every issue.

You're probably right about too little too late for Bernie but there is still a **** ton of delegates remaining and most of the south has voted. Plus, momentum can be powerful and there is clearly some changes going on with the electorate. It's a strange year where anything is still possible.

Considering where Bernie started from and his deficit in name recognition, he's already won to a certain extent.

You'd love this Kalm, but I hung out with Bernie's campaign manager the other night. First time in a long time I'd seen him. He was at his store to check up on things and we played X-Wing together.

[kalm]

People say she's a good debater, but to me she simply comes off as full of **** on just about every issue.

You're probably right about too little too late for Bernie but there is still a **** ton of delegates remaining and most of the south has voted. Plus, momentum can be powerful and there is clearly some changes going on with the electorate. It's a strange year where anything is still possible.

Considering where Bernie started from and his deficit in name recognition, he's already won to a certain extent.

You'd love this Kalm, but I hung out with Bernie's campaign manager the other night. First time in a long time I'd seen him. He was at his store to check up on things and we played X-Wing together.

[Baldy]

Yeah, brutal loss for Hillary here in Michigan. He's got to find a way to win the Black vote since without that base he's going to struggle to win this, let alone the general election should it get that far.

I don't see how it's a brutal loss. She racked up the same amount of delegates as Sanders in MI, and even if she splits it 50/50 in the northern states, she still runs away with this thing. Sanders needs to win big in every state from now on to catch up, which isn't likely to happen.

Sanders is good for her though and I hope he gives her a battle until the Convention (which I think he will). He's letting her campaign evaluate what messages need to be fine-tuned, which states/demographics need to be further targeted, he's forcing her to speak about certain issues, and just in general toughening her up.

Really, the debate on the Democratic side has been fantastic. It's been pretty deep on actual issues and a lot of that is Sanders forcing Clinton to actually campaign instead of her simply being anointed. In the end, I think the experience she and her staff are gaining from the campaign against Sanders will pay off.

Sounds like Trip has joined jon as the only two refugees fighting the fight for the middle class on Hildabeast Island.

[YoUDeeMan]

Man, the WaPo really doesn't like Bernie. 16 negative headlines in 16 hours.



http://usuncut.com/politics/washington- ... e-sanders/

Wow.

That is stunning...and disgusting. Hillary is bought and sold by the establishment.

[BDKJMU]

Yeah, brutal loss for Hillary here in Michigan. He's got to find a way to win the Black vote since without that base he's going to struggle to win this, let alone the general election should it get that far.

I don't see how it's a brutal loss. She racked up the same amount of delegates as Sanders in MI, and even if she splits it 50/50 in the northern states, she still runs away with this thing. Sanders needs to win big in every state from now on to catch up, which isn't likely to happen.

Sanders is good for her though and I hope he gives her a battle until the Convention (which I think he will). He's letting her campaign evaluate what messages need to be fine-tuned, which states/demographics need to be further targeted, he's forcing her to speak about certain issues, and just in general toughening her up.

Really, the debate on the Democratic side has been fantastic. It's been pretty deep on actual issues and a lot of that is Sanders forcing Clinton to actually campaign instead of her simply being anointed. In the end, I think the experience she and her staff are gaining from the campaign against Sanders will pay off.

Yeah right. He's forcing her to go and remain at the far left, and he's exposing her weaknesses.

[kalm]

Man, the WaPo really doesn't like Bernie. 16 negative headlines in 16 hours.



http://usuncut.com/politics/washington- ... e-sanders/

Wow.

That is stunning...and disgusting. Hillary is bought and sold by the establishment.

[kalm]

Greenwood channeling our own Cluck.

Kettle...meet pot...

Vehement opposition to Reagan’s covert wars in Central America, as well as to the sadistic and senseless embargo of Cuba, were once standard liberal positions. As my colleague Jeremy Scahill, observing the reaction of Clinton supporters during the debate, put it in a series of tweets: “The US sponsored deaths squads that massacred countless central and Latin Americans, murdered nuns and priests, assassinated an Archbishop. I bet commie Sanders was even against Reagan’s humanitarian mining of Nicaraguan waters & supported subsequent war crimes judgement vs. US. Have any of these Hillarybots heard of the Contra death squads? Or is it just that whatever Hillary says must be defended at all costs? The Hillarybots attacking Sanders over Nicaragua should be ashamed of themselves.”

Let’s pretend for the sake of argument that the horror expressed by Clinton and her supporters over Sanders’ 1980s positions on Latin America was all driven by some sort of authentic outrage over praising tyrants and human rights abusers rather than a cynical, craven tactic to undermine Sanders using long-standing right-wing, red-baiting smears. Is Hillary Clinton a credible voice for condemning support for despots and human rights abusers? To answer that, let’s review much more recent evidence than the 1980s:

https://theintercept.com/2016/03/10/hil ... -activism/

[SDHornet]

I don't see how it's a brutal loss. She racked up the same amount of delegates as Sanders in MI, and even if she splits it 50/50 in the northern states, she still runs away with this thing. Sanders needs to win big in every state from now on to catch up, which isn't likely to happen.

Sanders is good for her though and I hope he gives her a battle until the Convention (which I think he will). He's letting her campaign evaluate what messages need to be fine-tuned, which states/demographics need to be further targeted, he's forcing her to speak about certain issues, and just in general toughening her up.

Really, the debate on the Democratic side has been fantastic. It's been pretty deep on actual issues and a lot of that is Sanders forcing Clinton to actually campaign instead of her simply being anointed. In the end, I think the experience she and her staff are gaining from the campaign against Sanders will pay off.

Yeah right. He's forcing her to go and remain at the far left, and he's exposing her weaknesses.

This is currently the worst case scenario for hilldog...well aside from an indictment.

[SDHornet]

Man, the WaPo really doesn't like Bernie. 16 negative headlines in 16 hours.



http://usuncut.com/politics/washington- ... e-sanders/

Wow.

That is stunning...and disgusting. Hillary is bought and sold by the establishment.

I don't know why anyone is shocked, she has been the msm's darling since the jump. It is rather pathetic and leads credence to the idea that the media has a bias.

[Ibanez]

Wow.

That is stunning...and disgusting. Hillary is bought and sold by the establishment.

I don't know why anyone is shocked, she has been the msm's darling since the jump. It is rather pathetic and leads credence to the idea that the media has a bias.

That and the misleading delegate count.

HuffPo ( i know...) lays out the future primaries nicely.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/seth-abra ... 15156.html

Bluntly, Clinton has only won Southern states with demographics that are absent from nearly all future primaries and caucuses. Sounds far-fetched? Let's analyze it.

We've seen this, for the most part, in the states that she's either lost or barely won. Sanders is down, but not out.

If you want to read a liberal rag explain why Clinton is going to have a tough time, read the article. It lays out a convincing argument.

[kalm]

Yeah right. He's forcing her to go and remain at the far left, and he's exposing her weaknesses.

This is currently the worst case scenario for hilldog...well aside from an indictment.

Except Bernie is polling better in head to heads against Republican candidates than Hillary.

[Ivytalk]

This is currently the worst case scenario for hilldog...well aside from an indictment.

Except Bernie is polling better in head to heads against Republican candidates than Hillary.

President Bernie Sanders! Make densedawg his press secretary, or whatever they call them now.

[Baldy]

This is currently the worst case scenario for hilldog...well aside from an indictment.

Except Bernie is polling better in head to heads against Republican candidates than Hillary.

Only because the mainstream knows him only by name. Once they get a load of his policies, his numbers will sink faster and further than Rubio and Bush's combined.

[Chizzang]

Except Bernie is polling better in head to heads against Republican candidates than Hillary.

Only because the mainstream knows him only by name. Once they get a load of his policies, his numbers will sink faster and further than Rubio and Bush's combined.

I'm curious for an example of "his policies"
Since you know what they are

please share his policies Baldy

[Baldy]

Only because the mainstream knows him only by name. Once they get a load of his policies, his numbers will sink faster and further than Rubio and Bush's combined.

I'm curious for an example of "his policies"
Since you know what they are

please share his policies Baldy

Positions on the issues, plans, etc. Is that better?

If you're that curious, use the googlenet.