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I am completely disappointed by the field of candidates we have right now. I know I won't vote for someone who wants more Government. They all seem to want more Government. I don't currently see a good option. Just less bad.
You must truly be upset over the state of affairs in American politics today!
originally posted by: mOjOm
a reply to: Reallyfolks
Yah, for the 2 years they were in the Senate together, so what??? That's 2 years out of how many???
Then they go on to detail how they voted opposite each other on Foreign Policy, Immigration, Finance, Energy, Homeland Security and others.
So clearly painting them as being the same is incorrect.
So again, what's your point???
originally posted by: TonyS
a reply to: gladtobehere
Bernie Sanders agreed (voted) with Hillary 93% of the time.
Proving again.....they're all cut from the same cloth.
originally posted by: Reallyfolks
Point is that while you may dive into what it means the average person doesn't. They read a head line say figures and move on. Most voters don't pay much attention until a month out.
Understanding this with a very simple and realistic rebuttal for Sanders that people can understand. But you with your hyper sensitivity with anything you deem to be something said negatively about Sanders can't even recognize what was said. Pretty amusing. Not like he has a chance but if all his supporters are so rabidly defensive, can't tell the difference between a negative statement about him or not. I'm getting the feeling it's a good thing he has no shot if his supporters are like this.
originally posted by: jheated5
Weird it's like people think Bernie isn't a politician..... Even when they acknowledge him as such, he's an "honest politician"..... Some people here are in need of a serious reality check or to take a look in the mirror.
originally posted by: mOjOm
originally posted by: Reallyfolks
Point is that while you may dive into what it means the average person doesn't. They read a head line say figures and move on. Most voters don't pay much attention until a month out.
I'll take that as a compliment.
Understanding this with a very simple and realistic rebuttal for Sanders that people can understand. But you with your hyper sensitivity with anything you deem to be something said negatively about Sanders can't even recognize what was said. Pretty amusing. Not like he has a chance but if all his supporters are so rabidly defensive, can't tell the difference between a negative statement about him or not. I'm getting the feeling it's a good thing he has no shot if his supporters are like this.
It's not something negative about Sanders. It's something Incorrect about Sanders and that's not what irritates me. What get annoying is your refusal to look at the facts presented which counter your opinion. Then you continue to repeat that same erroneous opinion as if it's still valid.
You are using a talking point to base your entire position from. 93% same voting record to then claim Hillary, Sanders and Obama are all voting the same. However when it's shown to you that that 93% isn't as important as it sounds for various reasons you just ignore it and move on. I've shown multiple times that their voting records and positions, especially when most important are not the same. It's just a fact, although it's a fact that you find out only by reading past the title of something. You must read the content as well.
You're also not considering the fact that "of course they're going to be the same on some issues" because he's left leaning as are Democrats. But when it shows him opposing major issues like Immigration, Bank Bailouts, War, etc. That's a wide spectrum of voting difference and isn't just simply something you can ignore for your talking point.
originally posted by: Reallyfolks
What are you even talking about ???? Do you even know?