Live tonight: 3rd Democratic presidential debate 12/19/15

originally posted by: Blazemore2000
a reply to: interupt42

Perhaps a fight to the death for the nominations?

As long it includes every congressman , Oligopoly board of directors and CEO , I would pay for that PayPerView event.

originally posted by: interupt42
The bias is strong on who the establishment want and its not Bernie or Trump for that matter.
You will be Ron Pauled my friends. Hopefully you will realise that both the GOP and the DNC are one in the same and they cater to the establishment.

That seems to be the idea. We all know this already. But all we can do is keep fighting and keep trying. We all know the establishment has their agenda and it's Hillary in the White House. But does that mean you just let them have it and sit down and be quiet or do you at least fight for a chance to have something different???

I mean if we were just going to give up and let them have it why even bother watching a debate or anything in the first place. Why not just tell the establishment they've won and just shoot ourselves in the head??? You can't just give up before you try. Ron Paul didn't give up. They had to shank him like the dirty bastards they are. So they'll have to shank Bernie too because we're not just going to hand them the victory on a silver platter.

a reply to: introvert

She's funded by Goldman Sachs... oh the hypocrisy.

originally posted by: introvert
Glass-Steagle.

Very key aspect that needs to be re-enacted.

YES... Glass-Steagal ... not some watered down simulated version...

Re enact that legislation that kept the bankers in check... as much as could be after that introduction of the FED Reserve Bank...

arrrrrrghhh!

originally posted by: Blazemore2000
a reply to: introvert

She's funded by Goldman Sachs... oh the hypocrisy.

Exactly, and the idiots in the audience ate-it-up. Bet many at home did as well.

a reply to: JacKatMtn

Funny how it we had it for so long...and once it was gone, all hell broke loose? I think that is kind of telling...

a reply to: mOjOm

Agreed can't give up but the reality is that the political cheerleaders on both sides are brainwashed beyond any hope. Sadly they are the majority.

In the end no matter what, they will vote for who ever their party picks and we will not break the cycle.

I have seen many converted here slowly but the majority aren't even looking for the truth , they are just regurgitating what their party spew.

I often think perhaps the most effective thing todo is instead of preaching to the choir here maybe we should register in GOP and DNC sites such as Foxnews, Huffington and other typical establishment sources to challenge their views.

Best way to drive higher-education costs down is to roll athletic profits back in to the general budget.

I'm convinced Clinton is a "diet-Republican". She is toeing-the-line on certain areas and will not move towards the socialization of issues that need to be socialized.

Trump would eat Hillary for lunch, but I think Sanders would be able to hold more of his own against Trump. Trump would just shut Hillary down, but Sanders would get downright nasty-old man-don't-you-dare on Trump.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
Trump would eat Hillary for lunch, but I think Sanders would be able to hold more of his own against Trump. Trump would just shut Hillary down, but Sanders would get downright nasty-old man-don't-you-dare on Trump.

This morning I would have disagreed with you, but I have to agree after the last two exchanges. Trump would shut Clinton Down.

a reply to: introvert

Sounds like Obama 2.0 to me. And I definitely don't mean that as a compliment.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: JacKatMtn

Funny how it we had it for so long...and once it was gone, all hell broke loose? I think that is kind of telling...

Yet... while the wolves raid the chicken coop... we as voters get separated on issues that in normal situations, be up for debate... not divisional by emotion...

I hoped for better this election season... I had Carson on the right, and Webb on the left.. both stand up reasonable folks... both hold the folks in high regard, and both hold the founding of our nation in high regard...

The rest of these folks, care only for their 15 minutes.... it's pretty sad that our POTUS said his lack of staying tuned to the cable news, left him unaware of the pulse of the nation following the terrorist attacks in Paris & San Bernadino...

We ( left, center or right) deserve better.......

a reply to: introvert

Clinton is a woman...and Trump, well...he's Trump. We've seen how Trump talks "down" to women. He'll use a condescending, mocking tone to fluster Clinton. Clinton is polished and isn't easily worked up. Bernie, on the other hand, is willing to take off the gloves and drop the polished, politico attitude and deal with Trump head-on.

originally posted by: introvert
I'm convinced Clinton is a "diet-Republican". She is toeing-the-line on certain areas and will not move towards the socialization on issues that need to be socialized.

IMO I think she is to well connected and to egotistical to have run a second time without having been guaranteed upfront the win and possibly negotiated last election.

So IMO she is using Machiavellian tactics and being cautious as to what she says because in the end she will continue doing the exact same thing as the republicans and democrats have been doing:

1. Increase taxes
2. Take away privacy
3. warmongering
4. Corporate friendly regulations that screw the voters and consumers.
5. bigger gov't
6. Financing Israel safety.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: introvert

Clinton is a woman...and Trump, well...he's Trump. We've seen how Trump talks "down" to women. He'll use a condescending, mocking tone to fluster Clinton. Clinton is polished and isn't easily worked up. Bernie, on the other hand, is willing to take off the gloves and drop the polished, politico attitude and deal with Trump head-on.

If the gloves are off, it will come down to whom has the smarts to out-do the other.

Not much of a debate on who's got the goods there.

Some people make fun of him for it -- but I kind of like Sander's "vulture hunch" he has. Hahah he looks like he's just waiting to swoop in and peck the eyeballs out of Clinton.

I can tell Clinton feels a little uneasy being sandwiched in the middle. It's putting her on the spot, which is good.

I am watching this debate and as a Trump supporter I have to say I am impressed, especially to what Bernie had to say about defeating ISS.

I do believe Bernie has a good plan.

originally posted by: Informer1958
I am watching this debate and as a Trump supporter I have to say I am impressed, especially to what Bernie had to say about defeating ISS.

I do believe Bernie has a good plan.

You're a socialist!



Welcome aboard.

I was surprised that the DNC Law suit was covered so quickly and absolved so rapidly between Bernie and Hillary.

But I had trouble staying connected to the damn debate so I have to watch minutes 10-20 all over again... I believe I only got a snippet of audio were Bernie Sanders was talking about Trump's idea behind minimum wage and that it would be much lower- (and it cut off. So I have to watch a few parts over again to review their answers.)

But so far I still don't trust Hillary Clinton at all. She seems to be flirting with the ideas of her better competitors, but I don't see her accepting them into her "plan."

Martin O'Malley. My goodness... I don't think he will be around for the next debate. My goodness it seems like he was getting ignored.

But as the closing statements are being said... I still am going with bernie Sanders. I think Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley isn't a bad idea at all, or vice verse. I just don't trust Hillary at all. Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley seem to be on the same page as where Hillary Clinton THINKS she's got the idea.