SUPER Tuesday: Results

a reply to: UKTruth

Really, so you think a man who committed a crime by cheating people out of millions of dollars would be a better president than a Democratic Socialist who wants to stop people like Madoff?

originally posted by: EightTF3

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: UKTruth

With all due respect, Donald Drumpf is a cheat and a liar AND a con man.

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And you're voting for who exactly? They all are outside Sanders and Carson. Neither of which have any chance

I am voting for Sanders because he is the most consistent, the most principled and the most honest one out there. I would never vote for a liar, cheat, con artist or criminal to be my president representing my country.

a reply to: MountainLaurel

It's not that bad. We've got a long way to go with the more Lefty states to still vote

originally posted by: yuppa

originally posted by: MountainLaurel
Well ...Bummer....Yesterday was " Super Tuesday ".......today is " Woe Wednesday " .....a sad day for us Bernie supporters......I say we take a breath today, reflect on the big picture and come up with ways to use this opportunity in every way possible to stand against the corruption in our government.

I've been watching the Washington Journal this morning, it's interesting to listen to all these average people comment on the results of "Super Tuesday"......I would estimate about about 60% of the callers are Trump supporters, 25% Bernie supporters, 10% Hillary and the other 5% to the remaining candidates.

Overwhelmingly the sentiment seems to be " We are sick of corrupt politicians, and we'll EVEN vote for Trump to end it "....I don't know, I guess the people have spoken.....I think Bernie was a better option......after a day to lick our wounds, it's time to focus on turning over Congress, over 80 % of seats are up for re-election. I hope Bernie will use his influence to hold Hillary's feet to the fire on the issues and force her to be publicly accountable.

As for Trump......God only knows why ?

WRITE IN BERNIE!! ANYONE ELSE BUT CLINTON!!! SHeesh Id take dick durban over clinton.

There seems to be a big movement for Bernie supporters to do this...IDK, I would almost rather decide on a 3rd party to support instead....maybe get closer to breaking that 6% glass window to be included in future debates.....I'm not sure if I would be happy or disgusted if Hillary asked Bernie to be the VP.....would he consider it, ultimately endorse her.......would that be a "sellout" by Sanders?

originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: MountainLaurel

It's not that bad. We've got a long way to go with the more Lefty states to still vote

If Sanders can keep his head above water in the next couple of primaries, California could go his way.


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a reply to: MountainLaurel

If Bernie doesn't get the Dem nomination, I believe he will go independent.

My opinion is that this was his strategy all along. Start with the Democratic party to get noticed, build up momentum, then go independent if necessary. If he had started independent, we all know he wouldn't be where he is now.

a reply to: kaylaluv

Hmmm...perhaps ? He better let us know soon cause I already switched from an Independent to a Dem. in order to vote for him in the primaries.....I wonder how much, if any ,effect that has had on the elections so far.....it is another one of those BS loopholes we have to go through to vote, why can't we just vote for who we want without an assigned political party !

oh wait, I guess in the general election we can vote for whoever we want.

Bernie is not done, not by any means. He expected to lose the deep south - unfortunately - and that is most of the Super Tuesday states. He's not out of the race, this was just the worst bit. MANY states to go yet.

@Gus:
King of the who?

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: UKTruth

Really, so you think a man who committed a crime by cheating people out of millions of dollars would be a better president than a Democratic Socialist who wants to stop people like Madoff?

Sanders is a communist. He will rob everyone. He represents the lazy, the entitled and worst of all the far left liberals who are destroying not just America but the world. Sanders would be bottom of my list - sorry. I would rather have Hillary and that is saying something.

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: UKTruth

Really, so you think a man who committed a crime by cheating people out of millions of dollars would be a better president than a Democratic Socialist who wants to stop people like Madoff?

Sanders is a communist. He will rob everyone. He represents the lazy, the entitled and worst of all the far left liberals who are destroying not just America but the world. Sanders would be bottom of my list - sorry. I would rather have Hillary and that is saying something.

Your opinion is based on ignorance. Sanders is NOT a communist. He will NOT rob everyone. He represents ALL honest and hardworking people.

Do you know the difference between National Socialism (like Venezuela) and Democratic Socialism (like the Scandinavian countries)? Sanders is a Democratic Socialist. He believes the people should own the government, not the other way around.

a reply to: IAMTAT

A pyrrhic victory at best, as she primarily won states who never vote blue in a general election.

originally posted by: kaylaluv

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: UKTruth

Really, so you think a man who committed a crime by cheating people out of millions of dollars would be a better president than a Democratic Socialist who wants to stop people like Madoff?

Sanders is a communist. He will rob everyone. He represents the lazy, the entitled and worst of all the far left liberals who are destroying not just America but the world. Sanders would be bottom of my list - sorry. I would rather have Hillary and that is saying something.

Your opinion is based on ignorance. Sanders is NOT a communist. He will NOT rob everyone. He represents ALL honest and hardworking people.

Do you know the difference between National Socialism (like Venezuela) and Democratic Socialism (like the Scandinavian countries)? Sanders is a Democratic Socialist. He believes the people should own the government, not the other way around.

Im sorry but removing all guns liek Britain did(except shotguns and hunting rifles) is a deal beaker,and if he does try he will be made a example of.

originally posted by: 0zzymand0s
a reply to: IAMTAT

A pyrrhic victory at best, as she primarily won states who never vote blue in a general election.

WRYYYYYYYYY pyrra....whryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy... Oh the feels..the feelllsssssss [RWBY refrence]

Oh you mean clinton winning. Oh .

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: UKTruth

Really, so you think a man who committed a crime by cheating people out of millions of dollars would be a better president than a Democratic Socialist who wants to stop people like Madoff?

Any proof of that beyond the Obama IRS? If he had cheated people he would be in jail. A investment is not guaranteed to succeed so its their fault they lost money.

a reply to: yuppa

I was talking about Bernie Madoff, who was committed of a crime.

a reply to: yuppa

One small fraction of his platform, and not likely gonna happen anyway.

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: yuppa

I was talking about Bernie Madoff, who was committed of a crime.

Youve called trump those names so it was a honest mistake. Or...... i called it and you are backpeddling?

The accusations in Texas are not proven and most likely GOP meddling.

a reply to: yuppa

Nope, not backpedaling. Another poster mentioned Bernie Madoff, so I asked if he would support Madoff for president. He said he would when compared to anyone else currently running, hence my response. Read the posts. It's all there.

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: yuppa

Nope, not backpedaling. Another poster mentioned Bernie Madoff, so I asked if he would support Madoff for president. He said he would when compared to anyone else currently running, hence my response. Read the posts. It's all there.

so bernie was on th e ballot in texas and messed with th e votes? GASP!!

So after looking at last night and then the last couple of presidential cycles, I've come to this conclusion.

It's a 3 man race in the GOP side, with Trump, Cruz and Rubio. You could argue that Rubio is out, but with a strong win in Florida, he could even it up quickly. Cruz is close enough to Trump in delegate counts, to be considered a close race at this point.

It's still a 2 man race in the DEM side, I think Sanders won all the states that he was expecting to win, and I think he has some good states where he's polling good that he can catch up quickly.

Don't buy the propaganda that Trump and Hillary are foregone conclusions. It's not a sure thing yet.

Remember that the Pundits want you to think it's Hillary vs Trump right now, because that's the sexy, exciting main event. That get's all the ratings and excitement, but Sanders Cruz and Rubio are NOT out. Not even close. Don't buy into the main stream media propaganda.