Salon: Hillary Clinton’s problem isn’t Bernie Sanders. It’s Hillary Clinton

originally posted by: IAMTAT
I wouldn't be surprised if Hillary supporters here on ATS are secretly getting very worried.

Ya, all both of them. & still the only two I've ever encountered in real life. I went door to door trying to save the bees for awhile even, all we ever heard was "well I was looking forward to voting for Hillary but now..." & various variations of that.

a reply to: IAMTAT

No Hillary supporters I know are changing over to Sanders and sure as hell not trump. That is pure conjecture on your part.
Most people can see what a total joke Trump is. He's a laughing stock. He entertains sick thoughts about his daughter. He's dangerously ignorant about politics and does not know how the world works.
Sanders, little fella had his chance and it's all but over for him.

"Her Grace" and her handlers thought she would be running unopposed they didn't count on Bernie and O'malley and since then she has been in trouble all the declarations of "it's my turn" won't change anything.

Perhaps...the bigger problem is trump.
Cheers

If you want to see a preview of a Hillary Presidency:

Chaos at the Nevada Democratic Convention

Bernie supporters are not liking the preview.

theamericanmirror.com...


Here's an article that sounds like the true "Hillary", no wonder Bill has sought out other avenues for satisfaction

a reply to: butcherguy

LOL

I think they were applying for future White House jobs.

a reply to: Profusion

I think they are setting up to roll out Biden.

I also think that the only way Trump wins, is if Hillary is his opponent....

No one wants and is excited for Hillary, she is just (wrongly) considered electable.

originally posted by: twohawks
theamericanmirror.com...


Here's an article that sounds like the true "Hillary", no wonder Bill has sought out other avenues for satisfaction

That article explains a lot.
I wonder if Hillary's coke habit has evolved into anything else over the years.

Come to think of it...I can't recall seeing her ever wearing short sleeve shirts.
The Chairman Mao pantsuit may be covering her tracks more than her aides, the liberal media and her entire army of trolls.

a reply to: IAMTAT

They sure burn through the money.

The Clinton family’s mega-charity took in more than $140 million in grants and pledges in 2013 but spent just $9 million on direct aid nypost.com...

That leaves a lot of slush money.

a reply to: Profusion

What a sad world we live in. Look at the "choices" we get. I cannot believe that anyone supports this vile criminal. Every time I see someone on here defending or supporting her, it just makes me lose my mind. I have hope for humanity, but when I see people that are either stupid enough, or evil enough to support Clinton, it makes me second guess that hope.

Maybe the people at Salon aren't as mentally ill as we all once thought.

Clinton is only 143 delegates from getting the nomination. I have not done the math for the last 8 states, but if Sanders won all of them, is there a chance they could go to a contested convention? After seeing what happened at the Nevada convention, that could get interesting.

Maybe they are waiting to see if Hillary gets elected before indicting. If they select a VP they like (Biden?), they could then bump her and get someone else in.

But, I think that Trump has a really good chance of beating her. Then they can indict her anyway.

If Sanders does get the nomination, it will be a close interesting race between him and Trump. I do think that Sanders means well, although he is misguided. At least he is not evil like Hillary. I don't think Sanders could do much harm, because Congress and the public won't let him get his socialist policies very far, and he does not seem to have the strength or skills to push it too far.

a reply to: Profusion

May 17, 2016

This is so true! When you look at the results of tonight's Kentucky Democratic Primary, Hillary and Bernie are neck-n-neck. How is this possible when she was pre-ordained and pre-crowned as the party's nominee, over a year ago? Is she THAT hated by mainstream Democratic voters?

The lame-brain media keeps spouting at Trump's negatives are higher than Hillary's. That's 100% bullchit. If that were true, Trump would have been neck-n-neck with his rivals when votes were being counted. But that rarely (if ever?) happened. He won many primaries in blow-out fashion.

No, you CNN, ABC, MSNBC idiots!.. it's HILLARY RODHAM-CLINTON that is most despised by Americans. Not Donald Trump!

Sidebar: Kentucky's Secretary of State just made CNN's Wulf Blister mad by calling Kentucky for Clinton. Stole all his thunder, LOL. Love it!

a reply to: carewemust

Hillary isn't really hated by anyone outside of the moderate to far right. Sanders is just really, really popular.

originally posted by: Aazadan
a reply to: carewemust

Hillary isn't really hated by anyone outside of the moderate to far right. Sanders is just really, really popular.

There's something not adding up correctly with the entire sordid process. Sanders should be neck-n-neck with Hillary Clinton in delegate count, shouldn't he? Is Hillary Clinton bribing or threatening delegates to commit to her, like Ted Cruz tried to do?

a reply to: Sillyolme

He's dangerously ignorant about politics and does not know how the world works.

Yes he does understand because he is a puppet just as much as Hillary is. They're both PRO Establishment. He just plays it off to get votes. They only reason Trump is running for president is because The American People are sick and tired of all the bullsh*t corruption. So they have to bring in a new puppet every election and that puppet has to be someone who gives the people hope so they will keep going to the election polls and voting. Wake up man.

originally posted by: carewemust
There's something not adding up correctly with the entire sordid process. Sanders should be neck-n-neck with Hillary Clinton in delegate count, shouldn't he? Is Hillary Clinton bribing or threatening delegates to commit to her, like Ted Cruz tried to do?

No. Hillary has more total votes so far, Sanders actually has more regular delegates than his percentage of voters. He's missing out on super delegates but he was never going to get those anyways unless he can bring it to a contested convention.

a reply to: IAMTAT

That's an interesting observation. Headlines all over today about a possibly contested Dem convention, although I don't know how...........Hilary is only 90 delegates from being over the top.

ATS Hilary supporters? I haven't seen any of late. Weird, although it is kind of hard to rally around what amounts to an Al Capone running for high office. Then there's the boredom problem; Hilary puts people to sleep. Her stump speeches are just repetitive platitudes.