South Carolina YouTube Democratic Debate Discussion Thread

OMG They just admitted they have been ignoring him.
Wow

a reply to: introvert

man Bernie has this man, hands down. Good try from O'Malley, and the troll Hillary needs to just go to prison yesterday.

originally posted by: Wookiep
a reply to: JacKatMtn

Yeah, I'm starting to think maybe O'malley is the anti establishment candidate on this basis alone. It speaks volumes when the moderators go out of their way to not give equal air time.

He isn't at all.

Bernie is anti-establishment but smartly so, and that's exactly why he's so popular and does have the momentum needed to win.

Pandering Hilary? So unlike you! LOL

a reply to: AmericanRealist

Indeed. He deserves huge amounts of respect for that. Honestly, that should inspire us all to do so.

Hillary fail.

What a horrible way to address the issue.

Sanders Debate for sure. Looking forward to the media claiming it was Hillary's.

a reply to: Kali74

Sanders handled it well, much like how my pummeled candidate Dr. Carson when asked about Bill & Hill, he declined the bait, and moved on....

For the most part, the folks already know these things... we aren't voting on the past, we are voting in the present, and given a chance... I think the folks can elect someone who represents the folks, and not follow the failures of the past handful of elections...

Don't fall for the hype.... don't let the machine tell you who to vote for....

It has to start sometime.... why not now?

a reply to: Kali74

I disagree. He's totally establishment by pandering to the whole Syria thing. He also got equal airtime tonight. That's saying a lot. :p

originally posted by: Wookiep
a reply to: Kali74

I disagree. He's totally establishment by pandering to the whole Syria thing. He also got equal airtime tonight. That's saying a lot. :p

If he were establishment he wouldn't refuse millions upon millions of corporate money...

just saying, he doesn't take their money, why would he betray his own beliefs so fundamentally?

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
Sanders Debate for sure. Looking forward to the media claiming it was Hillary's.

I don't think they will give it to Hillary, I bet they give to to Sanders. Just think about the little promo ads in the middle of the debate those montage things.

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: introvert
Hillary is already playing the "woman" card . . .

I think the opposition plays it more.

Indeed they do, but I cannot stand the idea that she would use it as well. Hillary, as well as any democrat, must stand on issues to be elected. Playing the same game as the Republicans is a recipe for disaster.

Just look at what it's doing for the Republicans.

I'm a 70 year old woman, would love to agree with you --- but can't do that.

Women must promote women. It's still a Christian, white man's world in America.

I would prefer it not be that way, but it is.

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: introvert
Hillary is already playing the "woman" card . . .

I think the opposition plays it more.

Indeed they do, but I cannot stand the idea that she would use it as well. Hillary, as well as any democrat, must stand on issues to be elected. Playing the same game as the Republicans is a recipe for disaster.

Just look at what it's doing for the Republicans.

Republicans play the "woman" card?

a reply to: yesyesyes

not to mention he made sure to drive that point when addressing every topic discussed in an attempt to break the sleep state. With his repetition, I think a good dozen or so Americans will actually understand the influence of money on politics.

originally posted by: LSU0408

originally posted by: introvert

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: introvert
Hillary is already playing the "woman" card . . .

I think the opposition plays it more.

Indeed they do, but I cannot stand the idea that she would use it as well. Hillary, as well as any democrat, must stand on issues to be elected. Playing the same game as the Republicans is a recipe for disaster.

Just look at what it's doing for the Republicans.

Republicans play the "woman" card?

They play it in negative.

a reply to: yesyesyes

That's honorable, but maybe that's just a part of the plan. I feel like the establishment wants to go socialist, he would be the guy to make that happen under the guise of it being 'democratic'.

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
Sanders Debate for sure. Looking forward to the media claiming it was Hillary's.

Told ya' they would give it to Sanders. LOL

a reply to: Wookiep

It's saying that he's reaching a lot of people, vocal people who make it clear with addressing the media to the media, in numbers... that we're not holding a coronation and what Bernie has to say, people want to hear.

a reply to: Annee

It is a Christian, white-mans country, but I would like to think that we could get beyond that.

I want people to stand on policy and principle, not sex, color or religion. But you highlight a very important aspect.

originally posted by: AmericanRealist
a reply to: yesyesyes

not to mention he made sure to drive that point when addressing every topic discussed in an attempt to break the sleep state. With his repetition, I think a good dozen or so Americans will actually understand the influence of money on politics.

I wish him luck


lmfao

He could have an ice water cannon