Bernie Sanders says he will vote for Hillary Clinton

a reply to: stosh64

People that watch/listen to MSNBC, CNN and NPR tend to be better informed.

People who watch MSNBC and CNN exclusively can answer more questions about domestic events than people who watch no news at all. People who only watch Fox did much worse. NPR listeners answered more questions correctly than people in any other category.

www.poynter.org...

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: UnBreakable

He didn't run in the primaries so was not an opponent who lost in the primaries but then the winner made him veep. Which is what I said never happened and won't now.
Maybe it did happen way back in the gaslight days which would require much social studying to find out LOL but let's just assume I'm talking twentieth century onward . I was three when Kennedy was elected. BTW
At six when he was assassinated I already knew who he was and what ever my version of what president was back then which might have been along the line of a king.
But I'm going to give this one to you because he was somehow an opponent outside the roll.
Still I don't see it with these two .

I still say her VP pick will be Julian Castro. It should be Corey Booker but she's afraid he'll outshine her. He's more popular than she is.

a reply to: UnBreakable

Ok. Did you notice that in any case, online or telephone polls, Clinton was still leading Trump?

a reply to: UnBreakable

Why do you suppose anyone would not admit to supporting him?
Are they ashamed, guilt by association?
Are they worried about what people will think?
Like some discerning members of the GOP who won't "admit" their support either?
But under cover of the voting booth...dum ta dum dum. (Perry mason music)

a reply to: introvert

Great questions in that poll.

All slanted of course.

My vote is now trump.

I would advise all other original sanders supporters to back trump now as well.

Hillary rotten clinton can die in a prison cell.

a reply to: Raven95

I go to Las Vegas. Does that count?

originally posted by: introvert
a reply to: UnBreakable

Ok. Did you notice that in any case, online or telephone polls, Clinton was still leading Trump?

Yes, my point is there are people out there who don't come out and say they support Trump, unless they are hiding behind the anonymity of online polls or landline polls. Her lead goes from 9 pts to 4 pts. Do you know how many times the lead in the polls will flip-flop in the next five months? After each convention and debates. Also if Hillary's lead is only 2 or 3 pts come November, those 5% hiding behind online and landline phones will make up the difference.

originally posted by: stosh64

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: stosh64

Bernie has always been a big supporter of Climate Change policies and equal opportunities. What are you talking about?

Are you kidding?

Bernie has done nothing but rally against corruption in Government brought about by corporate oligarchy.

What does that have to do with being for Climate Change and against racism? Your point is completely different from what you originally said.
Combating Climate Change to Save the Planet
Racial Justice
That's straight from his website. Methinks you don't know what you are talking about.

a reply to: UnBreakable

You do know I can find equal opinions saying otherwise ?
But lets stay with Bernie says .... for now.
I'm up for the debate in another thread perhaps.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Is that you cowboy? 💞💕

Bernie could have just said he was writing his own name in.

I have zero respect or confidence in ANYONE who says they will vote for Hillary, or that they would even CONSIDER voting for Hillary.

She is one of the vilest most dishonest and corrupt people on the entire planet.

a reply to: shredderofsouls

Sure you have...recognise the smile?

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I wish I could put them side by side but kindle= retarded tablet...cheap but retarded

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: UnBreakable

Why do you suppose anyone would not admit to supporting him?
Are they ashamed, guilt by association?
Are they worried about what people will think?
Like some discerning members of the GOP who won't "admit" their support either?
But under cover of the voting booth...dum ta dum dum. (Perry mason music)

Yes, all of the above. Some people who are wary of immigration, who want to preserve their culture, customs, and language but are afraid of being labeled racist just because they agree with some of Trump's proposals. Maybe they fear losing their jobs, colleagues, or friendships if they admit this.

a reply to: UnBreakable

You and I are paying it.

a reply to: UnBreakable

Her lead goes from 9 pts to 4 pts.

Yes, when online polls are included. Online polls are unreliable. We saw that with Ron Paul and Sander's campaign.

Do you know how many times the lead in the polls will flip-flop in the next five months? After each convention and debates. Also if Hillary's lead is only 2 or 3 pts come November, those 5% hiding behind online and landline phones will make up the difference.

A lot of things have to happen in just the right way for Trump to even come close to winning this. Considering the current trend of his popularity and his shrink in the polling, it becomes even less-likely that all of those things will come to fruition.

The term 'act of god' comes to mind. That is what it appears it will take.

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: UnBreakable

He didn't run in the primaries so was not an opponent who lost in the primaries but then the winner made him veep. Which is what I said never happened and won't now.
Maybe it did happen way back in the gaslight days which would require much social studying to find out LOL but let's just assume I'm talking twentieth century onward . I was three when Kennedy was elected. BTW
At six when he was assassinated I already knew who he was and what ever my version of what president was back then which might have been along the line of a king.
But I'm going to give this one to you because he was somehow an opponent outside the roll.
Still I don't see it with these two .

I still say her VP pick will be Julian Castro. It should be Corey Booker but she's afraid he'll outshine her. He's more popular than she is.

That gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo was more popular than Hillary.

If we could see an accurate poll, we would probably find that the zookeeper that shot the gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo is more popular than Hillary.

a reply to: stosh64

I said stop.

a reply to: IAMTAT


Many will not see the difference between 'vote' and 'endorsement'.

Yup, many folks never get past the headline, I will have to make a thread Still no Sanders endorsement for Hilley. lol's

originally posted by: butcherguy
You are seeing this through the eyes of Hillary supporter.

To a lot of Bernie supporters, he just sold out.

Not to my eyes, and I was a Bernie supporter. By running as a Democrat he had a responsibility to unite the party under the winner if he didn't win. It goes with the territory of running with them. There's nothing wrong with fighting to the bitter end, but for the last couple months Bernies main message has been defeating Donald Trump, and if he's not going to get the nomination then the only way to beat Trump is to vote for Hillary.