BrutishMrFish
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Damn, they're both fucking up really badly this debate.
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Democrat Debate 7 [CNN] But...the electorate refused to change
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That was a bad response but she already answered the question and then answered it again.
SaviourMK2
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He's not entirely wrong about the gun bill. Suing the gun company for making the gun is the equivalent to losing a child because they choked on a Burger King burger and going to beat thi shit out of the farmer who raised the cow.
The models manufactured can be forcibly changed and required to be made safer, you just need to deal with the lobbyists trying to prevent that,
The models manufactured can be forcibly changed and required to be made safer, you just need to deal with the lobbyists trying to prevent that,
I think you're failing to consider that gun manufacturers wield considerable influence.
PhoenixDawn
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Oof Hillary fucked up this answer terribly.
NoblesseOblige
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"Are you going to ask Bernie it?"
That was a crappy answer, Hillary. You better than that.
That was a crappy answer, Hillary. You better than that.
lastflowers
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Damn straight.
Yuppp
No, but they're responsible for how easy it is to get a gun in this country. Their actions, and the actions of the NRA, are why we have a gun problem in the first place. You don't think they should be held accountable for their actions?
Yea, but Burger King isn't lobbying to make it easier for kids to choke on their fries.
shadowsdarknes
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oh boo hoo
It was a little petty
ArkhamFantasy
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Im not watching, are they talking about gun stores or manufacturers?
If a gun store sells it to someone and follows all the rules and regulations then they shouldnt be held accountable for what the purchaser does with it.
The gun manufacturers however should be held accountable because its their money and lobbying that prevents the necessary rules and regulations in the first place.
If a gun store sells it to someone and follows all the rules and regulations then they shouldnt be held accountable for what the purchaser does with it.
The gun manufacturers however should be held accountable because its their money and lobbying that prevents the necessary rules and regulations in the first place.
It's not fantasy land, it's doable, someone should just start seriously fighting for it. It'll take a while, but fuck it, it has to be done.
I'm going to bet $100 that none of the people whining about GAF being too hard on Bernie are going to pay attention to this.
I think she kind of is in a tough position here. She needs to ride off of the success of her associates while also positing herself as an independent candidate.
TheLostBigBoss
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Sanders you're not answering the question
Trojita
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lol no. Absolutely not.
Especially when he defends them by saying they didn't do anything illegal.
Neither did most of Wall Street.
User 463088
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So uncompromising Bernie was willing to compromise on THAT bill, but he wouldn't compromise to save the auto industry...or the Brady Bill.
Michael F. Assbender
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He's constantly cutting her off and telling her to be quiet until he's done speaking. He's constantly being passive aggressive.
If she's able to not do that, why must he? It's just a bad look.
Hylianhero777
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Stop with this shit, Hillary isn't the devil, she is the 2nd best candidate in the running. You can disagree without being childish and doing this no context rage BS.
bigwinnerx
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I voted already for Hills in VA, so, y'all figure this out.
BoboBrazil
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Lol what a hypocrite.
This is Hillary's worst debate. Bernie's best.
If we can't get a tiny law beefing up background checks passed through Congress how are you going to get a Constitutional Amendment passed that revokes an enumerated right?
How? Did he bungle the answer, or do you just fundamentally disagree with him on the issue?
DirtyManos
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Omfg is this deja vu.
Bernie just earlier on in this debate railed against the auto bailout because it was part of the larger bailout, saying he could never support it because it also supported Wall Street.
Now he's saying it's okay to vote for some bills because they can have good things as well as bad things??
Bernie just earlier on in this debate railed against the auto bailout because it was part of the larger bailout, saying he could never support it because it also supported Wall Street.
Now he's saying it's okay to vote for some bills because they can have good things as well as bad things??
boiled goose
good with gravy
Hillary is definitely tougher on guns.
Unfortunately Bernie too honest here haha.
He should have just been honest and moved on quickly.
This is a clear philosophical difference between the two. Hillary more progressive on this one issue. Her supporters should push this more but they dont.
Hillary has much better defense than Sanders when it comes to defending. Bernie is not good at deflection. Looks bad.
No serious presidential candidate isn't (publicly)
Trojita
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That's false. The auto bailout was separate from the financial firm bailout.
Grover Cleveland
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I MARCHED WITH MLK
Well, that's what the big cities were doing in the late 90's and early 00's. They were even getting somewhere until Congress stepped in.
A debate in which the audience laughs at him pivoting to Wall Street is not his best debate.
GoldenEye 007
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nvm
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