cartoon_soldier
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Yes absurd. Thinking Hillary or DNC fixed Arizona is absurd.
08 was ugly and personal. To a ridiculous degree.Bernie supporters are far worse to me than Clinton's supporters in '08. Mainly because the amount of negativity coming from them is shocking. It's ugly & personal. Allegations of corruption over Arizona are absurd.
The silence on the issue from the DNC and Hillary - speaks loud and clear
Idaho was a shit show as well with people having similar waiting times and polling locations being crowded, but no one cried suppression because Bernie won it easilyAbsurd?
Voters call for 're-vote' during hearing into AZ's botched primary
The silence on the issue from the DNC and Hillary - speaks loud and clear
Absurd?
Voters call for 're-vote' during hearing into AZ's botched primary
The silence on the issue from the DNC and Hillary - speaks loud and clear
HRC plays the long game. Installing a Republican Secretary of State to reduce the number of polling booths in Arizona and ensuring only her voters manage to get into those booths is nothing for the Butcher of Benghazi.
Yes, blaming Clinton for the Arizona state primary is absurd.
Absurd?
Voters call for 're-vote' during hearing into AZ's botched primary
The silence on the issue from the DNC and Hillary - speaks loud and clear
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I wish Bern would talk some sense into his base. I think his attitude is doing lots of damage to the party.
Keep projecting guys
Normally you'd be on top of red state bs... I mean just watch the hearings, some of the people there are Bernie supporters - others might have wanted to vote Hillary - there was even one guy that wanted to vote Trump.
I've never blamed Clinton for what happened in Arizona btw, I do blame her silence on the issue for contributing to the tension.
What else is "The silence on the issue from the DNC and Hillary - speaks loud and clear" supposed to imply?
The what does Bernie's silence on the issue mean?
That they don't care that voters were unable to vote in this primary, had to wait in line for hours for something that should have taken minutes, the districts with highest level of poverty in Phoenix had no polling stations close to them, voter information was changed, not enough ballots were available
The what does Bernie's silence on the issue mean?
Seriously. Why should AZ GOP do anything that would favor Clinton, who is the frontrunner and a person the Republicans despise?Yes, the DNC fixed a primary run by the state, in a Republican run state. Yes, this is definitely a thing that happened.
That they don't care that voters were unable to vote in this primary, had to wait in line for hours for something that should have taken minutes, the districts with highest level of poverty in Phoenix had no polling stations close to them, voter information was changed, not enough ballots were available, people who waited hours were given provisional ballots which were never counted, some were turned away, there was no handicap parking, it was made illegal to drive or assist someone else to a polling place, there was no information on how to submit an early vote, polling places being 70% less than in 2012(when the democratic Primary was barely a formality).
Bernie Sanders Calls Out Arizona Voting Process
Tension? What tension? No one cares about this is. It's non-story. Little to no national attention at all.Normally you'd be on top of red state bs... I mean just watch the hearings, some of the people there are Bernie supporters - others might have wanted to vote Hillary - there was even one guy that wanted to vote Trump.
I've never blamed Clinton for what happened in Arizona btw, I do blame her silence on the issue for contributing to the tension.
Tension? What tension? No one cares about this is. It's non-story. Little to no national attention at all.
I have a Flintstone chess set. /random
It's not all of them by any means, but it's creepy how much a subset of his supporters really really really hate Hillary.
I really hope they fix the AZ voting system before November. Of course they won't, tho. In 2012, only about 200k voters separated Obama and Romney. In a year with Trump on the ticket, we could have turned AZ blue if it weren't for shitty polling locations/amounts.
I'm certain that a big chunk of the crazed hillaryis44 people from back in the day are now Bernie supporters. It's pretty eye opening how they went from loving her to hating her almost as much as they hated Obama. Another big chunk went to Trump, I'm sure. I say "big chunk" in a relative sense, since this is all edge case noise that won't have any significant effect on anything, just like it didn't in '08.
@daveweigel: Clinton has won around 9 m votes. Trump has won around 7.8 m.
The stories: How Hillary’s blowing it, how Trump changed everything.
Look at that momentum.
I just wanna to say that more or less, she's running a pretty damn good campaign and has the most votes of anyone running.
Yet somehow she's screwed.
Yet somehow having 2.5m more votes than Bernie means she or the DNC is rigging the election to shut Bernie out.
I'm tired of hearing about revolution. Democratic turnout is down in this primary. Bernie is not getting voters more engaged. The higher the turnout in Primaries the better it is for Hillary as talked about previously.
The only person that can beat Hillary Clinton is Barack Obama, a once in a lifetime figure. And even then she won the popular vote. (which didn't matter since she failed to play the delegate game correctly)
I think people's anathema to Hillary's 'enevitability' or 'coronation' blind them to the fact that she's an extremely formidably candidate, and that is after factoring in all the b.s. like benghazi and emails. It's all baked in and she's still one boss ass bitch.
Same here.
I think part of it is his continued cowardly "I'm gonna dance around saying she's corrupt without actually saying it" message. It's a poorly-disguised dogwhistle that makes his supporters feel legitimized when they go further down the line with this bracket of attacks. To say that this has taken the shine off of him in my book would be an understatement; I'm at the point where, upon learning of his defeat, I'm going to dance a jig that's normally reserved for losing Republicans.
The way things are likely to go he's going to need to almost make her not viable to have a chance.Lol, so they are hoping to lose? What margin would he have to win CA by if he lost NY 60-40?
And they shrug off the daunting poll numbers, arguing that they have begun every primary contest trailing Clinton by seemingly insurmountable margins.