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Hillary failed to secure the nomination. Super dels will decide at convention
2016 Jun 8, 7:29am 16,741 views 64 comments
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MisdemeanorRebel
2016 Jun 8, 10:42pm
On that I can agree wholeheartedly, but Hillary has done many things far worse like
No disagreement here.
She supported the Bankruptcy Reform Act, also.
FNWGMOBDVZXDNW
2016 Jun 9, 4:31am
Here's why you are belittling black people.
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/02/11/opinion/campaign-stops/stop-bernie-splaining-to-black-voters.html
lostand confused
2016 Jun 9, 7:01am
If Hillary crossed the pledged delegates, Bernie will not be taking it to Philly. Trump won the pledged delegates. If Hillary's superdelegates switch to bernie-he is the nominee.
Sharingmyintelligencewiththedumbasses
2016 Jun 9, 9:13am
If Hillary's superdelegates switch to bernie-he is the nominee.
If frogs had wings, they could just fly gently down after every jump, instead of bumping their asses so much...
Dan8267
2016 Jun 9, 9:47am
1. You can't just put "-splaining" after a noun to make an intelligent argument. You sound like a SJW.
2. If you were to call anything here "-splaining" it should be "cornellWestsplaining" as demonstrated in this video.
3. Falsely accusing someone of belittling black people is a form of racism called race-baiting. That is exactly what you are engaging in right now.
4. As Cornell West eloquently explained, African Americans overwhelmingly support Bernie Sanders after and only after they get the correct information about his long history fighting for civil rights. This is also exactly why Cornell West so enthusiastically supports Bernie Sanders.
5. It is unethical of you to use African Americans as pawns in your deception to attack Bernie Sanders via his supporters. That is just a morally bankrupt tactic.
Dan8267
2016 Jun 9, 9:55am
Trump won the pledged delegates.
This is a true statement, which is why the GOP will have be a contested convention. This is also surprising because a few months ago, most people thought the GOP convention would be contested and the Democratic one would not. This has been an election season full of surprises, so I wouldn't be surprise if future historians look back on this as one of the pivotal elections in American history. I think this election marks the beginning of a transition to a seventh party system in which Nixon's South Strategy is no longer viable and the unholy union between religious nuts and the owner class has been broken at the same time the Democratic Party can no longer be a party for the upper-middle class white demographic alone.
Interesting, Trump not only won the primary, it was a landslide even for a two-candidate race, and he was in a 17-way race. That makes the landslide even more incredible. So when I say that Trump has a very good chance of defeating Hillary, there is plenty of basis for that belief. Now that Trump has eliminated all competition on the GOP side, he is focusing his full attention on Hillary and he's being just as effective at tearing her apart as he has been with every GOP candidate.
The previously unthinkable Trump administration is right now quite plausible.
Dan8267
2016 Jun 9, 9:58am
Sharingmyintelligencewiththedumbasses says
If Hillary's superdelegates switch to bernie-he is the nominee.
If frogs had wings, they could just fly gently down after every jump, instead of bumping their asses so much...
The flaw in this idiot's, for lack of a better word, thinking is that frogs cannot grow wings but the superdelegates most certain can, and have considerable incentive to, switch their votes and doing so would be fulfilling the very purpose of their existence.
So dumbass should really have said, if money could buy things, then having lots of it would make you rich.
FNWGMOBDVZXDNW
2016 Jun 9, 10:19am
1. You can't just put "-splaining"
Take it up with blow and the nytDan8267 says
3. Falsely accusing someone of belittling black
In your head, stating that blacks got their votes wrong, because they were ignorant is not belittling? Dan8267 says
. It is unethical of you to use African Americans as pawns in
Look in the mirror. I don't have to use anyone as a pawn or come up with convoluted arguments, because HC beat Bernie fair and square. Anyway, I voted for Bernie. But it's time for him to move on.
Dan8267
2016 Jun 9, 12:18pm
Take it up with blow and the ny
The opinion of one New York Times editor does not reflect the opinions of all NYT editors, and even if it did, one can disagree with opinions, but not facts. People are attacking my factual claims, not my opinions, and that makes them wrong. The fact remains that Bernie Sanders has a long history of supporting civil rights particularly for African Americans whereas Hillary Clinton supported the polices that led to the routine murder of unarmed black people, including a sleeping 9-year-old girl, that is exactly what the #blacklivesmatter movement is trying to fight. This is not opinion. It's fact.
Dan8267
2016 Jun 9, 12:19pm
In your head,
It is a fact that you have no idea what is going on in my head. Don't pretend to have access to my thoughts. That is the epitome of a straw man argument.
Dan8267
2016 Jun 9, 12:21pm
She supported the Bankruptcy Reform Act, also.
If ever there was an act named in double speak.
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For all practical purposes, it's a tie. It's all up to the super delegates now. We won't know who they pick until July 25-28 when the Democratic convention is held and the super delegates finally vote.
From this point on, both candidates will have to make their case to the party leaders Given that Hillary could not defeat Bernie in the primaries despite the massive amounts of money, political connections, and universal backing of all major media outlets, what makes anyone confident that she can defeat Trump, who won his primaries in a landslide despite having gone against a dozen candidates to Hillary's two competitors?
Bernie Sanders still slaughters Trump in the general election according to every poll. Hillary Clinton does not. In fact, in some papers including the liberal Miami Herald state that Trump will unequivocally win the general election against Hillary. And when a liberal rag says this, you should take it seriously.
A Trump-Sanders debate would go vastly different. Sanders appeals to independent and swing voters, people who want an intelligent president. Trump's tactics would backfire if he had to debate Sanders only increasing popular support for Bernie. Clinton's campaign so far has heavily played into Trump's tiny, tiny hands.
#politics #smallHandsSmallPenis #20MillionDollarPantSuit