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PP92 posted this same thread for Republicans and I thought it was a great idea. Who do you support Hillary or Bernie?

PP92 posted this same thread for Republicans and I thought it was a great idea. Who do you support Hillary or Bernie?

 

What about O'Malley?

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What about O'Malley?

 

See I forgot O'Malley. Add him to the list. Farrah can correct me any day!

PP92 posted this same thread for Republicans and I thought it was a great idea. Who do you support Hillary or Bernie?

 

TBH, JJ, we don't have a stellar field even if we have a lot of fun out the the Republican side.

 

I would have proudly voted for Joe Biden. I believe he may be one of the few men left that can connect both houses and the executive branch and move our country forward. Unfortunately, we don't have Joe; instead, we have two very polarizing figures: a Clinton that isn't Bill and a guy that openly claims to be a socialist.

 

30 years in politics will get you some bumps and bruises and Hillary sure has them, but I can't see myself voting for Bernie.

Also proud to say Mrs. Clinton gets my vote in the primary and general election. She's clearly the smartest candidate in either field.

I'm a registered Democrat but it's more of a convenience thing than any real political conviction. No clue who I'd support in a national Democratic primary right now.

TBH, JJ, we don't have a stellar field even if we have a lot of fun out the the Republican side.

 

I would have proudly voted for Joe Biden. I believe he may be one of the few men left that can connect both houses and the executive branch and move our country forward. Unfortunately, we don't have Joe; instead, we have two very polarizing figures: a Clinton that isn't Bill and a guy that openly claims to be a socialist.

 

30 years in politics will get you some bumps and bruises and Hillary sure has them, but I can't see myself voting for Bernie.

 

I was so disappointed when he announced he wasn't running. I really respect him for his decision, but it still sort of crushed my soul.

I'm a registered Democrat but it's more of a convenience thing than any real political conviction. No clue who I'd support in a national Democratic primary right now.

 

I have to wait till the general election, so vote well, my friend. I need you anf all my friends, to get the riff raff out so I have a tough choice about who to vote FOR, rather than AGAINST in the general election.

I'm a registered Republican but have generally voted third party in national elections and a split relatively evenly in state and locals. I don't like either party but lately I've tended to lean more left.

 

My dream ticket is a Kasich/Paul mix but the likelihood of either one being on the ticket is slim to none.

 

Unfortunately I think the battle is going to be between Hilary and Cruz. Neither will ever get my vote, but the difference between the two is that I really dislike Hilary but I'm really scared of Cruz (not to mention I don't like him either).

 

What's funny is that outside of Kasich or Paul, I would absolutely support Bernie. Of course I don't agree with him on everything, but the man seems to be more genuine than just about any other politician I have ever seen. Heck, at least you know where the guy stands, and at least he talks about the issues. If nothing else, because of his age and because of the garbage we have to choose from in this cycle maybe there will be some better. options four years from now rather than having to wait through eight years of any of these candidates.

I'm a registered Republican but have generally voted third party in national elections and a split relatively evenly in state and locals. I don't like either party but lately I've tended to lean more left.

 

My dream ticket is a Kasich/Paul mix but the likelihood of either one being on the ticket is slim to none.

 

Unfortunately I think the battle is going to be between Hilary and Cruz. Neither will ever get my vote, but the difference between the two is that I really dislike Hilary but I'm really scared of Cruz (not to mention I don't like him either).

 

What's funny is that outside of Kasich or Paul, I would absolutely support Bernie. Of course I don't agree with him on everything, but the man seems to be more genuine than just about any other politician I have ever seen. Heck, at least you know where the guy stands, and at least he talks about the issues. If nothing else, because of his age and because of the garbage we have to choose from in this cycle maybe there will be some better. options four years from now rather than having to wait through eight years of any of these candidates.

 

Bernie is really growing on me. I am registered Independent. I really wish Bernie would run as an Independent so I could vote for him in the primary.

What does it take for a Dem to not support Hillary in the Pres Elextion.

What does she have to do or say to turn you off

Bernie Sanders is self proclaimed socialist. There isn't a more anti American philosophy running for president.

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