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sitdownstandup 31 Dec 15 9.29pm | |
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Can Bernie beat trump and Clinton to the white house?
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lindzay 01 Jan 16 9.58am | |
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yes, I believe the American business world will do anything to stop him. I fear they might have him shot if he wins. On social media he is loved but the TV companies give him 30seconds and Trump gets what seems 3 hours. Trump says nothing that helps people he is a total distraction.
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nairb75 Baltimore 04 Jan 16 10.04pm | |
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you guys have as much chance of being the next us president as bernie.
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lindzay 11 Jan 16 1.35am | |
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Quote nairb75 at 04 Jan 2016 10.04pm
you guys have as much chance of being the next us president as bernie. And your a blinkered fool
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chris123 hove actually 11 Jan 16 9.16am | |
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He's got to beat Clinton first, so probably not given her lead.
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nairb75 Baltimore 11 Jan 16 2.14pm | |
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Quote lindzay at 11 Jan 2016 1.35am
Quote nairb75 at 04 Jan 2016 10.04pm
you guys have as much chance of being the next us president as bernie. And your a blinkered fool i can't deny that. still, doesn't mean i'm wrong. mind to tell me how he's going to win? i'm a fool so really have no idea.
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Ray in Houston Houston 11 Jan 16 4.43pm | |
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Quote chris123 at 11 Jan 2016 9.16am
He's got to beat Clinton first, so probably not given her lead.
In the early primary states, Iowa and New Hampshire, Bernie is leading in one and neck-and-neck in the other. [Link] If he wins both of those, he will have momentum - and an influx of campaign money - going into the subsequent states. Hillary is in a no-win situation: if she wins big in Iowa and New Hampshire, she was expected to; if she wins squeakers or loses, then Bernie "wins" by dint of showing her up. If she doesn't crush him hard and early, she's in real trouble, I think. She's pretty unlikable and has "evolved" recently on too many issues. Also, the conservative opposition is hell bent on finding a smoking gun somewhere in her past and, if there's a slip up in her emails somewhere, she could be torpedoed easily at exactly the wrong time. Bernie has been laser-consistent and out in front of many current trends (such as marriage equality and income inequality), but has some skeletons in his closet regarding gun regulations and, weirdly, race relations. Both consistently poll as beating the republican field, so it's not about who is going to do better in the general election and more about who the democrats like more. Personally, I'd go with Bernie for his consistency and political incorrectness (in a good way). I worry that Hillary will be too easily swayed by the establishment and corporate money once in office. Also, the Sanders-Trump debates would be epic. #FeeltheBern
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Stuk Top half 11 Jan 16 4.58pm | |
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I can't believe that the democrat options boil down to two pensioners!
Optimistic as ever |
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chris123 hove actually 11 Jan 16 5.01pm | |
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Quote Ray in Houston at 11 Jan 2016 4.43pm
Quote chris123 at 11 Jan 2016 9.16am
He's got to beat Clinton first, so probably not given her lead.
In the early primary states, Iowa and New Hampshire, Bernie is leading in one and neck-and-neck in the other. [Link] If he wins both of those, he will have momentum - and an influx of campaign money - going into the subsequent states. Hillary is in a no-win situation: if she wins big in Iowa and New Hampshire, she was expected to; if she wins squeakers or loses, then Bernie "wins" by dint of showing her up. If she doesn't crush him hard and early, she's in real trouble, I think. She's pretty unlikable and has "evolved" recently on too many issues. Also, the conservative opposition is hell bent on finding a smoking gun somewhere in her past and, if there's a slip up in her emails somewhere, she could be torpedoed easily at exactly the wrong time. Bernie has been laser-consistent and out in front of many current trends (such as marriage equality and income inequality), but has some skeletons in his closet regarding gun regulations and, weirdly, race relations. Both consistently poll as beating the republican field, so it's not about who is going to do better in the general election and more about who the democrats like more. Personally, I'd go with Bernie for his consistency and political incorrectness (in a good way). I worry that Hillary will be too easily swayed by the establishment and corporate money once in office. Also, the Sanders-Trump debates would be epic. #FeeltheBern
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Ray in Houston Houston 11 Jan 16 5.03pm | |
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Quote Stuk at 11 Jan 2016 4.58pm
I can't believe that the democrat options boil down to two pensioners!
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Ray in Houston Houston 11 Jan 16 5.03pm | |
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Quote chris123 at 11 Jan 2016 5.01pm
Lead as in their respective odds currently quoted by UK bookmakers.
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Stuk Top half 11 Jan 16 5.08pm | |
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Quote Ray in Houston at 11 Jan 2016 5.03pm
Quote Stuk at 11 Jan 2016 4.58pm
I can't believe that the democrat options boil down to two pensioners!
You'll be going from electing one of your youngest Presidents to one of your oldest. Sanders would be around 80 by the end of his first term if he won. Madness.
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