(05-30-2016 09:12 PM)Kronke Wrote:  

(05-30-2016 06:42 PM)chargeradio Wrote:  If he truly wanted the nomination, he should have pressed the issue. He could have still taken the high road by suggesting she shouldn't have been running due to the serious nature of the allegations. He could have pressed her on Benghazi. He should have been running a Trump-like, establishment-be-damned campaign. And now that Bernie has failed to do so, the Democrats are the ones with a convention fight on their hands, not the Republicans.


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What's the fight? Hillary is 73 delegates away from clinching, and will have it clinched by the convention. If Bernie shows up to Philly for a fight, all he is doing is showing his true colors/hypocrisy.

He's Bernie Sanders. You honestly think he has a problem flagging his own hypocrisy?

(05-30-2016 09:12 PM)Kronke Wrote:  

(05-30-2016 06:42 PM)chargeradio Wrote:  If he truly wanted the nomination, he should have pressed the issue. He could have still taken the high road by suggesting she shouldn't have been running due to the serious nature of the allegations. He could have pressed her on Benghazi. He should have been running a Trump-like, establishment-be-damned campaign. And now that Bernie has failed to do so, the Democrats are the ones with a convention fight on their hands, not the Republicans.


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What's the fight? Hillary is 73 delegates away from clinching, and will have it clinched by the convention. If Bernie shows up to Philly for a fight, all he is doing is showing his true colors/hypocrisy.

She wont be able to clinch it until the superdelegates vote, which they cant do until the convention. Which is why I am enjoying this trainwreck. Especially if Sanders pulls off the upset in California.

(05-30-2016 10:47 PM)UofMstateU Wrote:  

(05-30-2016 09:12 PM)Kronke Wrote:  

(05-30-2016 06:42 PM)chargeradio Wrote:  If he truly wanted the nomination, he should have pressed the issue. He could have still taken the high road by suggesting she shouldn't have been running due to the serious nature of the allegations. He could have pressed her on Benghazi. He should have been running a Trump-like, establishment-be-damned campaign. And now that Bernie has failed to do so, the Democrats are the ones with a convention fight on their hands, not the Republicans.


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What's the fight? Hillary is 73 delegates away from clinching, and will have it clinched by the convention. If Bernie shows up to Philly for a fight, all he is doing is showing his true colors/hypocrisy.

She wont be able to clinch it until the superdelegates vote, which they cant do until the convention. Which is why I am enjoying this trainwreck. Especially if Sanders pulls off the upset in California.

Semantics. They have pledged their support, but are going to switch after she has "clinched", won more delegates, and won the popular vote?

(05-30-2016 07:29 PM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  The wheels are coming off the Sander's campaign and the only people who don't know it are the poor cucks that continue to give him $12 at a time and Sanders himself.

$27 cucks.

(05-29-2016 09:56 PM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  I said at the time "He's going to regret not making a stronger statement there"... He did not have to to go scorched earth on the issue but he could have said he does not know enough yet and wants to talk about other issues tonight.

I read/heard it differently at the time and have now heard others (no, can't recall who) cast it in a similar light. It appeared to me he was more saying "I'm sick and damn tired of hearing about your e-mails, 'Just come clean about them', but that's not what came across or was heard at the time.

As soon as the cackling started and the "So am I" was tossed out there, the aged old socialist was knocked off his feet a bit. It was a "moment" and for whatever reason he went with it.

Seems to me, as it is with most envious, greedy, moochie socialists, he has now realized that he, and his failed agenda/as with his desired economic system, will lose this nomination to the most corrupt. least likeable, least transparent, most incompetent, career politician in the history of this once great Nation.

So he's got some buyers remorse (wait, not buyers, freeloaders?) on that statement and is predictably trying to walk it back.

Don't really see that happening, but the fact that he's still remotely in the hunt, and she can't dispense with a disheveled, old, 75 YO socialist should tell us everything we need to know about the Cank.

All the sleaze and corruption of Bubba. None of the charm.

(05-30-2016 11:14 PM)firmbizzle Wrote:  

(05-30-2016 07:29 PM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  The wheels are coming off the Sander's campaign and the only people who don't know it are the poor cucks that continue to give him $12 at a time and Sanders himself.

$27 cucks.

I've received that 'tip'.....it's pretty funny how you make it happen by letting the cuck know beforehand...................yep, new years eve many a moon ago....pre-milf...pre internutz.....still laughing....

(05-31-2016 12:02 AM)JMUDunk Wrote:  

(05-29-2016 09:56 PM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  I said at the time "He's going to regret not making a stronger statement there"... He did not have to to go scorched earth on the issue but he could have said he does not know enough yet and wants to talk about other issues tonight.

I read/heard it differently at the time and have now heard others (no, can't recall who) cast it in a similar light. It appeared to me he was more saying "I'm sick and damn tired of hearing about your e-mails, 'Just come clean about them', but that's not what came across or was heard at the time.

As soon as the cackling started and the "So am I" was tossed out there, the aged old socialist was knocked off his feet a bit. It was a "moment" and for whatever reason he went with it.

Seems to me, as it is with most envious, greedy, moochie socialists, he has now realized that he, and his failed agenda/as with his desired economic system, will lose this nomination to the most corrupt. least likeable, least transparent, most incompetent, career politician in the history of this once great Nation.

So he's got some buyers remorse (wait, not buyers, freeloaders?) on that statement and is predictably trying to walk it back.

Don't really see that happening, but the fact that he's still remotely in the hunt, and she can't dispense with a disheveled, old, 75 YO socialist should tell us everything we need to know about the Cank.

All the sleaze and corruption of Bubba. None of the charm.

I really hope your wrong....she is black death..... shaken, stirred, and cli(n)t(on) lickin' good for the feminazi/old english/puppy churning, mail-retrieving hound dogs...

however, either yields costa baby!

(05-29-2016 03:07 PM)Smaug Wrote:  Trump and Hillary are both megalomaniacs.

I can't shake the feeling that Bernie is running to pay off his student loans.

That cracked me up.

I still love listening to the guy, even though I don't think he stands a snowball's chance in hell of winning the nomination. As for Sander's abandoning principle, I'm not sure he's done that when it comes to issues that matter, but a long race and the Dems' continued efforts to make Hillary the crown princess and next President is likely taking its toll. If I were Sanders, I'd be frustrated and probably go negative at times, too.