Quote from: Icy on February 01, 2016, 01:22:19 PM

Both men literally hold more power in their current positions than they would in the White House

Explain please? That sounds rather dubious.

The Presidency, although a distinguished title, doesn't hold as much power as people think. He can veto any bill he wants, but ultimately has very little say in how legislation is debated, what the budget will look like, and his policy plan will only be suggestions to Congress - which is extremely difficult when you have a Congress controlled by the other party.

Sanders has more power as a legislator where he can directly shape bills and laws.

Clinton has 24 Delegates, Sanders has 16. 2 remain undeclared.

Rubio is at 23%, Trump is at 24.4%

Sanders up to 19 delegates

Clinton with 25 delegates, Sanders with 20, 2 undeclared.

5 delegates remain unannounced.

Bernie & Hilldog are getting so painfully close.

It is going to end, in all things considered, a statistical tie.

Quote from: Icy on February 01, 2016, 09:36:53 PM

Quote from: Verbatim on February 01, 2016, 09:35:08 PM

Bernie & Hilldog are getting so painfully close.

It is going to end, in all things considered, a statistical tie.

Do you think this helps or hurts Burnies chances going into the other states?

It may help get his message to Clinton communities (Latinos and Blacks), but I'm not sure yet.

Goodness me it's literally split right down the middle 50/50. This could go either way, how exciting.

89% in

Quote from: Icy on February 01, 2016, 09:55:13 PM

Quote from: Kal on February 01, 2016, 09:54:34 PM

I don't like being this engaged with politics

it's making me nervous

It's my career

and you support Hillary

you're disgusting

an abomination, he is!

I personally can't stand her knowing she's played literally every dirty trick there is in the book. She's just as flip-floppy as Trump.

> Ignoring Sander's flip flopping

Quote from: Icy on February 01, 2016, 10:10:55 PM

Quote from: Kal on February 01, 2016, 10:09:36 PM

I personally can't stand her knowing she's played literally every dirty trick there is in the book. She's just as flip-floppy as Trump.

> Ignoring Sander's flip flopping

Not nearly as extreme,

Yet it's still happened - despite him and his supporters saying he doesn't flip flop.

Politics and flip flopping go hand in hand - the politicians are going to (in an ideal system) represent what their constituents want - if one year they want X, and three years later they want Y, it is fully expected that the candidate is going to swing the way their community does to get their support and votes. That is literally how it goes, and every politician is guilty of it.


 

and he hasn't played every dirty trick in the book. Clinton makes it her career to do that.

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