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I asked my 16 year old who to vote for and was advised to 'feel the BERN' :wah:

Not a Stormtrumper, huh?

flopstock;1493726 wrote: I asked my 16 year old who to vote for and was advised to 'feel the BERN' :wah:I voted for Hillary, my wife felt the Bern.

As a lifelong socialist, my preference would be for the Bern, but Hil has the better chance of defeating whomever the GOPs run, at least that was my reasoning.

Since I bailed out on the Republican party this year, I don't get to vote until November. I will likely just vote for whoever the Dems come up with, at this point.

Hope you vote for Tammy Duckworth for Senator in Illinois.

LarsMac;1493747 wrote: Hope you vote for Tammy Duckworth for Senator in Illinois.I did vote for Tammy, who I assume is a Duckworth by marriage.

The Wyoming, Illinois city cemetery is loaded with Duckworths, including some relatives of mine.

Mark Aspam;1493748 wrote: I did vote for Tammy, who I assume is a Duckworth by marriage.

The Wyoming, Illinois city cemetery is loaded with Duckworths, including some relatives of mine.


Nope. Her Father was a Duckworth.

I did!

LarsMac;1493747 wrote: Hope you vote for Tammy Duckworth for Senator in Illinois.

It's Duckworth by a landslide!

Mark Aspam;1493742 wrote: I voted for Hillary, my wife felt the Bern.

As a lifelong socialist, my preference would be for the Bern, but Hil has the better chance of defeating whomever the GOPs run, at least that was my reasoning.


Mine, too.

How come trump hasn;t been arrested for inciting his supporters to violence?

gmc;1493781 wrote: How come trump hasn;t been arrested for inciting his supporters to violence?


He probably has buddies in the Police.

I dare say it would play right in to his hands anyway.

Mark Aspam;1493742 wrote: I voted for Hillary, my wife felt the Bern.

As a lifelong socialist, my preference would be for the Bern, but Hil has the better chance of defeating whomever the GOPs run, at least that was my reasoning.


I respect your opinion, but that's why Bernie Sanders is not getting more support. If your true preference is Bernie, vote for him in the primary.

along-for-the-ride;1493966 wrote: I respect your opinion, but that's why Bernie Sanders is not getting more support. If your true preference is Bernie, vote for him in the primary.It's called "reality". Bernie is very unlikely to be elected president, Hillary very likely.

A Clinton-Sanders ticket would be a BIG vote-getter and likely to beat any combination that the GOP could muster. That is, of course, barring any scandal or unforeseen problem that might arise.

With the possible exception of Kasich, whose name I probably misspelled, the GOP hopefuls are not very attractive to the general public, the "unwashed masses" if you'll pardon the expression.

It's all about the vote count.

This election, all bets are off. The anti-establishment crowd is running amok on both ends of the spectrum. It is starting to look like Bernie or the Donald will be the choice.

The DNC is not going to be able to control this, any better than the Republican committee.

It's gonna be a bumpy ride.