| I'm a DC voter, still mulling over whether to vote for Bernie to send a progressive message and support statehood or whether that vote would damage Hillary, which i definitely do not want. Any arguments on either side that I may not have thought of? |
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DC will go heavily to Clinton so a vote for Bernie will not negatively impact her. Both candidates support statehood. Vote for Sanders if you support his message.
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| Any vote for Bernie at this point will help give the Democrats the message that people want the party to move in a progressive direction. Sadly, the Dems have their fingers firmly stuck in their ears. |
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I'm pretty sure you're the ones not listening. Hillary supports all the same goals Bernie does. |
No, the Democrats are now moderate Republicans and the Republicans are now just a straight up loony bin. http://www.salon.com/2016/05/17/noam_chomsky_the_democratic_party_is_now_composed_of_moderate_republicans_partner/ |
| I agree that you should vote for Bernie to support his progressive message. Hillary will likely win. |
| Vote for who you want to vote for. That's the point, isn't it? |
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Vote for Sanders. His message desperately needs to be heard, and heard LOUD by the Democratic powers-that-be. Trump is so friggin' loud and stupid, it's not like his buffoonery will be ignored. But Trump is not a worthy opponent, and he contributes NOTHING of value to the conversation. It's up to the Democrats and Democratic voters to "talk amongst ourselves."
I voted and voted very proudly and gleefully for Sanders and his platform. I will continue to very strongly support these platforms before, during, and after I also vote for Hillary Clinton who is not my first choice, but she is my second. Any GOP contender is so far a distant thi... no, not even third. It is inconceivable that I would even let Trump or anyone from his GOP family win. Vote for Sanders in the primary. Vote Never-Trump (and likely your conscience will direct you to HRC) in the general. |
| How'd it turn out? Hillary 79 - Bernie 21? |