Trump beats Hillary in new poll

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by joeydb

Go any day but Tuesday...

I am really hoping those are not the two choices.

[OldDog]

You might get your wish.

http://news.investors.com/ibd-editor...-democrats.htm

[mclem0822]

Originally Posted by OldDog

You might get your wish.

http://news.investors.com/ibd-editor...-democrats.htm

I would support Hillary if she wins the nomination. But Bernie is my choice as long as he is in the race. He is drawing huge crowds, and she is beginning to take some shots ( no pun intended for Bernie on guns lol) against him.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by mclem0822

I would support Hillary if she wins the nomination. But Bernie is my choice as long as he is in the race. He is drawing huge crowds, and she is beginning to take some shots ( no pun intended for Bernie on guns lol) against him.

i prefer bernie over her for sure.

[joeydb]

Originally Posted by OldDog

You might get your wish.

http://news.investors.com/ibd-editor...-democrats.htm

Could be Trump vs. Sanders, and, political correctness aside, if you were looking at turnout at rallies, those would be the two names an unbiased observer would come up with at this point.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by joeydb

Could be Trump vs. Sanders, and, political correctness aside, if you were looking at turnout at rallies, those would be the two names an unbiased observer would come up with at this point.

what unbiased observer deduced that?

[joeydb]

Originally Posted by Danzig

what unbiased observer deduced that?

If you were unfamiliar with the candidates platforms, and saw nothing special about demographic backgrounds, and were covering the story as an unbiased reporter, you would observe that Trump for the Republicans and Sanders for the Democrats are generating the most excitement at this point by virtue of attendance at their rallies.

Trump's numbers might change a lot as other candidates drop out. Bernie is part of a small field, so in a way it is hard to fathom that he should vanish out of the field of 3, when he clearly is drawing more public support right now.

Now maybe it is the that the "silent majority" of Democrats prefer Hillary over Bernie, but then why is she not packing them in at her rallies, which are fewer than Bernie's?

If Debbie Wasserman Schultz wasn't propping her up, she'd have dropped even further by now.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by joeydb

If you were unfamiliar with the candidates platforms, and saw nothing special about demographic backgrounds, and were covering the story as an unbiased reporter, you would observe that Trump for the Republicans and Sanders for the Democrats are generating the most excitement at this point by virtue of attendance at their rallies.

Trump's numbers might change a lot as other candidates drop out. Bernie is part of a small field, so in a way it is hard to fathom that he should vanish out of the field of 3, when he clearly is drawing more public support right now.

Now maybe it is the that the "silent majority" of Democrats prefer Hillary over Bernie, but then why is she not packing them in at her rallies, which are fewer than Bernie's?

If Debbie Wasserman Schultz wasn't propping her up, she'd have dropped even further by now.

the fact that trump is leading speaks volumes about the republican party.
he is a disgrace.

[OldDog]

Originally Posted by Danzig

the fact that trump is leading speaks volumes about the republican party.

You talk as if he only has support from Reps.

[mclem0822]

Originally Posted by Danzig

the fact that trump is leading speaks volumes about the republican party.
he is a disgrace.

He will fit in just fine, that party is full of disgraces!

[OldDog]

Originally Posted by joeydb

Could be Trump vs. Sanders

The transformation of the USA into a third world country is nearly complete.

[joeydb]

Originally Posted by OldDog

The transformation of the USA into a third world country is nearly complete.

It is, but for different reasons. 19 trillion dollar debt, record level of voter ignorance, illegals overwhelming the system and taking our jobs (and probably voting), jobs being "outsourced" or "offshored" or whatever the next benign sounding term is, government takeover of healthcare which of course is failing... too many more to list.

[joeydb]

I think the media is asking the wrong question regarding the Democrats.

Instead of "Why is Bernie Sanders attracting such big crowds", they should be asking "Why is Hillary even being considered?"

Outside of a demographic "I am a woman" platform, what does she have to offer? Carpetbagged a Senate seat and was a disastrous Secretary of State. If she was a dude, we'd would not be discussing her at all. And we all know it.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by joeydb

I think the media is asking the wrong question regarding the Democrats.

Instead of "Why is Bernie Sanders attracting such big crowds", they should be asking "Why is Hillary even being considered?"

Outside of a demographic "I am a woman" platform, what does she have to offer? Carpetbagged a Senate seat and was a disastrous Secretary of State. If she was a dude, we'd would not be discussing her at all. And we all know it.

yeah, she invented moving to a state to run for office.
seriously, there is plenty to complain about with her.
and no, we don't all know it.
if you took any former senator and sec of state, they would have more of a resume than people like carson or trump, or fiorina.