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Vote for Hillary Clinton (support Democrat party) 4 36.36%
Vote for Jill Stein of the Green Party (closest to Bernie vision) 1 9.09%
Vote for Donald Trump (agrees with Bernie on TPP) 5 45.45%
Stay home (no longer excited about election, or protesting) 1 9.09%
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Old 07-28-2016, 12:31 PM
Rudeboyelvis Rudeboyelvis is offline
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Thousands push to de-register from the Democratic Party at 2 rallies in advance of the queen's acceptance speech this evening:


>>>PHILADELPHIA – Despite the Democratic Party’s robust efforts this week to put forward a show of unity at their Philadelphia convention – including bringing Hillary Clinton onstage Wednesday night for a handoff hug from President Obama – a rowdy swath of disaffected voters is making clear the theatrics haven’t healed the fractured base.

Anti-Clinton and other demonstrators are moving forward Thursday with at least one protest, and holding events encouraging voters to “de-register” from the party.

They’re operating in part under the Twitter hashtag #DemExit, one that Green Party candidate Jill Stein has deftly been using as she openly appeals to Sanders supporters to join her team outside the Philly convention arena.

“DNC wants your support for lying, undermining, and insulting you. They'll lock you out if you don't comply. #DemExit,” Stein tweeted.

Stein has proven to be a chief agitator, as Bernie Sanders himself rejoins the fold and urges Democrats to get behind Clinton’s campaign. Even the celebrities are split, with liberal Hollywood stalwarts like Susan Sarandon standing with the Sanders crowd this week.
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