Disir
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Bernie Sanders' heart is in the right place, but he would possibly pull on three states.Where do we disagree?Bernie Sanders' heart is in the right place, but he would possibly pull on three states. It's not about actual policy in my opinion, it's basically that the democratic power structure and some if not many "mainstream" Democrats think that it's Hillary's time to get the nomination. I think that is a grave mistake for them even though I did hear some electoral vote projection that has her winning.Who besides Shrillary will be running? I thought this was a the Party of the "big tent"? Why are they running the same rehashed white, rich woman who has been in politics for 30 years? No new blood? No young blood? No fresh ideas? What gives? The cons have at least 10 serious candidates.
Unless Bernie Sanders runs as a Dem then she is all the Democrats have. This is what happens when you spend all of your time pointing to Bush and refusing to deal with actual policy. It's the same mistake that the Republicans make. They are so busy saying Obama that they didn't bother with policy. They don't have jack to run either. They know it.
I know that a fair amount of politicians are basically full of it but she just doesn't seem genuine in some way. I also feel like that she will have more of a mainstream republican type of foreign policy and that she will keep the status quo or add more restriction as far as civil liberties issues go. BUT, if it's Cruz, Rubio, Walker vs Hillary, I would vote for her. If it was Bush vs Hillary , I would toss a coin. Rand Paul needs to cement his views further during debates because right now I don't trust him. He cosponsored a Bill with Corey Booker regarding prison reform and I like that they both went across party lines to work for a common cause.
I disagree. Otherwise you wouldn't have either of those parties all of a sudden focusing on income inequality. They are aware that he is a threat. They simply want to appeal without making changes.
Hillary is Republican-light. She always has been. Foreign policy doesn't change.
Rand Paul's views are already well known. He has a history. He won't make it. Walker, Rubio and Cruz as well.
It's all about the policy.