>There are two choices. One is led by Trump, and one is led by
>Obama and Clinton. If you can't see why to prefer the one led
>by Obama and Clinton, then you're either a right-winger or a
>fucking idiot.
>
>>Not just trolling entities, but like why fight this hard for
>>this party? I bookmarked Canada immigration's page last
>night.
>>Like there are populations in this world that have already
>>gotten on the same page about these issues. People riding so
>>hard for this lady that they don't even know why they are
>>voting for her other than 1. if elected she keeps Trump from
>>being elected,
>
>For the record, that's not my only reason for supporting her,
>by a long shot. I think, like Barack Obama does, that she is
>one of the most qualified people ever to run for this office,
>and I agree with her position on nearly every issue (as does
>Bernie, and as do you, I think, if you were honest).
>
>But even if it were just about stopping Trump, would that not
>be enough?!
>
>>and 2. she represents them not having to pay
>>attention.
>
>Not having to pay attention to what?
>
>>but she's more for overturning Citizens United than Bernie.
>>FOHWTBS lol
>
>What is Bernie's plan for overturning Citizens United? How
>does it differ from Obama's or Hillary's? It doesn't. Pulling
>in a lot of money from millennials literally has nothing to do
>with Citizens United.
>

k. whatever you got to tell yourself. Trump is bad. I get it. Hillary gotta be the only candidate in history where if her opponent died, she would actually do worse. Not falling for the okey doke anymore. Don't miss layups. If your party loses to Trump then maybe you should have run the other guy. I'm done trying to logic people out of ignorance. I hope either some other e-mails drop that make the super delegates reconsider Sanders. It is like literally the last legit hope. If not, then Schultz will steal another election. I will look to support maybe a Stein/Turner ticket. Done with the DNC.