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Originally Posted by Frownland
If Hillary were to suddenly die, I'm really not sure but my guess would be heil Trump! Sanders would probably get the nom but socialism is a four letter word for those who don't know how to count past three, a demographic that makes up at least half of the population because the old people just don't die off like they used to.
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Sanders is an incompetent politician, a snake oil salesman selling "revolution" but with no means of implementing it. He is the Democrat's version of Ted Cruze; a rapacious ideologue peddling nonsense that has zero chance of getting implemented to true believers, who is widely disliked among his own party and viewed as a laughing stock across the isle. That his campaign is, at this stage, refusing to give up the ghost is just another sad reminder of the parallels it has with Ron Pauls idiotic "revolution" the last election cycle.
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Originally Posted by djchameleon
No, I highly doubt they will be stumped. People have reasons for disliking her. One of the reasons that you forgot to touch on is that certain people namely black people feel like she is racist over her "super predators" comment back in the 90s. Not only black people but I have heard it brought up. Her husband is also responsible for the largest amount of minorities ending up in prison as well. The sins of the husband transfer over to her.
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The above is false. Hillary Clinton is by far the most popular candidate of this election cycle, including all those who were in the primaries, with African American votes, as far as her Husbands legacy goes...
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The mothers of Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin, Eric Garner and Tamir Rice, and a half-dozen other black women who had lost children in clashes with the police or in gun violence, were flown in from around the country and invited to gather around a table. They were joined by Hillary Clinton, who asked them, one by one, to tell her their stories.
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< -- quite the ****ing list of endorsements, not to mention being endorced by the democratic side of the congressional black caucus