Hillary For President

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by bobabode

It's pretty sad that you think your candidate's chances rest on the slim to none chance that Hills will be indicted. Maybe those college kids should get their asses down to the voting booth instead of big rallies where gals are running around with Bernie pasties on?

Bob, we're on the same team here. Why all of a sudden are you and another Hillary supporter here getting so goddamn snarky with the "Bernie Bros" and "Berniacs" here? Makes no sense!

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by Boreas

Bob, we're on the same team here. Why all of a sudden are you and another Hillary supporter here getting so goddamn snarky with the "Bernie Bros" and "Berniacs" here? Makes no sense!

I know we are John. Don't be dismayed by the snarky back and forth between the two Bernie Bros, Raj & TJ and this 'Hillary-bot'.

Let me know when you chastise either of them, though.

[Boreas]

I've chastized TJ pretty regularly. Rajoo's next.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by Boreas

I've chastized TJ pretty regularly. Rajoo's next.

Kewl!

Incoming Raj!

[Rajoo]

Originally Posted by Rajoo

Meaningless number since the primaries are midstream. You should volunteer to be a spokesperson for Hillary since you are sooo good with numbers and projecting. Be prepared with a concession speech when the cuffs break out.

The last sentence in my post above was made in jest as indicated by the Big Grin smilie.
In all seriousness, do I really want to see Hillary in handcuffs? Absolutly not, that would be devastating for the Democratic party and the country (First Lady).

Originally Posted by bobabode

It's pretty sad that you think your candidate's chances rest on the slim to none chance that Hills will be indicted. Maybe those college kids should get their asses down to the voting booth instead of big rallies where gals are running around with Bernie pasties on?

See, I accept this last comment from you as sarcasm and expect you to dish out with interest to counteract what I have been dishing out. Peace brother.

Originally Posted by Boreas

I've chastized TJ pretty regularly. Rajoo's next.

If you must to appease Bob, be my guest. I am beyond reproach though.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by Rajoo

If you must to appease Bob, be my guest. I am beyond reproach though.

Shame on you, Rajoo!

There! All finished now.

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by bobabode

It's pretty sad that you think your candidate's chances rest on the slim to none chance that Hills will be indicted. Maybe those college kids should get their asses down to the voting booth instead of big rallies where gals are running around with Bernie pasties on?

I think the issue is not whether Bernie needs an indictment against Hillary to win the nomination. The issue is the damage to the party is there is substance to the allegations against Hillary when and if she is the nominee. Once the nomination has been awarded, legal action against the nominee would be worrisome to say the least.

Regards,

D-Ray

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

I think the issue is not whether Bernie needs an indictment against Hillary to win the nomination. The issue is the damage to the party is there is substance to the allegations against Hillary when and if she is the nominee. Once the nomination has been awarded, legal action against the nominee would be worrisome to say the least.

Regards,

D-Ray

No question of that but from everything I've read the chances are slim to none of any legal action against Clinton in this matter. I'm highly motivated to read the latest since I've got $65 cash money and some Clinton swag to protect.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by bobabode

No question of that but from everything I've read the chances are slim to none of any legal action against Clinton in this matter. I'm highly motivated to read the latest since I've got $65 cash money and some Clinton swag to protect.

If worst comes to worst, you could always sell the swag on eBay.

[Tom Joad]

16 years ago I voted for McCain in the primaries. McCain was a pretty reasonable dude back then. He was trying to be an Eisenhower Republican and if you remember his number one issue was campaign finance reform. But the Republicans rejected him and chose to lurch to the right and nominate that corporate toadie Bush. That's when I unassed the Republicans for good.

Now 16 years later we have Bernie Sanders also running on getting the big money out of politics and the corporate democrats doing everything they can to crush him and force another corporate toadie on us. So for me it's Deja vous all over again, this time with the Democrats. If they don't nominate Bernie, I'm done with them too.

I am not going to vote for someone who does not represent what I believe in. If Bernie isn't the nominee I'll go with the green party candidate.