Things won't be any different either way. It's not like the position actually accomplishes anything. If he's elected it won't be on his own or by his own financing. He will simply be a puppet and mouthpiece for the behind scenes operators. Depending on what agendas need pushed and who is owed what will determine what gets done.

Well, I support whoever isn't hillary.

I don't like him. But I like Clinton less still. It really comes down to the lesser of all evils for elections now. As a realist though he could be the bad guy we need. It's not all black and white.

Yes, Clinton is a piece of crap that is where she is cause of bill. Sanders is a lunatic. He had no grasp on the economy or life for that matter. Nothing is free, he will turn the country into a bigger shithole then that other idiot in the white house. Time to make America great again! TRUMP 2016!!!!

I find it disbelieving that even25% here like him lol

If he wins I'm moving to India with my girlfriend.

I just think it's time for someone to be president who isn't a career politician.

Clinton is an idiot. None of the other Republican candidates are good enough for me to like them. All Sanders wants to do is SPEND MONEY, when America is already 19 trillion dollars in debt..and rising, by the way. Yeah. I'm voting for Trump. Bite me.

I sit open mouthed when watching the news coming in from America. This guy is planning to demand a wall across an entire country?! Not only this he is demanding that the country he is trying to segregate pays the billions it will cost to build this ridiculous wall. When one of their politicians said how stupid this was, Trump's reaction was to announce that the wall just got 10' taller?!? A president of a nation built on immigration being so heinous to immigrants is totally insane. Don't get me wrong, as with all elections, every candidate had their problems, but this guy?!? People saying things like, "America needs to grow balls". No America needs to use their vast intelligence. You can't go into countries starting wars to wipe out threats. Not that he will, but if Trump wins the next election you will find America becomes more and more isolated as their allies distance themselves from this disaster.

If Donald trump becomes president OUR country WILL become a reality tv show. Just imagine living abroad and all of a sudden you see some obvious Americans with cameras following them arguing and fighting. Not with words but fighting with fists. That's how a lot of the world sees the USA. As ignorant, privileged dipshits. Privileged for no reason at all.

When considering historical economic patterns, deregulation of big business is one of the greatest, if not the greatest, contributions to the increase in wealth inequality in the US. While not broadly discussed nowadays, many politicians still support the "trickle-down" economic ideology. This idea, that increasing the upper class' wealth will effectively increase the wealth of the less wealthy, has been proven ineffective with its current implementation, for the immensely wealthy are not investing their profits, including money earned via tax cuts and tax benefits, into the US economy. Instead they are storing their profits in banks overseas, and the vast majority of funding invested in business goes towards outsourcing to reduce production costs. Because of excessive outsourcing, middle-class American employees have lost most of their bargaining rights and are now far more disposable. Because of this, they've had to settle with stagnating wages while the cost of living increased throughout the past few decades. This trend is continuing even today. Wealth inequality has been growing significantly since the massive push for tax cuts for the upper class and deregulation of business during the Reagan administration. Tax rates for the wealthy were cut from over 70% to 50%, and tax cuts continued with each administration afterwards. At this time, the wealthy are supposed to be paying approximately 35% in taxes. Effectively, they are paying 20% and less. Mitt Romney's tax information was released the other year, showing that he effectively payed 15% in taxes. Comparing wealth inequality with tax cuts has revealed a proportional relationship between the two. For those demonizing Sanders because he is a "socialist," Sanders is still quite capitalistic. Socialism is simply an economic system in which the government has control of commerce and services provided to the public. While the United States is perhaps the most capitalist nation on Earth, it is not entirely capitalist. If it were to be, no regulation of business would occur, period, and socialized services, that is, "social services" such as the police department, fire department, and public education, would not be provided by government and funded by taxpayer money and instead be privately owned. On the socialist/capitalist spectrum, Sanders is still very capitalist. In fact, he would be considered moderate in many Western European nations. While he is capitalist like all of the other candidates he's running against, Sanders is slightly more socialist. He wishes to instill greater regulation, not complete control, upon big business so that the money the wealthy are investing outside the US economy may be truly "trickle down" to the middle and lower classes.