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Edited by DarthBrando:
3/9/2016 7:37:39 PM
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Sanders beoitches
Sanders;
60% favorability among voters
Only 33% see him negatively.
He's the most favorable presidential candidate at the moment and the most favorable democrat in over 60 years!
Suk it Trump supporters
Edit;
Too many replies; at least i struck a nerve lmfao
[spoiler]---> that was my intention but yea mostly jus posted this to bust trump supporters chops for being so violent and via-meant about their support, nothing wrong about being passionate bout support but geeze dont be such a d!ck about it [/spoiler]
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24 RepliesIm 20, and going to college is only a dream/ fantasy, in my state min wage is 11k a year, i currently make about 15-16k a year. How am i supposed to supposed to afford college that goes around 50-80k
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Lol guess we'll see him run against trump, oh wait he's feeling the burn from all those votes he's missed.
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Are ya feelin the Bern now Mr. Sanders
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9 RepliesSanders will have to overcome the largest delegate deficit in history to win. If I remember correctly, the record is held by Bill Clinton when he overcame a deficit of 70. The difference between Sanders and Clinton is currently 218..... Also important to note that even though Sanders had a surprising victory Michigan, the margin of victory was still very close. Nearly even actually. So although Sanders' win was important.. Hillary still absolutely crushed him in Mississippi the same day. So regardless of Michigan, she still extended her lead yesterday. Still plenty of states to go. But it's really not looking all that good Bernie.
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1 ReplyI love Sandman but he'll probably lose to Clinton from what I've heard which will suck but it sounds to me like the world isn't ready for his ideas
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If only Congress was viewed that favorably...
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Hillary is winning in states that are almost guaranteed to go red in the general election. Bernie, on the other hand, is winning states that matter, like Michigan. I'm not sure how the establishment on the left hasn't picked up on this.
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4 RepliesThen why is Clinton kicking his ass?
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1 Reply＼(^o^)／
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4 RepliesI'm not voting trump that's assured but sanders makes me feel pissed off And ain't voting for Clinton either because of the emails and Bengahzi
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9 RepliesEdited by AldomanX: 3/9/2016 2:24:30 PMHow did socialism work out for the soviet union? [spoiler]oh wait. They don't exist anymore.[/spoiler] [spoiler]wonder why? Filthy communists[/spoiler]
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7 RepliesAmazing how he is losing, isn't it? Voters whose position is "I want free stuff" are not ones you can rely on to actually make it out of bed, out of the house, through the line and be able to fill out a ballot.
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6 Replies53 cents tax on the dollar, no thank you
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4 RepliesThat's why he won Michigan [spoiler]oh wait[/spoiler]
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23 RepliesWhy do like Sanders? What views of his do you support?
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7 RepliesCan't vote for him because he's old and he might die in office. If he dies his VP could be a maniac and start a war. Or even worse it could be Hilary Clinton.
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What about the other 7%?
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4 RepliesI want Sanders to get the nominee so Trump gets a win with no problem XD
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5 RepliesAt least he doesn't gloat about his dick size. Anything is better than that
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11 RepliesThere you go vote for a guy who likes like if he orgasims hell have a heart attack way to go dummy
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He won't win though because the only people who support him are millennials and unfortunately for you they don't make up a large enough demographic to make anyone president.
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1 ReplyI have trouble believing your post when you cite no evidence, and you say he is a democrat which is false. Bernie supporters are so smart.
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He's also literally the only candidate right now with a net positive favorable rating amongst voters.
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11 Replies[quote]60% favorability among voters Only 33% see him negatively.[/quote] Proof that Bernie supporters [u]can[/u] do math.
