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10 Reasons I'm Only Voting for Bernie Sanders and Will Not Support Hillary Clinton
1. The Iraq War. Sanders was on the right side of history. Bernie Sanders voted against the Iraq War, using the same intelligence reports as Clinton and Bush. He also foreshadowed the dire consequences of Iraq. In contrast, Hillary Clinton voted for Iraq and now calls her vote a "mistake."
Bernie Sanders stated on CNN that "I'll be damned" if he sends more Americans back to the Middle East as president. Regardless of her neoconservative outlook on war and foreign policy, certain "Facebook Liberals" who hate Bush but love Hillary also forget that Clinton and Bush aren't very different in terms of foreign policy. As Jacob Heilbrunn writes in The New York Times, "It's easy to imagine Mrs. Clinton's making room for the neocons in her administration." President Obama just sent Americans to Syria, and might even send more American soldiers in the near future. There's no doubt President Hillary Clinton would send more Americans to the Middle East. I'm not certain we need a president who jokes, "We came, we saw, he died," and then helps usher a devastating civil war in Libya with her decision to oust a dictator. You can hear Secretary of State Clinton utter the words in this CBS News segment. 2. The Keystone XL Pipeline. Bernie Sanders has always been against Keystone XL. Keystone XL may threaten water acquirers that irrigate much of the U.S. We know President Sanders will continue President Obama's vetoes of Keystone XL. Clinton was once inclined to support Keystone. She has now evolved, along with a number of other issues. I simply do not trust President Clinton to veto Keystone legislation. 3. Euphemisms. Bernie Sanders never uses euphemisms. I trust Bernie because he speaks clearly; English is a means to communicate, not shield from criticism. Clinton, on the other hand, lives by euphemism. From a "witch hunt" to wiping a server used out of "convenience" with a "cloth," too many words are used to hide the truth. 4. One candidate is the Charles Darwin of politics. The other is Bernie Sanders. Clinton always evolves; usually following Bernie's lead on issues. I wouldn't sign a contract with an "evolving" clause, nor would I want a president who continually evolves based upon reasons unknown to the average voter. 5. Presidential powers. On war and foreign policy, I want a Democrat, not a Republican. Sanders is the Democrat on foreign policy, while Clinton is another Republican in 2016. 6. The TPP. Sanders has always been against the TPP. Clinton supported it 45 times, but now says she's against it. As POLITIFACT states, "It's up to voters to decide how they feel about her changed stance on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, but we rate Clinton's reversal as a Full Flop." 7. Clinton's 3:00 a.m. ad and Racism. Bernie Sanders has a comprehensive racial justice platform. Clinton's 3:00 a.m. ad in 2008 had a "racist sub-message" according to one Harvard sociologist. 8. I want a Democrat in the White House. I don't want a moderate Republican on Wall Street, or a neocon pertaining to war. 9. The DNC needs to end its fear of being too progressive. I'll only vote for Sanders because progressive politics are mainstream. This isn't 1972 and Nixon is no longer with us, unless you equate Clinton to Richard Nixon. 10. Bernie Sanders is a "once in a lifetime candidate." Clinton represents establishment politics. If you're not voting for Sanders in 2016, don't ever again complain about Wall Street, perpetual wars, or money in politics. Americans need a choice in our democracy. 43% of American voters are independent, so allegiance towards political party is quickly becoming a thing of the past. I want an honest progressive, not a Republican, which is why I will not support Trump or Clinton. Bernie Sanders will win the presidency in 2016 because there are millions of people like me, and I'll no longer be intimidated by the phrase, "You can't let a Republican win!" Sanders has enough votes to win a general election according to the polls and President Bernie Sanders will be a transformative figure in U.S. history. 10 Reasons I'm Only Voting for Bernie Sanders and Will Not Support Hillary Clinton. |
You make some decent arguments; if I was leaning one way or the other, you may have swayed me.
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I kinda wished he would of run as an independent being he's funded his campaign by grassroots anyway. |
Started to read the post then thought to myself "why the fuck am I reading this?" and that's where I stopped.
No chance of me voting for ANY of the current Democratic Presidential Candidates, especially Clinton or Sanders. :2 cents: |
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Bush belongs in jail right next to Clinton. :2 cents: |
Fuck all that...... TRUMP FOR THE WIN :D
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Anybody who would even consider voting for ANY of the Democratic Presidential candidates is already a lost cause. No need for me to debate politics with them in the first place. |
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Don't be a Commie pussy! Vote Trump!
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Ole ole, ole ole
HA Goodman is a shill |
I like some of what Bernie says, however he has said nothing about the colossal national debt. What's his solution? Spend trillions on infrastructure! Free college for everyone! Raise income tax to 90 percent! Expand government! Forget all that. Ben Carson is the guy with real solutions that make sense.
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How can anyone vote for a big government pig? That is disgusting. I never thought a self proclaimed socialist would be looked at in the USA seriously.
The government needs to be smaller and have less power. They try to pit the people against eachother. They spend and waste without blinking and still ask for more. People need to take control of their own lives and not look for government to do the job. Democrat + Republicans have comitted decades of high treason in my opinion. The last thing that is needed is another guy who will take even more control to try to build his fake utopia. |
So, OWS was just a flash in the pan? :2 cents:
OWS just found a new ''Champion" for the cause. |
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seems pretty non-shillish |
1 reminder. they are ALL politicians. they will do what is best for them. Thats it, end of story.
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Had they stuck to reasonable shit, like forcing the govt to go after the ass holes who caused the crash and ending g the big money bail outs then it could of been sucessful. Instead they had ridiculous demands which were easy for the media and politicians to pick apart and ignore. |
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Funny since Carson has yet to come up with any policy. What are his solutions you speak of? Keep your delusions in your church. |
Americans choose Socialists, we sell you Lenin from Red Square with discount.
rename the Guantanamo in Gulag. https://asskolkovo.files.wordpress.c...orker_flag.png |
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Please forward to the DNC, maybe they will stop sucking the Hillary tit and see the light.
#feelthebern |
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From Slate.com, a notoriously libtard media outlet::;;; "It’s not new information that the Democratic primary debate schedule is both thin and designed to keep the number of human viewers to a minimum. Non-Hillary Clinton candidates like O’Malley and Sanders have been complaining about this, reasonably enough, for months. It’s sparked a public feud among leaders of the DNC—or, more likely, caused a long-existing rage with Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s mysteriously lengthy tenure atop the DNC to burst into the open. Let’s play sucker and try to make a good-faith defense of Wasserman Schultz’s stewardship of the 2016 primary process. Her job is to ensure both a fair primary process and the general election viability of the eventual Democratic nominee. Since Clinton will almost certainly become that nominee, then, Wasserman Schultz’s job is to protect Clinton. That’s why there are only six debates, and why three of the four debates are scheduled for time slots when few will be watching: It prevents Clinton from being nicked up too much by Sanders and O’Malley, or from saying something that may not play well to a more centrist general election audience." Democrats aren't excited about voting for Hillary Clinton. |
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Lenin Socialism is only the beginning. the consequences are terrible |
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another name for that is communism. another name would be leninism. lenin in no way whatsoever was striving for socialism. |
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What is the different if I am socialist and tax you 90% and redistribute it or as the state i own 90% and redistribute it. Don't fall for this new age "socialist" thing. It is the exact same goals and outcomes. Anyone whoever lived near or around a communist society can see right through it. Sarn is indeed correct. |
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According to Lenin's April Theses, the goal of the revolution and vanguard party was not the introduction of socialism....
...Lenin denounced social democrats, ...and called for new communist policies. The April Theses influenced the July Days and October Revolution in the next months and are identified with Leninism. https://www.marxists.org/archive/len...917/apr/04.htm |
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Whether it happens slowly, systematically or is taken by force there is no difference. You can have your views that is fine. But I'm telling you his thinking is very dangerous and people who grew up in those areas controlled by things like communism can see through these types of people very easily. |
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I'm not comparing the current situation to Nazis. I am just saying that a political organization can take on any title. Whatever the people are willing to eat up is the stance and title these parties will normally take. |
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and i'm aware of the dangers of government. we have a 2 party representational system, obviously dangerous in itself. nevertheless, Sanders' thinking is hardly dangerous, that's simply your opinion. |
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It's really sad, while you consertives are so busy worrying about evil socialism, the polititions are busy selling this country to the guys with the biggest checks.. But oh no let's all be scared of electing the only honest guy in the race who happens to be a liberal, because.. Socialism.. |
whatever y'all say... i really like his chicken...
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It is very dangerous when the government becomes to much about the collective in my opinion. Trying to push everyone to be the same and equal is very dangerous. That is not human nature and is proven countless times not to work. I'm afraid for the future of the USA because I see it clearly that the "weak" and lowest common denominator are taking over. It is more about being equal than winning and being your personal best. Bernie Sanders pushes this very scary to me "equality". This kind of mentality is going to be very bad for the future. The entitlement mentality is just starting to hit. Bernie Sanders pushes this mentality and makes it his platform. I don't see it getting better from here. But I can hope. |
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You are going to end up in the rice fields if you don't stop.. At least in the potato fields your feet stay dry.. |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEjz94eeP1w |
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But to me this new age socialist/entitlement society is much more dangerous then a group of guys who still like their church. Why? Because i believe religion is on its way out in the western world anyway. This new socialist/entitlement society is on the up rise. So to me it is more dangerous and it definitely is. "free education" and "free healthcare" are great things for sure. I could also say "free round trip around the world for everyone" but it really doesn't stack up to against a litmus test. Government has gotten so big, so bloated. I don't trust anything they get their hands on and when someone steps in and wants to make that even larger i cannot fathom going that way. The government does not need more money, more control. They need to clean themselves up first. |
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