If someone doesn't want Hillary to be POTUS

[boston bean]

Ok.

No biggie.

Move on and help your candidate win.

It's never a good strategy to support someone cause you just don't like another candidate. Hopefully, people are voting for someone/something rather than against it.

Believe people will tune out to constant negativity.

It's human nature.

Good luck out there getting your candidate support.

[Vincardog]

1. MKAY please post the same comment to the HRC crew. I am not a HATER because I disagree on POLICIES.

[madokie]

2. Its not that I don't want Hillary to win

its I feel that Bernie is a much better choice so I'll pull for him every chance I get even if I have to butt heads with you or another Hillary supporter.
As far as I can see Hillary is another typical politician who will say and do what ever it takes to win. Bernie is walking the talk he's been giving for a long long time. No put on with Sanders, he's the real deal.
Bernie is the next POTUS

[Thinkingabout]

3. It is okay for candidates to enter the primary, we need a primary.

We do not need the useless attacks when the facts are simply wrong. Promote the candidate of your choice, give points of interest on the candidate. The candidate and the supporters has to sell the candidate. If all of the time and effort was spent posting positive things about your candidate it would not leave much time for attacking the other candidates.

[tularetom]

4. I have no problem understanding where Sen. Sanders stands on a variety of issues

and I agree with all of them.

I do not know where Ms Clinton stands on issues because thus far she has not seen fit to provide us with specifics, speaking instead in generalities and weasel words.

If Sanders is unsuccessful in his quest for the nomination, I will in all likelihood vote for the Democratic nominee, whoever it is. If it is Clinton, I will hold my nose and do so. God knows it won't be the first time.