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TM99

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30. Yes, there is very little difference between the two on this issue.

Tue May 5, 2015, 08:34 PM

May 2015

But those differences are huge.

One is fracking.

The other is the H1B visa extension poison pill.

If those are resolved, Sanders will vote yay.

What are Clinton's stances on those two key issues?

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I stand with Hillary Clinton and my Latino brothers and sisters on immigration reform [View all] DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 OP

Others Stand For Immigration Reform As Well - Nothing Special Here About HRC cantbeserious May 2015 #1

Thank you for your input./NT DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 #2

Will she want H-1B Visa expansion taken out of an immigration bill... cascadiance May 2015 #3

Hispanics went heavily for Hillary in 08 Gman May 2015 #4

She received seventy percent of the Latino vote against Barack Obama. DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 #5

No doubt about it Gman May 2015 #6

She flirts with the ninety percent mark among African Americans DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 #8

So does every Democrat pretty much JonLP24 May 2015 #19

I am referring to the Democratic primaries./NT DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 #20

We'll see when it gets to the primaries JonLP24 May 2015 #22

If she was running against Barack Obama I wouldn't have made that bold prediction... DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 #25

You may be right JonLP24 May 2015 #29

I think you left out the Bernie factor Pharaoh May 2015 #37

Mexican Americans revered RFK who actually took communion with Cesar Chavez. DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 #21

No doubt JonLP24 May 2015 #24

In L A public buildings are closed to celebrate Cesar Chavez's birthday./NT DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 #26

I'm not so sure about that. lovemydog May 2015 #39

That is a ridiculous generalization JonLP24 May 2015 #17

You come to South Texas Gman May 2015 #36

Yeah well, South Texas is pretty different lovemydog May 2015 #40

DU is not the party and not even reality Gman May 2015 #41

Oh, there is a loud cacophony. I agree with that. lovemydog May 2015 #43

Sanders et al do have one big advantage over Hillary Gman May 2015 #45

LOL, I'm often wrong too. lovemydog May 2015 #48

You said they revere the Clintons JonLP24 May 2015 #44

In hindsight, perhaps "reverence" is not the right word Gman May 2015 #47

I'm not so sure about that. lovemydog May 2015 #38

Thank you for posting this. Hillary did good today. hrmjustin May 2015 #7

Just not Latinos/Latinas . . . Iliyah May 2015 #9

Yeah... DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 #11

Thank you for pointing that out, Iliyah. brer cat May 2015 #13

I'm glad she's for immigration reform. It's the Democratic stance to take. Comrade Grumpy May 2015 #10

I confess that I am somewhat skeptical, but willing to give her a chance. Vattel May 2015 #12

No fines that I am aware of DemocratSinceBirth May 2015 #14

I ask because fines were part of Obama's immigration reform proposal. Vattel May 2015 #18

Bernie Sanders has an excellent track record on immigration issues. Maedhros May 2015 #15

I think both Democrats & Republicans overrate immigration reform and its impact on voting support JonLP24 May 2015 #16

This is an issue where Sen Sanders and Clinton agree. But what about Fracking? rhett o rick May 2015 #23

Yes, there is very little difference between the two on this issue. TM99 May 2015 #30

I will point out this liittle factoid nadinbrzezinski May 2015 #27

Way to go Hillary. leftofcool May 2015 #28

Wow. ucrdem May 2015 #31

Clinton flip-flopped StarzGuy May 2015 #32

Hondurans are latinos, ¿verdad? MisterP May 2015 #33

Huge dpatbrown May 2015 #34

Great ...so does Jeb. L0oniX May 2015 #35

Immigration is the achilles heel of the republican party Rosa Luxemburg May 2015 #42

Same position as Sanders. n/t RoccoR5955 May 2015 #46