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EdwardBernays

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13. fear mongering

Sun Feb 21, 2016, 03:24 PM

Feb 2016

1. End reproductive choice for women - they won't
2. Kill any chance whatsoever for any sort of public healthcare - Hillary doesn't want that
3. Repeal the ACA within three months of 2017 - they can't
4. Get rid of the minimum wage altogether. (Free market and anti-labor) - they won't
5. End the estate tax altogether to benefit the wealthy - that's hardly the most important reason to vote
6. Give federal funding to religion-based private schools and enable the states to do the same - hardly the biggest problem with our schools
7. Remove rights from non-Christian religions since they are not true religions - baloney
8. End all federal educations grants for post-secondary education - more nonsene
9. End educational tax benefits for parents - again, hardly the biggest issue facing education in America
10. Make contraception almost impossible to obtain - nonsense
11. Cut support for people in poverty. Food stamps gone - Bill decimated help for the poor - no reason to think Hillary wouldn't do the same

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Lot's and lots of fear-mongering and nonsense... voting out of fear of Republicans has gotten us to where we are... vote for what you want, not against what you're afraid of.

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There will be only one issue in the general election. Republicans. [View all] MineralMan Feb 2016 OP

extremely over-simplistic EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #1

Actually, it is that simple. You can vote for the Dem nominee or you can help a Repub get elected. LonePirate Feb 2016 #2

Of course it's not that simple EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #10

Once we get to the general, it really is that simple. onenote Feb 2016 #16

Exactly that simple. Hortensis Feb 2016 #26

Total crap Andy823 Feb 2016 #38

Hillary will lose EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #49

We forget how much the right hates the Clintons as well. alarimer Feb 2016 #53

If you lived through the 90s EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #56

No. Actually it's not simplistic. MineralMan Feb 2016 #4

voting out of fear EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #11

Funny that you think I could scare you. MineralMan Feb 2016 #17

Totes gonna EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #23

I thought you said once Andy823 Feb 2016 #39

I'm a US expat... a citizen like you... or like any US person living abroud EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #45

Wow Andy823 Feb 2016 #58

It IS that simple. Take a hard look at the DU General Discussion:Primaries forum. (nt) Paladin Feb 2016 #5

voting for a candidate EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #14

Constantly insisting that a particular candidate *will* lose LadyHawkAZ Feb 2016 #20

No its not. EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #22

Au contraire. It's worked perfectly LadyHawkAZ Feb 2016 #25

It is not "over simplistic". Maybe "too soon" but not over-simplistic. MH1 Feb 2016 #6

But wait...there's more... MineralMan Feb 2016 #3

fear mongering EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #13

Care to back up your rebuttal? onenote Feb 2016 #19

Sure EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #21

Your naiveté is staggering onenote Feb 2016 #48

plus a million mercuryblues Feb 2016 #60

And LGBT. Trump said he would nominate SCOTUS appointes to end gay marriage RKP5637 Feb 2016 #27

Yeah the Bernie gang never uses fear tactics Andy823 Feb 2016 #40

there's fear EdwardBernays Feb 2016 #44

You know her personally? Andy823 Feb 2016 #59

K&R... spanone Feb 2016 #7

Thanks. MineralMan Feb 2016 #8

i feel the same. it's all or not much at all. spanone Feb 2016 #9

Exactly! Couldn't have said it better myself. LonePirate Feb 2016 #12

Same here!!! n/t RKP5637 Feb 2016 #28

Once Hillary Clinton clears her FBI hurdle madville Feb 2016 #15

This is not about the primary race. MineralMan Feb 2016 #18

I was referring to the general election madville Feb 2016 #24

If it's how long you can hold your breath... daleanime Feb 2016 #29

Whoever wins the Presidency will set control of the Judicial for most of a generation. Agnosticsherbet Feb 2016 #30

Yes, exactly. MineralMan Feb 2016 #34

I like Bernie. My SO prefers Hillary. We agree that both of them are light years ahead of any repub pampango Feb 2016 #31

Yes. Regardless of whom we prefer, both are far MineralMan Feb 2016 #35

Simply put.....simply right... quickesst Feb 2016 #32

Thanks. It is just common sense. MineralMan Feb 2016 #36

The ones with the (R)s or the ones with the (D)s? HooptieWagon Feb 2016 #33

Pretty much. MineralMan Feb 2016 #37

So you won't be trying to change my mind on who to vote for in the Dem primary? Iggo Feb 2016 #62

No, I won't. MineralMan Feb 2016 #63

Thank you for all the responses MineralMan Feb 2016 #41

You are right of course Andy823 Feb 2016 #42

Thanks so much! MineralMan Feb 2016 #46

I prefer Hillary but I'll vote for Bernie this fall if he's the nominee Kaleva Feb 2016 #43

Yes, it is. MineralMan Feb 2016 #47

great post mgmaggiemg Feb 2016 #50

Thanks for that. MineralMan Feb 2016 #51

yeah ;) mgmaggiemg Feb 2016 #52

No justice Dan Feb 2016 #54

here's your sign TimeToEvolve Feb 2016 #55

Vote and let's try to clean house along with the senate . Purple places need to go blue Person 2713 Feb 2016 #57

K&R! Well stated! Rhiannon12866 Feb 2016 #61