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silvershadow

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56. There's that triangulation again. Ive she's the monimee, I'm out of here. nt

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"I will vote for Sanders or Trump" [View all] edhopper Apr 2016 OP

Trump is to the left of her, why are you surprised? nt silvershadow Apr 2016 #1

Bullshit edhopper Apr 2016 #7

Really? LyndaG Apr 2016 #11

She is open to limits on abortion as long as there is exception for health of the mother peacebird Apr 2016 #44

really? edhopper Apr 2016 #45

She supports ban on late term abortions, with exceptions for health of the mother Mona Apr 2016 #49

"I Could Compromise on Abortion If It Included Exceptions For Mother's Health" Mona Apr 2016 #50

I do not believe she would appoint Pro Life justices LyndaG Apr 2016 #51

When a partial-birth abortion is done, it is done to protect the life and health of the mother. pnwmom Apr 2016 #67

Actually I agree it IS bullshit, but she offered it up. Hillary said she would be willing to have peacebird Apr 2016 #59

First of All itcfish Apr 2016 #64

Agree, but then I do not support Hills and her pandering on this has me puzzled... peacebird Apr 2016 #65

Hillary fully supports Roe v. Wade, which is the same position that Bernie takes. pnwmom Apr 2016 #66

He wants to bring back gulags and he's to her left? joshcryer Apr 2016 #14

IMO, Trump is all over the place. Sometimes to the left, often to the right HereSince1628 Apr 2016 #23

A) Trump is on a different planet. B) Trump's positions change with the audience. MH1 Apr 2016 #29

Well hers do too Duckhunter935 Apr 2016 #38

No comparison metroins Apr 2016 #53

There's that triangulation again. Ive she's the monimee, I'm out of here. nt silvershadow Apr 2016 #56

Where ya going? metroins Apr 2016 #57

Umm, no... Kelvin Mace Apr 2016 #30

Oh, deah! I do sweah your declaration has given me the vapors! Buzz Clik Apr 2016 #39

Yes, just like Cruz is to the left of Bernie. emulatorloo Apr 2016 #46

No he is not gollygee Apr 2016 #62

Complete horseshit. Adrahil Apr 2016 #63

I've seen some of that myself... Wounded Bear Apr 2016 #2

I think what is happening is some people, perhaps many, are so fed up with the establishments RKP5637 Apr 2016 #6

Some of it is anti establishment but most of it is anti TPP. yourout Apr 2016 #3

Most I have seen say this edhopper Apr 2016 #9

They are so corrupt they don't care, many of them, it's all about $$$$$'s, not the future of the RKP5637 Apr 2016 #15

The thing is, I don't see Trump as being anti-TPP... Wounded Bear Apr 2016 #17

Think the nation is ready for a third party? Jackilope Apr 2016 #4

I think it is, but hard to tell how it will develop, if ever, the current two are so entrenched. nt RKP5637 Apr 2016 #8

Thanks edhopper Apr 2016 #12

I agree! I've thought that for some time. All we have now is an endless domestic quarrel between RKP5637 Apr 2016 #19

I saw many, many people on social media who said they would vote for Hillary or Trump. demmiblue Apr 2016 #5

That is a ponder too edhopper Apr 2016 #10

I was being facetious. demmiblue Apr 2016 #25

It's just antidotal edhopper Apr 2016 #28

Ok, much ado about nothing. n/t demmiblue Apr 2016 #31

for the most part, yes edhopper Apr 2016 #43

if your issues are trade, Angel Martin Apr 2016 #13

Youy like trumps ideas on edhopper Apr 2016 #20

same effect as trade Angel Martin Apr 2016 #34

There are roughly 6-8 million undocumented workers edhopper Apr 2016 #41

Republican business elites would not be in favor Angel Martin Apr 2016 #48

I have met "build a wall Democrats" Kalidurga Apr 2016 #36

Trump wouldn't do a flipping thing about the banks. Zynx Apr 2016 #42

So many just don't get it. Have no clue. How many times will Charlies Brown rhett o rick Apr 2016 #16

I understand all that, believe me... Wounded Bear Apr 2016 #21

I get that for Bernie edhopper Apr 2016 #22

I don't disagree and I would never support Trump. My point is that there are a lot of people on rhett o rick Apr 2016 #60

Anyone who votes for Trump agree with racism, sexism, white supremacy Agnosticsherbet Apr 2016 #18

Or it could be retaliation, like Hillary's enemies list. Nt HooptieWagon Apr 2016 #24

Supreme Court Mz Pip Apr 2016 #26

I care more about the infant mortality rate of the USofA. I ask how Democrats rhett o rick Apr 2016 #61

Any Democrat voting Republican has lost his or her way. merrily Apr 2016 #27

The Democratic Party, hijacked, has lost its way. Jackilope Apr 2016 #33

I agree, but voting for Trump or any other Republican is not a solution to that problem. merrily Apr 2016 #35

What the Sanders or Trump voters are saying is LibDemAlways Apr 2016 #32

Imo that's exactly what it is. HooptieWagon Apr 2016 #37

Some people do not understand politics rock Apr 2016 #40

George Washington would think party loyaltists don't understand politics davidn3600 Apr 2016 #54

No, I say he's right rock Apr 2016 #55

Have you asked any of them why they have that position? Scootaloo Apr 2016 #47

Would never vote for Trump, but kcjohn1 Apr 2016 #52

Anti-reason? Despite all the obvious about him - he is very Laura PourMeADrink Apr 2016 #58