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In reply to the discussion: Sanders: Trump 'backtracking on every economic promise that he made' [View all]retrowire
(10,345 posts)I think you have to consider the results of the primaries and the general together. Then realize the general elections numbers collude some of those from the primary for voters like me.
The speeches mattered to me. Thus, Bernie for the primaries. He lost. So, Hillary for the general. The speeches still mattered though, because hey, she didn't like talking about them. You can't blame people for seeing a red flag there. Using white noise machines at speeches blah blah, you've heard it all I'm sure.
But anyways, look at the numbers that didn't vote Hillary in the primary. Then add those with the numbers that didn't vote for her in general. Again, some can be shaved off because of voters like me that knew it was more important to vote Hillary in the general.
These aren't hard numbers in the least, but for me, I believe it leads to a majority that gives a crap about politicians relationship with big money. Not specifically Hillary's speeches, but I'm saying the majority does care about big money and politicians.
....If that didn't clear it up then let's just drop it because I need dinner. lol