2016 Postmortem

Beacool

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32. Hear, hear!!!

Sun Feb 28, 2016, 02:04 PM

Feb 2016

Finally someone with common sense. I would vote for any Democrat over Trump. The thought of that ugly man in the WH, and I'm not referring to his appearance, is enough to make me feel sick.

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As a Bernie supporter [View all] SHRED Feb 2016 OP

Thank you Stuckinthebush Feb 2016 #1

Not Convinced noretreatnosurrender Feb 2016 #78

YES !!!!!!!!!!!!! Stuart G Feb 2016 #2

We each have to weigh that possibility into our decision. It is one of many factors. BillZBubb Feb 2016 #3

Thank you! lunamagica Feb 2016 #4

I agree with you entirely. auntpurl Feb 2016 #5

Then keep fighting for Bernie! Dustlawyer Feb 2016 #6

Obama needs to fight to fill this vacancy, he can not let the pukes win on this. Autumn Feb 2016 #7

Chances are there will be more SHRED Feb 2016 #8

I agree with this as well. auntpurl Feb 2016 #11

Outside of the DU Bubble I imagine this is the normal opinion of Sanders voters Codeine Feb 2016 #9

Yeah. Bernie would be miles better than Hillary but to not vote dem is just dumb. Sky Masterson Feb 2016 #10

I too Jenny_92808 Feb 2016 #12

You know Hill supporters are forever trying to tell us that we jwirr Feb 2016 #36

+10,000 nt Live and Learn Feb 2016 #74

But Hillary's numbers NEVER go up, according to three most recent elections. grasswire Feb 2016 #81

At what point can we literally not afford to put the SC above... Barack_America Feb 2016 #13

The SCOTUS rules on more than social issues SHRED Feb 2016 #14

So I am forever beholden to corporate legislation for the sake of the SC. Barack_America Feb 2016 #19

If between Hillary and a batshit clown... SHRED Feb 2016 #21

Yes, they also vote on economic issues...which is why nominations by a fan of free trade jeff47 Feb 2016 #23

Thank you. Barack_America Feb 2016 #62

Citizens United. grasswire Feb 2016 #82

Think of it this way Jenny_92808 Feb 2016 #15

I disagree. Hillary is a conservative. I see no difference. nt Live and Learn Feb 2016 #16

I'm not sure I can convince you SHRED Feb 2016 #20

I am fully aware of how important it is. We do disagree on how conservative she is. Live and Learn Feb 2016 #35

This is literally just all your opinion. JaneyVee Feb 2016 #50

Can't see a difference... MrMickeysMom Feb 2016 #24

Wow thiat is pretty offensive. Why would you say such a thing? Live and Learn Feb 2016 #34

You find it offensive? MrMickeysMom Feb 2016 #38

Oops, I read it wrong and thought you were being sarcastic. My apologies. Live and Learn Feb 2016 #41

You and I do that sometimes... MrMickeysMom Feb 2016 #43

Thanks for understanding. Live and Learn Feb 2016 #45

I'm guessing you don't have a uterus. MH1 Feb 2016 #48

You do realize that Clinton said she would consider limiting late term abotions? nt Live and Learn Feb 2016 #69

Umm .... you still "see no difference" between her and republicans? MH1 Feb 2016 #72

I don't think most do want to do that and certainly don't think they will get it passed Live and Learn Feb 2016 #73

You don't think they want to do that? WTF are you watching and listening to? MH1 Feb 2016 #79

Then you are clueless as to who she would appoint vs. a Republican. HERVEPA Feb 2016 #53

Not at all. nt Live and Learn Feb 2016 #70

Oh. Then you don't care. HERVEPA Feb 2016 #71

Nope, it is Hillary supporters that don't care. Our country, democracy and the planet are Live and Learn Feb 2016 #83

The only difference... Jester Messiah Feb 2016 #77

Wrong and irrelevant. A twofer HERVEPA Feb 2016 #85

I'm not sure who I'm voting for one_voice Feb 2016 #17

At least three SCOTUS appointments in the next five years. oasis Feb 2016 #18

You have no way of knowing. It is at least one, if Obama gets blocked morningfog Feb 2016 #42

Four, five, or six years. Presidential terms are not syncronized oasis Feb 2016 #46

Presidential terms are fixed: 4 years. You said five, which morningfog Feb 2016 #52

It is possible for two different presidents to be elected within five years. oasis Feb 2016 #60

Fine. You said at least three. You don't know that. morningfog Feb 2016 #61

In my Sanders office, most believe HRC would nominate a conservative Justice anyway Arazi Feb 2016 #22

She has announced she'd carry on Barack Obama's legacy... MrMickeysMom Feb 2016 #25

HRC supporters are really failing to see the disillusionment Arazi Feb 2016 #29

Happens every election. Reminds me of the NADER phenomena. "Gore is no better than Bush" kerry-is-my-prez Feb 2016 #47

Trump's success lays that to rest - it's bi-partisan, anti-establishment sentiment Arazi Feb 2016 #49

200000 registered dems thought bush was better than gore SwampG8r Feb 2016 #55

Back Bernie or Trump will appoint yourpaljoey Feb 2016 #26

100% spot on! beachbumbob Feb 2016 #27

Bernie has my vote if he's the nom obamanut2012 Feb 2016 #28

I will gladly vote for the Democratic nominee. Sanders has already beaten ALBliberal Feb 2016 #30

They have always framed it as a lesser of two evils and they always will. It will always be hard. GoneFishin Feb 2016 #31

Hear, hear!!! Beacool Feb 2016 #32

My nose has been worn out by voting for the "lesser of two evils" previously. Tierra_y_Libertad Feb 2016 #33

And thus not doing anything to prevent the election of the greater of two evils is okay? onenote Feb 2016 #65

Tell me how that works out. Tierra_y_Libertad Feb 2016 #66

Akin to slow torture ... slipslidingaway Feb 2016 #67

A Democrat who won't vote for the party nominee and says they will vote for Trump redstatebluegirl Feb 2016 #37

I'm a Hillary supporter who will gladly support Bernie if he's the nominee DesertRat Feb 2016 #40

Since WWII it averages about 1 SCOTUS replacement every 4 years. HereSince1628 Feb 2016 #39

You can vote however you like and for whomever you like. I do not like loyalty liberal_at_heart Feb 2016 #44

I'm sure that the PoC voters in SC and the rest of the South Waiting For Everyman Feb 2016 #51

I fully agree but I continue to support Bernie Sanders for President Tom Rinaldo Feb 2016 #54

I Wish More Sanders Supporters Thought Like You! Corey_Baker08 Feb 2016 #56

I will add... SHRED Feb 2016 #58

SCOTUS kingCowan Feb 2016 #57

You will get neither with a repug prez SHRED Feb 2016 #59

Two of my best friends who were able after 35 years together to get married in the state of onenote Feb 2016 #64

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So if you can't get a candidate that will give us one, you're okay with the election of one onenote Mar 2016 #90

I will vote for the Democratic nominee, no matter who s/he is nt susanr516 Feb 2016 #63

If congress is willing to wait for the election artislife Feb 2016 #68

Hillary is a terrible progressive nd dishonest but better than any GOP idiot. nt Logical Feb 2016 #75

It's a matter of degrees in politics SHRED Feb 2016 #88

I agree renate Feb 2016 #76

I disagree tazkcmo Feb 2016 #80

And you think Republican Lite Hillary is automatically going to bring out a Progressive Supreme Ct andrewv1 Feb 2016 #84

I dont trust Hillary..The two things I fear with a Repuke is a INdemo Feb 2016 #86

I hear ya SHRED Feb 2016 #87