The stark differences

[JDPriestly]

7. It isn't infighting. We have to decide which candidate will represent us in the general election.

It's primary time. I'm for Bernie.

I do not want Hillary to be our candidate because I think she is more likely to lose to a Republican than Bernie is.

And part of the reason I think that is that I believe that the American people agree with Bernie on his stands on the issues as listed above. I think that voters will want to get out and vote with and for Bernie. I think they will not want to vote with and for Hillary so much and one of the reasons I think that is that she stands on the wrong side of so many, many issues. Bernie is the one to vote for in the primaries.

It isn't being decisive. It is making a decision. We have to make this decision. Personally one voter can choose to sit it out, but the majority of us will be stuck with the candidate we pick in the primary.

And as you can see from the list, there is quite a difference between the views of the candidates. I am for Bernie Sanders.