true, you want to vote in the guy that agrees with you 0% of the time instead of the lady that agrees with you 75% of the time.

yeah gimp, in that situation you channel TP and hold your nose and vote Hillary UNLESS YOU HATE THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

I absolutely hate money in politics. It's my least favorite thing about our current political structure and it's what I perceive as a cause of a lot of the shit that's wrong with our country.

I can't imagine voting for the living embodiment of our country's biggest problem.

well that's not her, but whatever

Gimpy wrote:I absolutely hate money in politics. It's my least favorite thing about our current political structure and it's what I perceive as a cause of a lot of the #$!&@ that's wrong with our country.

I can't imagine voting for the living embodiment of our country's biggest problem.

everybody but bernie fits your second line

Gimpy wrote:I absolutely hate money in politics. It's my least favorite thing about our current political structure and it's what I perceive as a cause of a lot of the shit that's wrong with our country.

I can't imagine voting for the living embodiment of our country's biggest problem.

Then I don't see how you could possibly vote Republican either.

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015 ... .html?_r=0

Gimpy wrote:I absolutely hate money in politics. It's my least favorite thing about our current political structure and it's what I perceive as a cause of a lot of the shit that's wrong with our country.

I can't imagine voting for the living embodiment of our country's biggest problem.

as Pac says if a Republican becomes president he'll appoint at least 3 justices that are young and conservative

that means any chance of "corporations are people" and "campaign finance is a 1st amendment right" being overturned is NONE and you've just made what you abhor a stronger reality

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

Gimpy wrote:I absolutely hate money in politics. It's my least favorite thing about our current political structure and it's what I perceive as a cause of a lot of the shit that's wrong with our country.

I can't imagine voting for the living embodiment of our country's biggest problem.

as Pac says if a Republican becomes president he'll appoint at least 3 justices that are young and conservative that means any chance of "corporations are people" and "campaign finance is a 1st amendment right" being overturned is NONE and you've just made what you abhor a stronger reality

This is one of the most depressing and scariest things that I have read on this board, which I think is saying something considering the state of Philly sports and US politics.

I blame Alaa Abdelnaby

Clinton hitting Bernie from the left on banks!!!!

Gimpy wrote:I absolutely hate money in politics. It's my least favorite thing about our current political structure and it's what I perceive as a cause of a lot of the #$!&@ that's wrong with our country.

I can't imagine voting for the living embodiment of our country's biggest problem.

The wrongness of your last sentence aside, the proper method of protest is during primary season, not in the general. If a large enough group of people think like you in a few swing states, everyone ends up losing.

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

Gimpy wrote:I absolutely hate money in politics. It's my least favorite thing about our current political structure and it's what I perceive as a cause of a lot of the #$!&@ that's wrong with our country.

I can't imagine voting for the living embodiment of our country's biggest problem.

The wrongness of your last sentence aside, the proper method of protest is during primary season, not in the general. If a large enough group of people think like you in a few swing states, everyone ends up losing.

that's why i'm completely for primarying people, especially incumbents. it makes sure they are in line with their voter base. look how at many of the policies clinton has endorsed due to sanders being in the race.

Trump gave away 20,000 tickets to a venue that has only 1,400 seats
this'll work well tonight

really showing his skills at management there

The Crimson Cyclone wrote:

Gimpy wrote:I absolutely hate money in politics. It's my least favorite thing about our current political structure and it's what I perceive as a cause of a lot of the shit that's wrong with our country.

I can't imagine voting for the living embodiment of our country's biggest problem.

as Pac says if a Republican becomes president he'll appoint at least 3 justices that are young and conservative

that means any chance of "corporations are people" and "campaign finance is a 1st amendment right" being overturned is NONE and you've just made what you abhor a stronger reality

I feel more strongly than ever that Cruz is going to be the Republican nominee, and if you're inclined to vote for Sanders, please, please, please don't tell me you would vote for Cruz just to spite Hillary or Debbie Wasserman Schultz for Christ's sake or even the amorphous bogeyman "money in poilitics."

Looks like FOX News is switching tactics regarding Trump: If Trump gets the GOP nomination will it hand Democrats a win in 2016? Not necessarily

"This might be happening... and that's OK!"

pacino wrote:Trump gave away 20,000 tickets to a venue that has only 1,400 seats
this'll work well tonight

really showing his skills at management there

Trump is a dope, but he does seem to understand how to get his name in the news. That's what this smells like

please don't do that, Gimpy. Hilary will get the nomination, and she will still be a bad candidate, but she will infinitely better than any of the monsters on the right. we went through this line of thinking during Bush/Gore and if more people had swallowed their pride we wouldn't have had the first 2 trillion dollar war in the history of the world.

SA may have bombed Iran's embassy in Yemen.

If the general election is Cruz vs. Clinton, I might just join ISIS. It'd be clear that it's time for the west to fall.