who are you going to vote for and why!
also who do you think will win?
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I'm Bernie all the way!

Why?
- He sticks to his beliefs
- He fights for the middle class
- He fights the system!

Edited 8/19/2015 22:01:24

Primaries? Probably Bernie. Actual election? Probably Clinton.

It's not possible for Bernie to win the primary and Clinton to win the general election they are both running for the democratic nomination...

I thought this was a "Who are you going to vote for?" thread and not a "Who do you think is going to win?" thread.

As for why:

- Sanders in the primary to promote political integrity and hopefully move Hillary a bit further left

- Clinton in the general election because I'm not going to be voting for the Republican candidate; I'm also assuming that Sanders is going to lose the primary (and am willing to bet money on this if any Sanders supporters want to dispute me here).

Edited 8/19/2015 21:58:20

I dont want to vote this election because everybody is sucky either way.

Although Im more right than left, I admire Sanders for taking a big step and not accepting big company endorsements. Definitely going against the norm and doing so takes balls.

I can't see Bernie winning the primary unless Hilary gets a lot more flak on the email server issue.

I won't bother with who I will vote for since I don't feel like debating political views on here.

"I dont want to vote this election because everybody is sucky either way."

I never liked that stance. Not voting helps nothing. It only makes it more likely for a vocal minority to get their way. Even if you think the candidates all suck, there have to be degrees to suckyness. They do actually have differing views on some things.

I would cast my vote for Carson, that one republican chick whose name escapes me, Kasich or Sanders. I like the first two because of what they say on internal matters. Kasich I like because of what his stance is on ISIS.

I think Clinton, Trump, and Carson have a chance to win. But, Clinton is a non-trustworthy female dog, Trump, though I do admire his bluntness and saying what he wants, I think he may be too blunt.

The real winning ticket for the Republican party is Carson and the chick.

Not voting helps nothing.

+1 ^this.

All hail Chris.

> that one republican chick whose name escapes me

Fiorina, I bet.

You could also vote for Deez Nuts, who's polling on par with Marco Rubio (and better than Fiorina) in NC right now.

Edited 8/19/2015 22:32:41

Ah, that's who it is! Thank you Knyte. Rubio's first name is Marco, btw. Unless you used Michael on purpose.

Ok *sigh* never said i wouldnt vote. Just said i didnt want to vote. Geez...

Voting now days is more of a chore than anything else. You should still vote but that doesn't mean its going to be fun.

Edited 8/19/2015 22:43:51

^^ Blaming that one on the jet lag. It's 4:20 AM in my mind.

Voting doesn't matter. Your vote is more like a suggestion to the ruling elite.

Donald Trump. If I had the vote. I'm a 100%

I'm welcoming so-called debates.. This isn't a debate but go on..

if you don't like republicans or democrats spend an hour researching 3rd party candidates. there's always a ton of people with all kinds of platforms running for president. i vote 3rd party and i tell everyone i know that i do, and that voting for the lesser of two evils is defeatist and bad for democracy.

having said that, i like bernie sanders best, if only because very few 3rd party candidates have declared this early.

Clintn or Bernie, I know most of my family is going Clinton.


Basically there is no real good choice this election, and there probably wont be for another 8 years. Simple enough (Clinton two terms)

The survey finds Trump with the support of 24% of Republican registered voters. His nearest competitor, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, stands 11 points behind at 13%. Just behind Bush, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson has 9%, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker 8%, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul 6%, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, former tech CEO Carly Fiorina and Ohio Gov. John Kasich all land at 5%, with former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee rounding out the top 10 at 4%.

In my opinion:

Sanders > Trump > Clinton > Bush

Edited 8/20/2015 03:46:38

*american idiots who start this crap a year before the actual election*

May I ask why? Can't you pick your candidate in private and announce it a month before?

Why not?

It's like asking who you'd want to win the World Cup this time around.

Edited 8/20/2015 03:52:44