why Bernie shouldn't drop out

[Willie99]

just in case Clinton's legal issues become more problematic for her, he shouldn't release his delegates. If I were him, I wouldn't trust the DNC anymore than Trump can trust the RNC

her ethical problems, her lies and her idiocy will not impact her nomination, democrats embrace their crooks and liars, but should she be indicted the party will have no choice



have they established another "Clinton Defense Fund"? or maybe the old one is still open just in case

 

[MantisToboggan]

The best case scenario for America is Bernie dropping out, Hillary getting indicted, and then someone like Joe Biden stepping to save our asses.

 

[Willie99]

I'm sorry Mantis, I don't think continuing down the same path of economic malaise, increasing regulations and whatever the ACA can be called now is in the "best interest of this country"

and while everyone wants some sort of immigration reform, it's all a waste of time until the borders are secured

Surely there has to be a more viable democratic candidate, and I'm not knocking the democrats here since the GOP hasn't been fielding the best of the best either

 

[PatsFan1283]

What if Trump wins though?

The dude that runs vs him in 2020 is gonna make Bernie look like Milton Friedman. Maybe not that bad, but he will be younger and slicker. More well financed.

I know that is more long-term view than most want to take but it is relevant.

 

[Willie99]

I think new blood is a necessity, I think every old dog / lifelong politician should be run out of town

I've always been an advocate for term limits, now more so than ever

They become disconnected, delusional and cancerous. Either that or they're all bought out once they get to DC

 

[MantisToboggan]

What if Trump wins though?

The dude that runs vs him in 2020 is gonna make Bernie look like Milton Friedman. Maybe not that bad, but he will be younger and slicker. More well financed.

I know that is more long-term view than most want to take but it is relevant.

This is a valid point. I think some Republicans look at Sanders, or a socialist candidate, as some sort of one-off. It's not. We will see this again in 2020 and beyond.

 

[MantisToboggan]

I'm sorry Mantis, I don't think continuing down the same path of economic malaise, increasing regulations and whatever the ACA can be called now is in the "best interest of this country"

and while everyone wants some sort of immigration reform, it's all a waste of time until the borders are secured

Surely there has to be a more viable democratic candidate, and I'm not knocking the democrats here since the GOP hasn't been fielding the best of the best either

Willie, no one wishes there were better candidates than I do. It's never fun to go into an election knowing you're voting for the guy whose best case scenario is 5%.

 

[busterhyman]

only way hillary gets in trouble- is if trump wins. maybe not even then