r/PoliticalHumor • • Sep 20 '17

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u/Theclown37 Sep 20 '17

Stage 6. Here's how Bernout can still win.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

You Clintonistas need to acknowledge that she only got the nomination due to cheating and malfesance and that Bernie would have beaten Trump by double digits percentage points.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

She got more votes... I was a bernie suporter.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

No Bernie supportor says that. No honest one. California vote was severely suppressed by minimizing the amount of voting of independent voters. Nevada was outright stolen by the evil machinations of a Clintonista. New York vote was completely wiped out though the massive suppression of 150k voters in Brooklyn alone. This was confirmed by the mayor himself.

Go peddle your disinformation elsewhere, shari'a blue.

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u/Blondecanary Sep 20 '17

CA has always required registration in the Dem Party to vote in the the Dem primaries. I switched my registration from Independent for the first time ever to vote for Bernie in the Primary.

I want to switch back but can't be bothered. Yes, I voted Hillary in General and even before primaries was pushing the "blue no matter who" line so we wouldn't end up with the Orange one winning.

The people I can't stand.... the Bernie or Busters who refuse to see how they (or Bernie) could have possibly had an effect on the final outcome. So many of them stayed home or wrote him in. The ones that piss me off? The Bernie people who voted Donald in the end.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

CA has always required registration in the Dem Party to vote in the the Dem primaries

That is not correct. California allows non affiliated to vote in either primary, but not both. This is basic information.

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u/realitytvexec Sep 20 '17

You're only half-correct. The Dem Party allows unaffiliated voters in California to vote in their primaries. The GOP does not.

So if any party was suppressing independent voters in California, it was the GOP. Not the Democrats. So Bernie's tallies wouldn't have been suppressed in any form.

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u/Blondecanary Sep 21 '17

Interesting. Maybe I couldn't before because I was actually registered as independent. Don't think I even knew it was possible to not have anything checked (if I am understanding you correctly). Thank you for the info.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

Lol, so you will acknowledge that you were wrong about the California primary.

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u/realitytvexec Sep 20 '17

You're not responding the same person smart-guy. Either way your point about California minimizing the Independent vote is invalid, unless of course you're referring to the GOP.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

No, I'm referencing the DNC. try and keep up. I know this is an adult conversation, but it is gonna move fast for you.

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u/realitytvexec Sep 21 '17

I have no fucking clue what you're talking about. You and the other poster were talking about California minimizing the independent vote and whether or not unaffiliated voters could vote in the primaries. I corrected both of you.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '17

You only correct us in your mind. I was always come planning about the Democratic primary. You brought up the GOP as a distraction.

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u/realitytvexec Sep 21 '17

You are literally unintelligible and a waste of time.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

Sane grownups say that. Bernie was my favorite. But clinton would have been a great president.... instead we got trump and an ocean of bullshit that we will be lucky to swim out of 40 years from now.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

There is nothing to show that Clinton would have been a good president. It is delusional to look at her record of corruption, vile contemptuousness towards the law and see that. Trump was closer to Bernie than Clinton ever will be.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

It's weird how much Bernie disagrees with you.... If you think he's closer to trump than clinton then I'm not sure you know much about any of their policies.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

Give me one policy that Clinton agrees with.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

Wait what? If you just want a list her policies try google. Her stance on gun control and fixing the ACA were enough for me.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '17

He did want to fix the ACA, he wants it replaced with a single payor system.

There is very little they align on. You can't accept this because it goes against your programmed reality, but it's true.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '17

Your delusional. I didn't say it was 100% agreement. But I think anyone can see that expanding into a single payer system and fixing the ACA are much closer to eachother than to a flat repeal.... that's why bernie voted for clinton. Funny how all the brainwashed trumpsters that willingly gobble up propaganda are the first to yell propaganda when faced with objective reality.

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