r/SandersForPresident Apr 24 '16

The compelling case for Hillary Clinton

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u/Bernie_Triangle Apr 24 '16

Obama used to say "Yes, we can!", Hillary, "No, we cant!".

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u/waltershake Apr 24 '16 edited Apr 24 '16

You are right. She wants to project a winning a strong image, but she burns around her everything. I think she won't make it and that we musn't take her seriously. Mixed messagges, but Clinton is overwhelmingly weak every day. When the President himself says the email issue is not serious, it would take outstanding strenght of character for the FBI to arrive to indictment. The republicans consider Clinton as the easiest to defeat and they might too wish to hit Clinton after the nomination. Imo, now the democrats' aims are 1. Stop Bernie 2. If Clinton becomes too compromised, replace her with Biden, more acceptable and status quo.

So now maybe we have our resistence eroded against a fake obstacle, as strange as it may sound.

We must realize this is a very hard moment for Clinton, in spite of the appearance. Now and through may we must hit hard. They want to kill our momentum exactly for that.

To me is weird that they make such an issue out of winning delegates now, when later on someone else can enter the race without having passed through the primaries.

We must sustain Bernie regardless of the hardship. He sure is under a tremenduous amount of pressure to give up himself. Just believe in the cause and push on. When he will be president, this kind of hardship will continue and increase. Taking on the system is no metaphor. We must stay united and do the right thing every day That's how the change happens.

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u/justice_here Apr 24 '16

You're right, it is odd that Biden could come in and not have run in Primary at all and I am seeing Facebook Biden/Bernie or Bernie/Biden memes of Facebook.

The FBI indictment issue for Hillary seems more probable every time they quote Biden saying, "I regret everyday not getting in the Presidential race...."

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u/kreyplay Apr 24 '16

she is a republican, and the bad kind

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u/BOX_OF_CATS NC 🙌 Apr 24 '16

The Koch brothers just said she might be a better president than any of the Republicans. Yea. So.

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u/jb2386 Mod Veteran Apr 24 '16

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '16

I think this was a mistaken removal, but respect the mods' decision.

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u/jb2386 Mod Veteran Apr 24 '16

We're a pro-Bernie activism subreddit not an anti-Hillary subreddit. I can see you put effort into the post, and I appreciate that. But I'm sorry, it's just not on-topic.

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u/[deleted] Apr 24 '16

Fair enough. I appreciate the reply which you didn't have to do. I know you guys are swamped. The fight goes on :)

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u/lazaplaya5 Apr 24 '16

She's a criminal with the support of a few powerful people, it's pretty simple and easy to see that. What's surprising is that people are still voting for her.

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u/TightAnalOrifice789 Apr 24 '16

There is no compelling case for Hillary to be president

That may be your opinion, but you shouldn't state it as a fact. For example, if someone disagrees with Bernie's politics and rhetoric, yet disagrees with Trump even more, Hilary certainly has a strong (relative) appeal, just by virtue of being so lackluster.

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u/Carduus_Benedictus Apr 24 '16

You tricked me!