March 15 Primaries - John used to get it in Ohio

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

like I said the other night, If turnout is good on the liberal side it's gonna be tough for Trump to overcome women, gays, Hispanics, etc

 

[JBoy]

in other news Cleveland and Chicago got their corrupt prosecutors out the paint

 

[Vinny Lupton]

Many people fall into the trap of believing they'll be mega rich one day ergo supporting policies that barely benefit them.

I've read this 10 times in this sub. If you don't plan on being rich then you're a loser

 

[the cac mamba]

If Trump won, what is he going to do that you all are in favor of? #Trumpset

I'll wait. Tell me one good thing he's doing to do that you are excited about.

im gonna extend this question to hillary supporters as well

 

[Paper Boi]

you forreal can't convince me that cenk's rambling ass isn't drunk right now.

 

[Uno]

Bernie might lose Missouri

 

[LurkMoar]

Bernie might lose Missouri

That final ether



Cenk about to commit that

 

[Ms. Elaine]

I've read this 10 times in this sub. If you don't plan on being rich then you're a loser

We've got ourselves a temporary embarrassed millionaire over here, folks.


Point is, you ain't rich now. So why vote for shyt that doesn't affect you CURRENTLY?

And mind you, I say this as someone who comes from money.

 

[Piff Huxtable]

no caucuses in flyover states = no wins for Ted

#TrumpSet

 

[88m3]

Does it look like a good thing?

Many people fall into the trap of believing they'll be mega rich one day ergo supporting policies that barely benefit them.

Just wanted you to flesh out your argument.

 

[StatUS]

This dude Jimmy

 

[Ms. Elaine]

Person making 10m/year is paying about 2.5 million in taxes while person making 150 k is paying about 25k in taxes

The rich person is paying a higher percentage on a larger amount of money.

Please tell me what the "fair share" should be

You clearly have never taken a legitimate Econ course in your entire life if you think you've actually presented a sound argument.

 

[ezrathegreat]

The reality of the situation is that the progressive movement in the Democratic party was simply not large enough to take out the establishment. The Tea Party was the first seed/step of the destruction of the GOP we see today and hopefully Bernie campaign will be the spark that ends the democratic establishment.

 

[88m3]

This dude Jimmy

straight comedy

 

[winb83]

Bernie might lose Missouri

Even if he wins he loses.

The delegate split is proportional meaning if he narrowly wins it's a meaningless victory.

It's over for Bernie. He just isn't capable of getting large margin victories in states that actually have meaningful delegate counts. For every state he wins narrowly he gets blown out somewhere else and falls further behind.