Quote (AiNedeSpelCzech @ Jun 7 2016 08:12pm)

New Jersey has just been called by CNN. Time for the last few stragglers to realize that Hillary is the Democratic nominee and thus the next president of the United States. Trump's racist whining about his judge is just one more nail in the coffin of a campaign that literally has no chance of winning.

Congrats on winning the nomination, Hilldawg. May as well go home and relax until it's time to move back into the White House.

Quote (73hV1c70r @ Nov 10 2016 04:55pm)

lol

Quote (ThatAlex @ Nov 10 2016 02:54pm)

Initial data is showing Clinton performed 15-20 points worse than Obama with voters under the age of 29 in swing states such as Pennsylvania and Florida.

Not only were her margins lower, millennial turnout was lower. Many think Hillary didn't enthuse or excite many young voters to show up to the polls like Obama did. It very well could have been the difference in the Rust Belt and Florida.

Let's be real. How the DNC treated its young voters and base came back to bite them in the ass really bad. Yes, young people don't have large turnouts in general, but the DNC didn't do themselves any favors. Personally I know the DWS thing after the whole scandal turned a lot of young folks off.

Quote (ringo794 @ Nov 10 2016 06:00pm)

oh man somebody was wrong
breaking news guys
better dig through more old posts
there might have been more wrong people at some point!

Quote (dogboston @ Nov 10 2016 03:01pm)

Trump is going to be a way better president than Hilary, what a scumbag she was.

She went for the female vote just like Barack went for all the blacks, now when white guys go out and vote for Trump we are racist....

The liberal double standard is ridiculous.

I think a good saying that sums up the modern day liberal is as follows:

"My intolerance of your intolerance,
Trumps your intolerance,
because I am intolerant of others intolerance."

Quote (majorblood @ 10 Nov 2016 17:03)

Obama didn't explicitly say "i'm going to be the first black president!" over and over again like Hillary did about being the first female president. Obama did it the right way and let others say it for him while Hillary just sounded selfish.

Quote (ThatAlex @ 7 Jun 2016 21:34)

No, it's because she isn't running on big ideas and doesn't have an inspiring vision for America.

Remind me of the last great president we had that ran on "getting the job done."

Lincoln, Jefferson, Wilson, FDR, and even Reagan had grand visions for America. Even Obama is inspring in this regard.

But Clinton represents the status quo and is the quintessential politican. There is nothing about her to get excited about other than her beating Trump, so that's why you see such little passion for her.

This isn't to say she couldn't end up being a decent president, but I'm just explaining why people aren't excited or passionate about her.

Quote (thundercock @ 7 Jun 2016 22:05)

Uh, have you seen her rallies? There's a SHIT TON of excitement. It's not the same demographics of the typical Bernie supporter, but that doesn't mean that people aren't excited. Blacks, Hispanics, women, etc. are VERY excited to have HRC be the nominee. That's why she is winning and Bernie isn't.

Quote (ThatAlex @ 8 Jun 2016 06:26)

People are excited at rallies. They are there to get excited.

Also, more people have voted for HRC but Bernie has drawn bigger crowds so rallies are probably a poor example to use.

And I think Trump has actually drawn the most 'excitement' of any candidate, for better or worse.

Quote (thundercock @ 8 Jun 2016 23:51)

You said she wasn't running on big ideas and that there was nothing exciting about her. I said you suffered from confirmation bias which is why you are seemingly incapable of seeing why she's an exciting candidate.

Quote (ringo794 @ Nov 10 2016 07:30pm)

oh man somebody was wrong
breaking news guys
better dig through more old posts
there might have been more wrong people at some point!