| Chark said: She didn't win 12 coin tosses. They were filmed and Bernie won some. She's been in positions of power for a while, it's not new. I would much rather she becomes president with the new democrat platform than for Trump to win and screw up the country, economy, foreign policy, etc. He has no idea what to do in office, at least not in a good sense. I don't want Hillary. As a strong Bernie supporter I really didn't want to see her win. After the blatant bias up and down the DNC primary no one should be supporting her and the convention should have had more backlash to drop her. She should drop out, but it doesn't look like she is. Bernie is accepting the changes to the platform and working on the legislative seats. I may not be voting for Hillary, especially since I am in Texas and well...that's still not easily swinging blue so it wouldn't matter. Hillary would be a far better president than Trump, at least she knows what she is doing and has the experience. I don't think she should be in the position under the circumstances, but she would do a good job if she is in it. I agree with about 86% of her viewpoints/voting history even though I think she shouldn't be qualified to run and drop out. Trump is somewhere in the 20% range and that's just based off of the stuff he's said recently, because we know how fair weather his history in opinion is right? |
This has nothing to do with HC more than it has to do with Bernie. Bernie supporters forget that Bernie is not a Democrate. He has stated this many times and his career is an independant. The only reason he ran for the demo ticket is because as an indepentant he stood no chance of becoming president. Yes, the DNC oppose him because he hasn't served one day as a democrate but he wants to join only for the pub. Bernie is working for nobody but himself and his views. He doesn't share a lot of dems views, calls them out and want to replace the system, only so that he as a non dem can have a better chance of winning.
If Bernie supporters really want to support him, then why don't you form your own party. Even Bernie isn't willing to go there because its way to much work and still a very low chance of succeeding. The thing is, Berine wants all the power of the DNC but want to change it into his party. So yes, the DNC wanted no part of Bernie and it should be absolutly no surprise that they viewed him as an outsider coming in to FUP their system.
