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[Justavictim82]

 Thankfully, his chance of winning is even less than Trump's.

 

Except he will probably win the first 2 Democratic primaries which is 2 more than Trump will even come close to touching

[Princess xR1]

Letting a woman in charge of anything is a bad idea, always.

 

Also itt we learn celt and xR1 are gun totin' rednecks amongst a bunch of liberal pricks.

[CeltSoldierKev]

Letting a woman in charge of anything is a bad idea, always.

 

Also itt we learn celt and xR1 are gun totin' rednecks amongst a bunch of liberal pricks.

I dunno, I am completely happy with having my wife be in charge of some things.

 

But to your 2nd point, yes. And don't forget Thrash.

[CeltSoldierKev]

 Thankfully, his chance of winning is even less than Trump's.

 

Except he will probably win the first 2 Democratic primaries which is 2 more than Trump will even come close to touching

 

Either way, neither one has a snowball's chance in Hell of winning the White House.

 

And that, renews my faith in the American people.

[slimshadyinc]

Candidates you side with...
88%Bernie Sanders
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79%Hillary Clinton
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Bernie Sanders  ^Democrat

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Marco Rubio  ^Republican

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73%

 R

 

Now that is an interesting top two. One would think you could not find two mainstream politicians more diametrically opposed than Bernie Sanders and Marco Rubio. More evidence to support my theory that Rotty is actually two people.

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The Bernie Sanders situation is interesting. I wouldn't count on the idea that he can't win. I thought that, too, but the situation on the ground has made me rethink my position. Bernie is drawing huge crowds, a lot bigger than any other candidate's (including Hillary Clinton). He is raising money at a breathtaking pace, far faster than anyone (including, I think, Bernie Sanders) would have guessed before this all started. He is the most popular American politician online, too. I'm starting to wonder if we're not going to see another election in which a popular wave overtakes Hillary Clinton. Wouldn't that be ironic?

[slimshadyinc]

I feel as though the answers everyone gave would be a little more interesting. But anyhow I would have a reknewed faith in the US if Bernie Sanders was elected president. Voting for someone because its a LOGICAL decision rather on APPEARANCE like being black or being a woman.

[Redezra]

The Bernie Sanders situation is interesting. I wouldn't count on the idea that he can't win. I thought that, too, but the situation on the ground has made me rethink my position. Bernie is drawing huge crowds, a lot bigger than any other candidate's (including Hillary Clinton). He is raising money at a breathtaking pace, far faster than anyone (including, I think, Bernie Sanders) would have guessed before this all started. He is the most popular American politician online, too. I'm starting to wonder if we're not going to see another election in which a popular wave overtakes Hillary Clinton. Wouldn't that be ironic?

 

He can't win the primaries though, Democratic party sentiment does not reflect public sentiment.

 

If it was up to the everyman, he'd have a serious chance. As it stands, Clinton's name has already secured her victory.

[*Anastasia]

The Bernie Sanders situation is interesting. I wouldn't count on the idea that he can't win. I thought that, too, but the situation on the ground has made me rethink my position. Bernie is drawing huge crowds, a lot bigger than any other candidate's (including Hillary Clinton). He is raising money at a breathtaking pace, far faster than anyone (including, I think, Bernie Sanders) would have guessed before this all started. He is the most popular American politician online, too. I'm starting to wonder if we're not going to see another election in which a popular wave overtakes Hillary Clinton. Wouldn't that be ironic?

 
He can't win the primaries though, Democratic party sentiment does not reflect public sentiment.
 
If it was up to the everyman, he'd have a serious chance. As it stands, Clinton's name has already secured her victory.
 
 

The Democratic Party apparatus does not decide who runs for them, though, at least not in theory. The whole purpose of primaries is to ensure everyday people choose who runs, not party elites. And there are a lot of 'Democrats' that only vote for the filth that party has produced as the lesser of two evils, and would gladly support someone more left-wing if given the chance—as they are now.

The bigger question is whether he can win the election. Will centrist swing voters be willing to back him over a blue Republican? Unlikely. So it comes to whether the Republicans elect a crazy person or not. But odds are looking good.

[Redezra]

Yeah it's the "in theory" bit that I take issue to.

[Shokkou]

What it is going to do is embolden anti-female reactionaries by providing them with a high-profile bogeyman (or bogeywoman, in this case) to point at, which would almost assuredly damage the perception of women in politics.

Fixed that for you, and you would deserve it for your shortsightedness.

[Thrash]

did everyone do the extra questions you could get by clicking on something?

 

it's there for every set of questions. i used it for like 50% of them.

 

should prob redo.

[*Anastasia]

did everyone do the extra questions you could get by clicking on something?
 
it's there for every set of questions. i used it for like 50% of them.
 
should prob redo.

As I said, the first time I didn't use them, the second time I did. Definitely worth looking into, though in some cases, a simple yes/no remained the best option for my beliefs.

[Thrash]

i did it again with all the extra questions and the extra answers and you can show all candidates or something on your results and i got a big change, lol jeb bush

 

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88%

Marco Rubio  ^Republican

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83%

Rand Paul  ^Republican

on domestic policy, immigration, environmental, education, and foreign policy issues.
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82%

Rick Santorum  ^Republican

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80%

Ted Cruz  ^Republican

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70%

Mike Huckabee  ^Republican

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69%

Scott Walker  ^Republican

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62%

Rick Perry  ^Republican

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60%

Ben Carson  ^Republican

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54%

Chris Christie  ^Republican

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Bernie Sanders  ^Democrat

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44%

Hillary Clinton  ^Democrat

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36%

Jeb Bush  ^Republican

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34%

Carly Fiorina  ^Republican

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20%

Martin O'Malley  ^Democrat

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[*Anastasia]

lol jeb bush

Not terribly unsurprising, mind. He and Hilary are running pretty much identical campaigns.

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Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush are pretty far apart on a lot of issues. On the other hand, Hillary's campaign symbol is a red arrow pointing to the right...

 

[*Anastasia]

Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush are pretty far apart on a lot of issues. On the other hand, Hillary's campaign symbol is a red arrow pointing to the right...
 

It's a really terrible logo. Someone on Imgur redesigned it the very day it was announced, and I still like the redesign better:

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The redesign is MUCH better. I was always taught that you shouldn't put shades of red and blue like that right next to each other, because they cause visual distortion. Whenever I look at it there's an almost 3D effect.

[Shokkou]

I still like that you can put an airplane at the left end of the arrow and it becomes a 9/11 reference. Like, it took the Internet whole minutes to come up with that one and some team got paid big bucks to make it and somehow miss this obvious flaw. :v