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NBC poll: Voters split between Clinton and Trump in November


Morphine Prince

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FATCAT

Considering Hillary has alienated so many Bernie supporters, it only makes sense that people don't want to vote for her.

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iAdrian97
Just now, FATCAT said:

Considering Hillary has alienated so many Bernie supporters, it only makes sense that people don't want to vote for her.

I doubt Bernie supporters will pick trump over Hillary. They may not like her but They won't pick trump. 

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MJHolland

Ugh I rather have Katy Perry be elected dictator have have roar changed to our national anthem than her....

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Morphine Prince
1 minute ago, iAdrian97 said:

I doubt Bernie supporters will pick trump over Hillary. They may not like her but They won't pick trump. 

No one said anything about picking Trump. They could choose not to vote or third party. 

She needs to work hard to get the people who already made up their minds about that. 

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JusKeepBreathin
22 minutes ago, FATCAT said:

Considering Hillary has alienated so many Bernie supporters, it only makes sense that people don't want to vote for her.

What a childish comment. Get real. Your comment in itself is alienating and divisive. What would have happened if Hilary supporters didn't vote for Obama when the general election came around? Obama beat Hilary fair in the primaries and Hilary was the favorite in the beginning of the primaries last time too, yet Obama won. Hilary is kicking Bernie's ass and you guys are saying the system is rigged and your comment fully states the childish mentality of Bernie supporters. So go ahead vote for Trump or don't vote at all when the general election comes around and be apart of the worst mistake in American history just because you are a sore loser.

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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JusKeepBreathin
24 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

No one said anything about picking Trump. They could choose not to vote or third party. 

She needs to work hard to get the people who already made up their minds about that. 

Not voting or third party voting is the same as voting for Trump. Exactly the same. It will only be done to try to prove some point. The only impact it will have will be to throw the election and hand over the presidency to Trump.

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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Morphine Prince
2 minutes ago, just4fun said:

Not voting or third party voting is the same as voting for Trump. Exactly the same. It will only be done to try to prove some point. The only impact it will have will be to throw the election and hand over the presidency to Trump.

Well, let's hope that doesn't happen!

But if it's the will of the majority of the voters.... we got what we deserve. 

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JusKeepBreathin
10 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

Well, let's hope that doesn't happen!

But if it's the will of the majority of the voters.... we got what we deserve. 

It's will be the worst mistake in American history. I have more faith in Bernie supporters than that. I am sure they can think past a primary and that they are not just blind sheep following Pastor Bernie. 

"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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Whispering
43 minutes ago, Morphine Prince said:

No one said anything about picking Trump. They could choose not to vote or third party. 

She needs to work hard to get the people who already made up their minds about that. 

The polls showed that Hillary supporters would not switch over (in a larger percentage than now) to Obama during the 2008 nomination process. Guess what? They did.

The nomination process is one that causes temporary division. The majority of voters will come together for the general election. (especially considering the alternate choice...lol) 

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LebaneseDude
5 minutes ago, Whispering said:

The polls showed that Hillary supporters would not switch over (in a larger percentage than now) to Obama during the 2008 nomination process. Guess what? They did.

The nomination process is one that causes temporary division. The majority of voters will come together for the general election. (especially considering the alternate choice...lol) 

Exactly. 

I have more faith in Bernie supporters' intelligence and foresight than that.

The Berniebots however...I expect them to "send a message" (lol). 

Either that or they'll start a petition for the secession of Vermont led by Chancellor Bernie if he loses. 

I can't tell really.

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Whispering
33 minutes ago, just4fun said:

What a childish comment. Get real. Your comment in itself is alienating and divisive. What would have happened if Hilary supporters didn't vote for Obama when the general election came around? Obama beat Hilary fair in the primaries and Hilary was the favorite in the beginning of the primaries last time too, yet Obama won. Hilary is kicking Bernie's ass and you guys are saying the system is rigged and your comment fully states the childish mentality of Bernie supporters. So go ahead vote for Trump or don't vote at all when the general election comes around and be apart of the worst mistake in American history just because you are a sore loser.

And Hillary actually won the popular vote during that nomination process. When the superdelegates went with the state delegate lead that Obama had, Hillary threw her full support behind Obama, even campaigning with him at many stops. She put the party before herself, because she knew it was the party that advocated and endorsed the issues and values that she felt would be best for the country. 

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Morphine Prince
7 minutes ago, Whispering said:

And Hillary actually won the popular vote during that nomination process.  

The fact that people are ok with this is beyond me. The popular vote should decide who the candidate is in the primary.

Also the electoral college... there are arguments against that too.

What is your opinion on this? 

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