Democrat Primaries/Caucuses Discussions, Jokes, Predictions

[pErvinalia]

What if we pay Seth to assassinate Clinton?

[Hermit]

Waste of money. If you want to pay someone to do a hit job, pick a person who is capable of doing it. Hyperbole and hot air has never killed anyone.

[rachelbean]

He fucking sweeped Alaska, Hawaii and Washington

[pErvinalia]

[JimC]

Will he be the VP?

[laklak]

Varicose President? Only if he's elected.

[Tyrannical]

Report: FBI moves to interview Clinton over emails

http://thehill.com/policy/national-secu ... ithin-days

Hillary Clinton and her top aides might be questioned by FBI officials about her private email server within the next few days, according to a new report from Al Jazeera America.

The news outlet reported that the FBI has concluded its examination of Clinton's email server and is in a “critical stage” of its investigation into concerns that the former secretary of State or her top aides mishandled classified information. The FBI is reportedly seeking to interview her along with her former chief of staff, Cheryl Mills, and ex-spokesman Philippe Reines.

The probe could be completed “in weeks not months,” the report added, citing unnamed law enforcement officials. The report also says that Justice Department prosecutors have joined the FBI's investigative team.

Of course Clinton could plead the Fith amendment and refuse to testify, but that wouldn't look good while running for President
But yeah, it is an FBI setup. They ask you a bunch of questions about things they already know, then they try to bust you for lying. So Hillary has to tell the truth, so no more stories like she only used on device for emails. The FBI already knows she had three devices.

So, exciting new TV show is coming out. "The West Wing, Cell block B" or "The Big House of Cards"

[pErvinalia]

I hope they bust her.

[piscator]

They're not good enough.

[piscator]

Los Angeles (CNN)Bernie Sanders' interview with the New York Daily News ahead of the state's primary later this month didn't go as planned.

The Vermont senator's April 1 sit down with the paper's editorial board, a transcript of which was published Monday, showed him having difficulty clearly answering some questions about both foreign and domestic policy, including the implementation of his much-touted plan to reform Wall Street.
Several times during the interview, Sanders expressed uncertainty over facts, said he couldn't give a proper answer to a question because he didn't have all the relevant information, or simply stated, "I don't know."
In one exchange, Sanders acknowledged that he wasn't sure exactly how he intended to break up the big banks, a proposal that has been a centerpiece of his Wall Street reform agenda.

For some political observers, the senator's difficulty in providing direct answers to some questions reinforced their belief that he lacks a concrete plan to implement his domestic agenda and is ill-prepared to handle the global challenges he would face as president.

"If Hillary [Clinton] gave answers like this to [an editorial] board, she would be crucified," tweeted Mark Halperin, the Bloomberg television host and co-author of "Game Change."

Sanders' remarks drew an onslaught of criticism from the press: "Bernie Sanders Admits He Isn't Sure How to Break Up Big Banks," Vanity Fair's headline read. "How Much Does Bernie Sanders Know About Policy?" asked The Atlantic. "This New York Daily News interview was pretty close to a disaster for Bernie Sanders," The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza wrote.

And on Tuesday night, the Clinton campaign even sent the entire, unedited interview transcript to its own supporters in a fundraising email.

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http://edition.cnn.com/2016/04/05/polit ... index.html



Ouch. This is exactly my issue with Bernie - he's mostly content-free, all sizzle and no steak.

Not only are his supporters unrealistic, but they're superficial. Bernie seems like the kind of guy who would host a free Phish concert on his land and turn all of America into Woodstock, Vermont. That's good enough for them.

Hillary will clinch the nomination and become President because she's the most qualified and best person for the job. She's already held to a much higher standard than any of her male counterparts. We just expect more from Hillary.

Bernie may get the VP nod, to unify and energize the Party to roll over a broken Trump or a broken Cruz in the Election. Hopefully both. That wouldn't break my heart.

[Tero]

Free Phish concert! That's so Jimmy Carter!

[piscator]

Woodstock, Vermont is really nice. If I believed it were possible to turn Tulsa, Oklahoma Ontario, California Stubenville, Ohio or even Lawrence, Massachusetts into Woodstock, Vermont, I'd be all for it. But, come on...

No other candidate can go head-to-head with Hill Dawg on substance. I do think she needs to have a frank conversation with Occupy Wall Street and include them in the party platform. They're on to something.

Bernie fell just short of his 58% in Wisconsin. "It's inevitable Mr Sanders."...But I bet he still wakes up every morning pumped at how resonant his broad sketches have been so far.

[Tyrannical]

I can't see Bernie as a VP because I don't think he and Clinton agree on anything. Except for they both want to mint 12 million new Democrat voters through amnesty. And abortion, though I think they still manage to argue about it somehow.

[rainbow]

I can't see Bernie as a VP because I don't think he and Clinton agree on anything. Except for they both want to mint 12 million new Democrat voters through amnesty. And abortion, though I think they still manage to argue about it somehow.

Why do they have to agree?
It's not like the US vice president actually does anything.

[rachelbean]

The NY Daily news is an equivalent to the Daily Mail. Not exactly known for their journalistic integrity...