2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumIt's not polite. It's not nice. But it's exactly what so many people are thinking...
"I dont think that you are qualified if you get $15 million from Wall Street through your super PAC.
I dont think you are qualified if you voted for the disastrous war in Iraq.
I dont think youre qualified if you supported almost every disastrous trade agreement.
I dont think you are qualified if you supported the Panama free trade agreement, something I very strongly opposed, which has gave the green light to wealthy people and corporations all over the world to avoid paying taxes owed to their countries."
-Bernie Sanders
seabeyond
(110,159 posts)How can you even argue this one with a straight face?
ssdd
Vincardog
(20,234 posts)SoLeftIAmRight
(4,883 posts)much longer
she is the one percent - for the one percent - all the other stuff is candy for the suckers
ibegurpard
(16,685 posts)Lots more could be added
stillwaiting
(3,795 posts)For these reasons.
And, many, many more.
earthmanneil
(25 posts)After an exhaustive study of her ever changing positions, Independent Quality Assurance experts have determined that Hillary Clinton does not meet the basic demands and needs of the overwhelming majority of Americans and will not grant her the Seal of Qualification. They further suggest that she try to buy it elsewhere.
Politicalboi
(15,189 posts)Hillary is not a good choice. She and her husband made bad choices for the last 20 years. Both Clinton's don't qualify.
Barack_America
(28,876 posts)Bernie is fighting for the soul of the Democratic Party here...or what's left of it.
JudyM
(29,250 posts)more a matter of fitness for the job of public service. So now everyone gets to jump on that word as if it were a sexist comment.
Marr
(20,317 posts)They just had to play their tired old political bullshit. More bad judgement, I guess.
Jitter65
(3,089 posts)BS statements about Hillary's support for "all those disastrous trade agreements" goes unchallenged. Supporting you President's agenda as Secretary of State is quite different from having the opportunity to actually vote for or against trade agreements.