People that won't vote for the nominee have questionable judgement

[Renew Deal]

And it undermines their credibility. So when speaking with someone with those views, everything is filtered through a lens of questionable credibility. This applies to the candidates they support and the positions they take.

[cantbeserious]

1. This Citizen Takes Offense To These Assertions

eom

[JaneyVee]

6. Trump is offensive.

[1StrongBlackMan]

24. No she isn't. She is nowhere close to trump.

Please stop that nonsense.

[Perogie]

2. People who don't question their candidates support of

war undermines their credibility and it applies to the candidates they support and the positions they take.

[JaneyVee]

5. Bernie voted for more wars and war funding than any candidate running.

[Perogie]

8. Which wars did he vote for.

Please support your claim

[JaneyVee]

11. If you have to even ask that question...

You should probably do your own research

[bobbobbins01]

13. I researched it.

I see 0. Prove me wrong.

[JaneyVee]

14. Did Bernie vote for Afghanistan or nah?

How about HJ Res 64? How about Kosovo and somalia?

[auntpurl]

16. How dare you bring facts into this pit of meaningless rhetoric?

You're spoiling everything.

[TheKentuckian]

20. They are mostly furiously angry they can't accuse him of being a traitor and hating our troops

as evidenced cutting off funds for troops in the field or lash out at him for supporting ethnic cleansing so with that bullshit off the table they have went with Rovian tactics and are flailing about to make him into a warmonger.

[JaneyVee]

23. Facts are facts.

Fact: Bernie voted for more wars and war funding than any candidate running on both sides.

[TheKentuckian]

33. So, which of his votes do you have the problem with? I'm convinced that if he'd voted differently

you'd be attacking that with equal or greater gusto.

[Renew Deal]

7. That's presumptive

And not the best response to what I said.

[Perogie]

10. Your original post is presumptive.

[Trust Buster]

3. Quit picking on Socialist Sanders.

[Perogie]

4. Did that make you feel better?

[Trust Buster]

9. A question more appropriately asked of the thread author.

[99Forever]

12. People that think they can tell other people what to do are control freaks.

It undermines their mental stability.

[1StrongBlackMan]

27. LOL ...

Said without a hint of self-awareness.

[Kelvin Mace]

15. I will not vote for a cadnidate who supports the death penalty

I will not vote for a war candidate.

I will not vote for a candidate who associates with war criminals.

I will not vote for a candidate who is owned by Wall Street.

I will not vote for a candidate who will not take immediate action on climate change.

This last one is crucial, since we are at the tipping point and delay has catastrophic consequences to humanity.

I do NOT support a continuation of the Bush-Clinton Dynasty

[LWolf]

17. People who vote for neo-liberals

have questionable judgement and ethics.

It undermines their credibility. So when speaking with someone with those views, everything is filtered through a lens of questionable credibility. This applies to the candidates they support and the positions they take.

[SwampG8r]

18. Clinton has questionable.judgement

Actually thats not true
There is no.question her judgement sucks

[ThePhilosopher04]

19. Bullshit. If the nominee is severely flawed and dangerous

as would be the case with Clinton, it is more credible to stay home than choose between two shitty candidates. The Clintons and Trump are good friends for a reason. The oligarchs will be represented on both sides of the coin. I will not be flipping that coin.

[hellofromreddit]

25. All people have questionable judgement. Follow no one blindly.

[merrily]

26. LOL at the desperation. Nominating Hillary is likely to cost the Party the general.

And that's looking likelier every time a new revelation is made.

It's funny how little loyalty oath loyal Democrats seem to care about the general, as long as they think they can freeze out Bernie. And good luck with having Biden zoom into the convention like deus ex machina. A lot of Democrats can kiss their asses assets good bye if that happens.

[Armstead]

28. The fact that she is the nominee is questionable judgement

She has passed her sell-by date, and she represents a conservative form of "Democratic"politics and governance that should have been left in the 90's.

She's also very polarizing and not very popular personally among the broader population.

It's dumb luck the GOP is nominating Trump. Otherwise.....

[Betty Karlson]

29. People that don't vote for you sham of cominee might have a few dozen reasons not to.

Questioning their judgement is just one more proof of the galling arrogance that should be relegated to the same history pages as the rest of the 20th century.

[frylock]

30. I'm supposed to care about this opinion?

[NorthCarolina]

31. Since when does "morals"="questional judgement"?

Seems that your sense of 'something' is apparently off kilter.

[ViseGrip]

32. maybe they question more?