Hillary: Take your primary vote seriously

[RandySF]

“This is an election that will have such profound impact so take your vote seriously. And for the Democratic voters, try to vote for the person you think is most likely to win because at the end of the day that is what will matter. And not just the popular vote, but the electoral college too.”



https://politicalwire.com/2020/01/17/extra-bonus-quote-of-the-day-547/

[highplainsdem]

1. Since HRC knows very well Dems consider Biden most electable, that's basically an endorsement.

[Devil Child]

2. I do so enjoy others lecturing on how one should vote in the primary...

My primary vote my choice and I will do so as I choose not how others think I should.

[Cha]

4. I'ts Damn Good Advice from Hillary.

[vsrazdem]

3. That didn't work out so well for us the last time. People voted the most electable, got the most

votes and still lost the electoral college,so I think I will just vote for the person who has the policies that most align with mine thank you very much.

[Cha]

5. Hillary WON Except for the Fucking Russians and the

those who fell for jill stein's LIES in the Swing States.. comey, and of course.. the fucking m$m.

[vsrazdem]

6. Right, she won except she's still not the president. So telling us to vote for the most

electable, is not a guarantee that they will win.

[Cha]

7. She WON.. she was Cheated OUT of it.

[vsrazdem]

10. She is not the President, no matter how much we would have liked her to be. Whoever wins the

primary, is who the people feel should be their nominee, and we should all support that, regardless of our personal preferences, and telling people to step in line and vote for the most electable and put their personal feelings aside in the primary does not mean that person will win. People can vote whoever they wish for in a primary, that's what its for.

[Cha]

18. Yeah yeah.. Hillary WON.. and she has Damn Good Advice.

[StevieM]

9. The point is that she was on her way to victory--a decisive victory--until illegitimate things

intervened and made victory nearly impossible.

James Comey and his antics were not just one more external factor to overcome. He dominated that race from start to finish.

[vsrazdem]

11. And you don't think that could happen again. Please, the Repubs are lining up to get dirt on every

single person running, so they have an October surprise, and with Barr in there, God only knows what they could come up with.

[StevieM]

12. Oh, I definitely agree. And I will take it a step further.

If Bernie Sanders or Martin O'Malley had been the nominee in 2016 then I am sure they would have found themselves under FBI investigation. And if Hillary did not have a private email server then she would have been under FBI investigation for something else.

Good point about William Barr. He is most likely planning something big for this election. Like Ken Starr, he is a fascist.

[vsrazdem]

15. They are going to pull out all the stops to try to derail whoever gets nominated.

[RandySF]

14. Florida is off the table if Bernie is nominated

Fl. Has too many naturalized voters who had bad experiences with socialist governments, some of which Bernie supported.

[vsrazdem]

17. I wouldn't be too sure.

Sanders fared better against Trump among Florida voters — 53% to 47% — than the other Democratic candidates.

The other matchups:

Biden, 51%; Trump, 49%.
Warren, 51%; Trump, 49%.
Buttigieg, 50%; Trump, 50%.

[jalan48]

8. Ya think?

[booley]

13. I do . Thats why I wont' vote for a Centrist

We already know Trump can easily beat a centrist.

[W_HAMILTON]

16. You mean BARELY beat a progressive...

...running on the most progressive platform in party history <-- your preferred candidate's description, not mine.

[Cha]

19. We don't "know" any such thing.. trump Cheated his gd head OFF.