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KelleyKramer

(8,985 posts)
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 12:06 AM Aug 2015

Bernie Sanders agenda... Wow


I have been keeping an open mind to all Dem candidates

But had not seen this before, this is to the point and sounds very good imho

.

Full list here
http://www.sanders.senate.gov/agenda/

1. Rebuilding Our Crumbling Infrastructure
We need a major investment to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure: roads, bridges, water systems, waste water plants, airports, railroads and schools. It has been estimated that the cost of the Bush-Cheney Iraq War, a war we should never have waged, will total $3 trillion by the time the last veteran receives needed care. A $1 trillion investment in infrastructure could create 13 million decent paying jobs and make this country more efficient and productive. We need to invest in infrastructure, not more war.

5. Raising the Minimum Wage
The current federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour is a starvation wage. We need to raise the minimum wage to a living wage. No one in this country who works 40 hours a week should live in poverty.

Full 12 point list is here
http://www.sanders.senate.gov/agenda/
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Bernie Sanders agenda... Wow (Original Post) KelleyKramer Aug 2015 OP
big media is completely blacking out Sanders. Doctor_J Aug 2015 #1
Then big media is in for a big shock musiclawyer Aug 2015 #2
True. With one slight addition 99th_Monkey Aug 2015 #3
HRC will never give up one red cent of her "war chest". Divernan Aug 2015 #37
Thanks for that link 99th_Monkey Aug 2015 #41
So is the DNC. JDPriestly Aug 2015 #13
good catch. these biennial billion dollar campaigns are important to the economy Doctor_J Aug 2015 #23
There's a point of diminishing returns on campaign advertising. Divernan Aug 2015 #39
Good information. Every entity, including homo sapiens, libdem4life Aug 2015 #30
Please consider making this an OP. I agree, it's better for the media to be ignoring him rhett o rick Aug 2015 #36
Here it is. New and improved just a tiny bit JDPriestly Aug 2015 #48
Like I have said before. WHEN CRABS ROAR Aug 2015 #43
If casual Hillary supporters think that she has a lock on Lorien Aug 2015 #45
actually, his agenda was what dems stood for when I was younger. Its only roguevalley Aug 2015 #58
Wow.... TheProgressive Aug 2015 #4
Yes, you said it KelleyKramer Aug 2015 #5
I know Harry Truman authorized the dropping of the bomb... TheProgressive Aug 2015 #6
The buck stops here KelleyKramer Aug 2015 #8
That's how I see him. silverweb Aug 2015 #53
Think of what this would mean for our people, our economy! Bonobo Aug 2015 #7
Excellent! lovemydog Aug 2015 #9
Bernie has added reforrm of our justice and police systems in his speeches. JDPriestly Aug 2015 #14
There's also a TON of info on Bernie at http://feelthebern.org. valerief Aug 2015 #10
That's a good site. beam me up scottie Aug 2015 #11
Let's not forget to work to elect more Democrats to Congress. AdHocSolver Aug 2015 #12
Indeed--don't forget the political revolution Sanders is calling for eridani Aug 2015 #16
Pay Attention to your state-house races as well. Left Coast2020 Aug 2015 #15
I agree emsimon33 Aug 2015 #19
good, Senator Sanders is on board with President Obamas agenda and can say/add a lot more. Sunlei Aug 2015 #17
Bwaaaaaaahaaaaaaaa! Real knee-slapper there! Good one! Scuba Aug 2015 #20
did you miss all the federal minimum wage and jobs talk the past 6 years? Sunlei Aug 2015 #21
Think banking. Scuba Aug 2015 #22
yes he gave lip service to a $10 minimum wage Doctor_J Aug 2015 #24
He did a lot more then lip service using his EO to bypass Congress, to raise pay for gov. workers. Sunlei Aug 2015 #28
LMAO LondonReign2 Aug 2015 #33
cool, similar to that first place Republican Donald Trump! Sunlei Aug 2015 #34
If women vote for Hillary simply because she is a woman rather than voting for Bernie emsimon33 Aug 2015 #18
The USA is run by Corporations, wait until the Corps get ahold of Bernies 30 years of gov. records. Sunlei Aug 2015 #35
Do you honestly think that we women Lorien Aug 2015 #47
Hmmm, on my personal list of issues Bernie misses many of them. Sancho Aug 2015 #25
Send an email to the campaign. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Aug 2015 #26
I guess here in Florida we're pretty big on voting and immigration Sancho Aug 2015 #27
Voting rights and Immigration HerbChestnut Aug 2015 #52
Hey, Florida. Election systems are run by the States. The Federal government is very limited in what Bluenorthwest Aug 2015 #29
I've heard him refer to #1,2,3 many times libdem4life Aug 2015 #31
Those almost seem like --gasp! -- Democratic principles! LondonReign2 Aug 2015 #32
Bernie supported by the little people. Hillary supported by___________. L0oniX Aug 2015 #38
If Only More Of The 98-99% Actually Got Beyond Personality Politics colsohlibgal Aug 2015 #40
I've read that list, several times. George II Aug 2015 #42
I'm sure Hillary will have the solultions you are looking for demwing Aug 2015 #44
She actually has more details on how to accomplish her objectives. George II Aug 2015 #49
Goodie demwing Aug 2015 #59
This message was self-deleted by its author Amimnoch Aug 2015 #46
Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Aug 2015 #50
Does anyone know what day the big ralley is going to be in D.C............................. turbinetree Aug 2015 #51
October 17th! dorkzilla Aug 2015 #54
Got the link? turbinetree Aug 2015 #55
Sorry I should have done it in my response! dorkzilla Aug 2015 #57
Thanks----------------DONE turbinetree Aug 2015 #61
We definitely need to arrange a DU meet-up when the date is official! dorkzilla Aug 2015 #63
Great----------------I'll have on my Bernie 2016 t-shirt turbinetree Aug 2015 #64
See ya then, then! dorkzilla Aug 2015 #65
See ya......................... turbinetree Aug 2015 #67
The more people know about him the more they like/support him dorkzilla Aug 2015 #56
Nothing abput immigration reform? Adrahil Aug 2015 #60
He is the only candidate who has a consistent record on major issues, that should excite every sabrina 1 Aug 2015 #62
THANKS For Posting This! Gotta Print It Out! n/t ChiciB1 Aug 2015 #66
Bernie is almost perfect on policy kenfrequed Aug 2015 #68
 

99th_Monkey

(19,326 posts)
3. True. With one slight addition
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 12:21 AM
Aug 2015

If Hillary continues to nose-dive, enter Joe Biden to pick up & champion
the 3rd Way banner, including picking up her endorsements & her war-chest.

I don't think this is completely out of the question.

Divernan

(15,480 posts)
37. HRC will never give up one red cent of her "war chest".
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 11:26 AM
Aug 2015

Last edited Wed Aug 26, 2015, 02:40 PM - Edit history (1)

But HRC's various Super PACs are another story. They by law retain control over moneys promised to/collected by them.

What's a super PAC?

A new type of PAC was created after the U.S. Court of Appeals decision in Speechnow v. FEC in 2010. These PACs make no contributions to candidates or parties. They do, however make independent expenditures in federal races - running ads or sending mail or communicating in other ways with messages that specifically advocate the election or defeat of a specific candidate. There are no limits or restrictions on the sources of funds that may be used for these expenditures. These committees file regular financial reports with the FEC which include their donors along with their expenditures.


http://www.opensecrets.org/pacs/superpacs.php

But anything donated directly to Hillary?
Should HRC drop out of the race, she keeps all moneys donated directly to her. There are limits as to how she can spend it - and she is allowed to donate those moneys to other political candidates' campaign "war chests", or to spend it on politically related activities - such as attending politically-themed gatherings and meetings in the U.S. or abroad.

I had to look into this issue some years back for a state legislator who chose not to run for re-election, but had a big fat "war chest" he'd been building up for many years when he had no opponents in primary or general elections, but held many lucrative fundraisers every year anyway. His donors were special interest groups/lobbyists paying for quid-pro-quos.

As slick as Hillary & Bill are, with their "it depends on what the meaning of 'is' is" approach to ethics and morality - I have zero doubt that they could figure out a way to turn over all those funds to the Clinton Family Foundation for some "politically-themed" project, involving annual meetings at luxury resorts/5 star hotels.

JDPriestly

(57,936 posts)
13. So is the DNC.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 02:48 AM
Aug 2015

Presidential campaigns mean big business and lots of money flowing into the coffers of media consultants, the media itself, ad (film) producers, pollsters, all the hanger-on of politics.

It isn't about picking the best candidate for some of them. That's not why they are backing Hillary and pushing for Biden to enter the race. It's a money-making business for them.

Sanders' approach, his condemnation of Citizens United and refusal to run his campaign in the usual spendthrift way is a bit threat to the campaign business hangers-on. Nothing against them personally. I appreciate that they fear losing their livelihoods. In that respect, Bernie's low budget campaign probably makes them feel just as insecure as other workers in our country feel.

But Bernie is just the best candidate, has the best ideas and is gaining a lot of momentum.

August has been slow, but look at the crowds Bernie has mobilized. The thing about the crowds is that they represent effort on the part of the people who make up the crowds. I took three metro trains to get to Bernie's event in Los Angeles, three each direction and then waited over an hour to get inside the stadium. And a lot of people were there before me and had to travel routes more difficult and longer than mine. Bernie is really inspiring people.

That means that Bernie will be able to get the vote out.

We shall see what happens. But history is change. Yes, there are patterns, and the pattern suggests to me that we are about due for a populist makeover. Bernie might call it a revolution. I think that the word revolution suggests violence, and I don't think that is what will happen, not if Bernie is elected. I think he will bring the country together.

The media may black out Sanders. But he is on YouTube and people are finding him there. It's actually better if people can hear Sanders without a lot of media comment.

 

Doctor_J

(36,392 posts)
23. good catch. these biennial billion dollar campaigns are important to the economy
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 07:46 AM
Aug 2015

at least among the movers and shakers. Bernie's a threat to that

Divernan

(15,480 posts)
39. There's a point of diminishing returns on campaign advertising.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 11:36 AM
Aug 2015

But the campaign advisers, many of whom get a percentage kick-back on advertising moneys spent, will always advise candidates to spend more, More, MORE!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/25/obama-romney-advertising-final-days_n_2019945.html

 

libdem4life

(13,877 posts)
30. Good information. Every entity, including homo sapiens,
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 09:57 AM
Aug 2015

has events we call Quantum Leaps. Other terms ... 100 Monkeys, Tipping Point, Revolution...whatever. But Bernie is the one, by definition, in this race. Even if one does not vote for him, which I plan to do, few can detract from the fact he's his own man/politician and doing it his way.

Another thing that is impressive is that even though he wants very much to be President, it does not change his method of seeking that office. He's not willing to do "what they all have to do" to get there. He's enlightening a lot of people.

I think it's our last chance to engage our "pitchforks" at the ballot box. Now that people are awake, even 4 more years of pilfering our national treasures and our bought and paid for Congressfolk, could be not as contained in the populace.

 

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)
36. Please consider making this an OP. I agree, it's better for the media to be ignoring him
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 11:04 AM
Aug 2015

than trashing him. But the billionaires will put their money to good use in trying to bring him down like they did Kerry. Ironic how the Clinton supporters have decided that CU, which came about from an effort to stop Clinton, is ok as long as their candidate can have the benefits from it.

WHEN CRABS ROAR

(3,813 posts)
43. Like I have said before.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 02:48 PM
Aug 2015

Now is the time for a real progressive populist movement, but the message needs to be clear and not overly complex and it needs to be repeated over and over to drive it home into the minds of the people.

Then Bernie will win

Lorien

(31,935 posts)
45. If casual Hillary supporters think that she has a lock on
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 03:29 PM
Aug 2015

the nomination, they won't bother voting in the primaries, which will give Bernie the edge...IF the primary isn't stolen. We need exit polling, and a lot of it.

roguevalley

(40,656 posts)
58. actually, his agenda was what dems stood for when I was younger. Its only
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 05:21 PM
Aug 2015

wow, my dear friend because they haven't until now.

 

TheProgressive

(1,656 posts)
4. Wow....
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 12:21 AM
Aug 2015

Are we re-living the 1930's and 1940's and Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders
is the present day FDR?

We can only hope the people of the USA understand the need we have for Senator Sanders
as President of the United States...

 

TheProgressive

(1,656 posts)
6. I know Harry Truman authorized the dropping of the bomb...
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 12:57 AM
Aug 2015

My dad had respect for Truman.

What are your thoughts comparing what Truman did and FDR?

Thanks...

KelleyKramer

(8,985 posts)
8. The buck stops here
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 01:16 AM
Aug 2015

That is the connection I made that Bernie is like FDR and Truman

Most of his policies look a lot like FDR

Did you read the list?

Bonobo

(29,257 posts)
7. Think of what this would mean for our people, our economy!
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 01:04 AM
Aug 2015

Go Bernie, go!

All those extra consumers, tourist inflow, money circulating.... How can anyone doubt this would be a wonderful thing on so many levels.

If we stopped focusing so much on war and protecting the sleazy robber barons that have bought their way into our democratic system, we would be much more like the other Western industrial nations.

lovemydog

(11,833 posts)
9. Excellent!
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 01:21 AM
Aug 2015

Rebuilding Our Crumbling Infrastructure
Reversing Climate Change
Creating Worker Co-ops
Growing the Trade Union Movement
Raising the Minimum Wage
Pay Equity for Women Workers
Trade Policies that Benefit American Workers
Making College Affordable for All
Taking on Wall Street
Health Care as a Right for All
Protecting the Most Vulnerable Americans
Real Tax Reform

JDPriestly

(57,936 posts)
14. Bernie has added reforrm of our justice and police systems in his speeches.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 02:54 AM
Aug 2015

Ending the excessive incarcerations.

AdHocSolver

(2,561 posts)
12. Let's not forget to work to elect more Democrats to Congress.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 02:08 AM
Aug 2015

Not much will be accomplished if there is an obstructionist Republican majority in Congress.

eridani

(51,907 posts)
16. Indeed--don't forget the political revolution Sanders is calling for
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 03:48 AM
Aug 2015

Which we will need no matter what happens in the presidential election.

Left Coast2020

(2,397 posts)
15. Pay Attention to your state-house races as well.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 03:02 AM
Aug 2015

Dem Governors and legislatures are very important too. Probably more critical than federal races.

emsimon33

(3,128 posts)
19. I agree
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 06:09 AM
Aug 2015

But we need to get rid of the Republicans in Congress and the Senate, too. Until Bernie came along, I was going to concentrate my efforts on local races and the Congress as our Democratic congresswoman is retiring.

 

Doctor_J

(36,392 posts)
24. yes he gave lip service to a $10 minimum wage
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 07:49 AM
Aug 2015

Then did nothing about it.

The most corporate president in history

Btw if you check the entire list, Obama has been working on two of them.

Sunlei

(22,651 posts)
28. He did a lot more then lip service using his EO to bypass Congress, to raise pay for gov. workers.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 08:43 AM
Aug 2015

Some businesses also responded over the past couple years to raise pay level because of Obama led calls. He also EOed in a 'pay raise' for Gov. contracts, where when they sub-contract out the work they have to pay a decent wage to whoever they make do the actual 'work'.

I always disagree with you over President Obama. I disagree with you over that shallow, shallow 'list' too.

If you're really for Bernie Sanders, who is and has been a sitting Senator for decades, it's better for Bernie's "promotion" to note how he has stood by President Obamas policies as well. And he has.

I very much doubt Republicans will spend any current time tearing up Senator Sanders decades of gov. 'records' unless he wins the primary. They just sit back and let the D party tear-up our couple of candidates, and the D president for free. I will not carry water for republicans!

emsimon33

(3,128 posts)
18. If women vote for Hillary simply because she is a woman rather than voting for Bernie
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 06:07 AM
Aug 2015

Then they will find that their issues may be addressed but nothing else. Hillary will owe the same people and groups that Obama did and that her husband did. And nothing will change. The puppet masters will continue to suck America dry until it is a husk of a third world country. There is a reason that Bernie and Trump are doing as well as they are--Trump despite his fight with Fox and Bernie despite limited corporate media coverage: Enough is enough. This is a revolution. Out with the Tea Party and the religious fanatics on the right and out with the neoliberals and hawks on the left.

Sunlei

(22,651 posts)
35. The USA is run by Corporations, wait until the Corps get ahold of Bernies 30 years of gov. records.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 10:33 AM
Aug 2015

If Senator Sanders wins the D primary that is.

Otherwise R- Corps will not spend the money or time to rake over Bernies millions of emails and letters.

Lorien

(31,935 posts)
47. Do you honestly think that we women
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 03:35 PM
Aug 2015

vote as a block? I don't believe that Hillary gives a rat's ass about equal pay for equal work. the ERA or reproductive rights. She's a member of the Good ol' boy's network; she's running to advance their agenda. She won't do any more to help American women than Obama has to help black Americans.

Sancho

(9,070 posts)
25. Hmmm, on my personal list of issues Bernie misses many of them.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 08:14 AM
Aug 2015

I would agree with about half of the 12 steps (mostly the even numbers: 2,4,6,8, 10), but my most important targets would be:

- a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented Americans
-voter rights and fixing the election system; registration, vote counting, gerrymandering
-public education; equity, preschool through HS, supporting teachers (college is great, but not most important)
-gun control!!!
-INTERNATIONAL bank control; this requires cooperation from other countries and is bigger than Wall Street
-more butter, less guns!

Erich Bloodaxe BSN

(14,733 posts)
26. Send an email to the campaign.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 08:19 AM
Aug 2015

You might find some of your issues showing up in the future.

He's not a mind reader, but he is open to working with people on important issues if they actually tell him those issues are important.

Sancho

(9,070 posts)
27. I guess here in Florida we're pretty big on voting and immigration
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 08:28 AM
Aug 2015

We're fighting to keep guns out of schools now. Jeb made a mess out of election manipulation that continues today.

Even though higher education costs are a problem, Florida tuition is some of the lowest in the country. Our colleges are pretty segregated (mostly white). We have large community colleges everywhere. K-12 education is more of an issue.

Actually, I see lots of debate about Bernie on DU and listen to Thom Hartmann of course, but here in Florida he's still unknown so far.

That's the first time I've looked at the "12 Steps".

I'll see if an opportunity arises.

 

Bluenorthwest

(45,319 posts)
29. Hey, Florida. Election systems are run by the States. The Federal government is very limited in what
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 08:48 AM
Aug 2015

it can do about many of the problems some States have. Those States that have been aware of those problems for a great deal of time really need to at least attempt to make changes.
My State has automatic voter registration, no showing of ID to vote ever, no lines for polling places and no electronic voting. We get healthy turn out and we really do not want the Federal government to attempt to change our system because we like our system. So when you say you don't care about infrastructure, trade or expanding social safety nets but you want to mess with our elections I am not at all impressed. We have very little in common politically.

 

libdem4life

(13,877 posts)
31. I've heard him refer to #1,2,3 many times
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 10:05 AM
Aug 2015

and gun control...he does have to do a two-step here, but certainly banking regulations and Warren we know is talking to him. About the butter and guns...he's spoken of illegal wars and vets coming back to benefits.

So 5 out of your 6 points he's speaking my language. And I grew up in a rural area and our guns were for food for the table, taking out a predator animal, getting a skunk or snake who was eating the eggs and baby chicks, etc. That's the 2-step. As long as there are rural areas and people who hunt for food (not sport, BTW) , I doubt zero tolerance for guns is going to make it. And no, I'm not a NRA member. They do more damage than good.

colsohlibgal

(5,275 posts)
40. If Only More Of The 98-99% Actually Got Beyond Personality Politics
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 12:17 PM
Aug 2015

Hillary supporters mostly like the idea of Hillary as president. Some like her because she is a woman. I get that as a woman.

But I have no doubt Bernie, if he had a congress to work with, would be FDR2. He echoed FDR when he said he welcomed the hatred of Wall Street and the wealthy.

Hillary might veer left some but....she is a Wall Street democrat underneath it all. She voted for the Iraq war, she voted for the Patriot Act. Bernie voted no on both.

But voting for change with Bernie is not enough. We need to get him majorities in congress, and that includes 2018, get out and vote!

Finally - keep pushing to eliminate computerized voting, to make voting easier to do, to tighten up procedures for custody and counting. We don't come close to paying enough attention to secure and foolproof voting.

George II

(67,782 posts)
42. I've read that list, several times.
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 02:03 PM
Aug 2015

As Seinfeld's J. Peterman said:



A lot of words saying what we HAVE to do, but not a single word on HOW it will be done. They're lofty and admirable ideals, but without telling us how he plans on getting them done, they remain just words.
 

demwing

(16,916 posts)
44. I'm sure Hillary will have the solultions you are looking for
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 03:21 PM
Aug 2015

right there on her website...somewhere...eventually...maybe...

Response to George II (Reply #42)

turbinetree

(24,720 posts)
51. Does anyone know what day the big ralley is going to be in D.C.............................
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 04:42 PM
Aug 2015

Thanks


Honk--------------for a political revolution Bernie 2016


turbinetree

(24,720 posts)
55. Got the link?
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 05:18 PM
Aug 2015

I must have missed it on my Bernie site..........................104,000 + 1 (me )

Can't wait -----------------------yippie






Honk----------------for a political revolution Bernie 2016

dorkzilla

(5,141 posts)
57. Sorry I should have done it in my response!
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 05:20 PM
Aug 2015

Here ya go:

https://www.facebook.com/events/1636611586577118/

ETA - 10/17 is the working date - we should know more by tomorrow as they’re having a conference call about it tonight.

From the FB page:

DO NOT BOOK ANY ROOMS OR TRANSPORTATION!!!
THERE IS NO DATE, NOR HAS THIS EVENT BEEN APPROVED YET!
Please be patient. We have a conference call Wednesday evening, August 26th with a Bernie 2016 National Campaign representative joining us for the 1st time.
Updates and any confirmation, details, official date of this event will be posted as soon as the information is available.

dorkzilla

(5,141 posts)
63. We definitely need to arrange a DU meet-up when the date is official!
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 05:30 PM
Aug 2015

It would be GREAT! I’m all for that too!!!!

turbinetree

(24,720 posts)
64. Great----------------I'll have on my Bernie 2016 t-shirt
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 05:36 PM
Aug 2015

with a yellow poster board about the WTO, and 25 million being unemployed and I will add TPP to the list on the board----------see ya there



Honk--------------for a political revolution Bernie 2016

dorkzilla

(5,141 posts)
56. The more people know about him the more they like/support him
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 05:19 PM
Aug 2015

And the cool thing his supporters don’t have to proselytize; his own words and his voting record tell it all. More and more people are emailing me “hey that guy you were telling me about - I checked him out. Wow! He’s got my vote!"

sabrina 1

(62,325 posts)
62. He is the only candidate who has a consistent record on major issues, that should excite every
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 05:29 PM
Aug 2015

Democrat considering how we have been told, consistently, that a Progressive Message can't win elections.

Yes it can, Sanders speaks for a majority of Americans according to polls.

And that is why he continues to climb in the polls despite being completely unknown to a majority of Americans just three months ago.

kenfrequed

(7,865 posts)
68. Bernie is almost perfect on policy
Wed Aug 26, 2015, 11:41 PM
Aug 2015

I just don't understand people that don't support him. I mean, if you have to vote for Hillary why not just wait until after the primaries are over since those people think she is "inevitable." If she really is inevitable won't you just get to vote for her a year from November anyhow? And if that is the case then why no support the best candidate for the best of all worlds?

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