'what you consider to be the country's most significant, most basic problems. Then look for the candidate who is most likely to try to solve those problems.'

Him: https://martinomalley.com/category/policy/

It should be someone who has fought on the right side of almost every issue for 40 years and someone you know will ALWAYS fight for the "least of these brothers and sisters of mine."

http://feelthebern.org/

He talks the same now as then, no coach, no polls, and his strength is his history in government .

He's hard to attack too because he's correct on the issue and he's also great at countering attacks because he had such a grasp of each issue BECAUSE he's been saying the same things for 40 years!
He's a tough nut to crack for any opponent.

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For me the choice comes down to something much broader than policies and issues. The political system is a mess and on some level you are voting for or against it. During primary season, we have more freedom to vote our conscience and more time to create fundamental change at the core rather than inch along in baby steps in the margins, thereby supporting the status quo. For people that want to change the system, the primaries are a crucial time. For the people that want to modify the system, the general is where it's at.

At this time, Bernie is the best representation of actual change so he is getting my vote. Besides, I am confident the democrats will win either way.

I figured it's time to stop lurking and start participating. I've been reading the forums for weeks now.