Quote:I'm not sure what you mean by "fight mode", but whatever...

 

You say that your personal opinion of Ted Cruz is that he is not genuine, yet fail to cite any examples of this.

 

Regarding Marco Rubio, you fail to point to any examples of him pandering to the establishment (your words not mine).

 

Bernie Sanders is just an "also ran" when it comes to the democrat primaries.  He has very little appeal to most main stream Americans and appeals only to his base, that being the far left and the un-educated.  Yes, he does speak his mind, and that is proof enough to me that he is never going to be elected President.  Some of the media are publishing stories related to the crowds of people coming out to see him, but take a look at where that's happening.  It's mostly in blue states and blue areas of the country.  The fact that he identifies himself as being a socialist alone makes it almost certain that he will not win the democrat primary.  However, the democrats need the illusion that Hillary is fighting a "tough primary".

 

The bottom line is, a successful candidate, and something this country really needs right now has to be closer to the center of the political spectrum.  That's precisely how Barack Obama was able to defeat Hillary in the primaries in 2008.

 

A far left candidate such as Bernie Sanders has no chance, just like a hard right candidate like Donald Trump has no chance.

You state Bernie Sanders is a puppet yet fail to cite any examples.

 

And since you are being intentionally obtuse for no apparent reason, here you go:

 

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It's not impossible for Sanders or someone else to beat Hillary. She is not well liked, aside from being corrupt as all get out she has way to many hawkish points for most left leaning people. 

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