Quote: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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boudreaumw, I like to debate you because you are clearly on the "other side" in most of our discussions.

 

I pointed out in my previous post(s) my beliefs, and you have failed in your above posts to answer any of the questions that I raised.

 

I find it mildly amusing that you wont discuss why you feel that Ted Cruz is "not genuine" (your words not mine), and you fail to give examples of that opinion.

 

I certainly put forth my case regarding Bernie Sanders being a puppet.  Some mostly local media reports breathlessly how he "appears before massive crowds" as if he is so "main stream".  However, watch how quickly the "main stream media" disregards him once the Clinton attack machine starts up an goes into full power.

 

Here is something else to ponder.  How many national "main stream media" outlets are reporting about him?  I looked earlier, and no major news site had anything to say regarding him.  The only "press" that he's getting is the far left "blog" websites.

 

There is no question that the only reason he is in the race is to be on Hillary's left so that she can be viewed as a "moderate" candidate.

 

Once again, I point to my "little secret" that I stated earlier.  Being far right or far left isn't going to win the presidency.  It's going to be someone closer to the center.  Bernie Sanders is most certainly not, and Hillary is trying her best to move that way.  To her Bernie Sanders is more of a hindrance since she can't pander to her real supporters, those being on the far left.  She's tacking to the center in the attempt to get what really matters in politics, those closer to the center of the aisle.

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