Quote:I don't think I am. I'm registered with the democratic party, and I am a hardcore Bernie boy. I'm sick of the Clintons, and I've pointed out in multiple threads my beef with Bill Clinton's presidency. He sold out the working class, in my opinion.


Hell, Hillary has said some things in this primary that don't sit well with me. I took time out of my day to vote for Bernie on June 6, even though everyone already knew Clinton was being pushed my the media as the democratic nominee. My wife and I spent that whole night cursing the Clintons.


But guess what, I'm voting for her come November, with a big ole (bad word proactively removed) grin on my face.


Every liberal radio show, every liberal tv show, every liberal news outlet is unified behind Hillary. Every liberal outlet says the same unified thing about Bernie being able to stay in till the convention. There is no hand wringing on the democratic side.


That's not the case with the republicans. And everyone that is honest with themselves knows it.


It's really weird, cuz it's usually the republicans that get in lock step. But trump, I think, is just too overt with what he's saying, which is dividing your party.

 

Please... just stop.

 

Contrary to your liberal fantasy, all libs are not behind Hillary.  Why do the democrat convention officials feel the need to build a wall?  I'll give you a hint... it's not to protect from Donald Trump supporters or "protesters".  It's to protect against the same liberal protesters that went after a certain group and tried to shut down freedom of expression.  Don't tell me that the left is "united for Hillary" because that simply isn't the case.  She's bringing out Elizabeth "Pocahontas" Warren to try to win over the crazy Bernie supporters.

 

Now on the right, you seem to confuse republican with conservative.  Republican != Conservative.  I personally happen to be Conservative and a former registered member of the Republican party only because they used to align themselves with my points-of-view and values.  It's pretty much not the case anymore with the impending nomination of Donald Trump, so I switched my party affiliation.  I still haven't decided if and/or how I'll cast my vote in the general election.  I do admit that I do hold a strong dislike of Hillary (I don't like to use the term hate), but at the same time I don't feel that I in good conscience vote for Trump (yet another Democrat).

 

There are several in the Democrat party like you that feel the same way.  I personally know several that wouldn't vote for Sanders, Clinton or Trump.  I actually have several family members who are Democrats that are saying pretty much the same thing that I am, they probably won't vote because they couldn't in good conscience vote for Clinton.

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