WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
long time guy wrote:
You don't seem to ever criticize Sanders. Very few here have. There has been a fallacy surrounding Sanders.on here. His shortcomings have been completely ignored. Rather than address any of these points made, you choose to comment about repetition. Meanwhile how many posts have been about her dishonesty, likability, and ties to Wall Street? Not so surprisingly, these posts and their redundancy don't seem to bother you. They have only been made by you and other posters for at least the better part of 9 months.
Why would an objective person criticize Sanders given the alternative? What about Hilary Clinton excites you?
On Domestic policy she is far more liberal than she is given credit. I also do not believe that she will favor bailouts if such a situation arises again. I think that she will legitimately make our criminal justice inequities an issue also.
Hillary Clinton is a true policy wonk. She understands the complexities of the issues going in. Neither Bush, Obama, or Sanders truly does or did. She will not need the sort of on the job training that the other guys have needed. The learning curve for her is not as steep.
As I stated before, being an insider politician is not a disqualifier. FDR was about as politically conniving as they come and he was one of our more effective Presidents. Nixon was manipulating but he did a good job as President. Bill Clinton was also a good President. This notion that being political hampers you as a President is foolish.
You are basically saying it is ok to ignore the flaws of Sanders because you do not like Hillary CLinton. Why would I vote for a person that I know will not be able to get anything done as President? Why would I vote for a person that basically just admitted that he doesn't have a plan for the one issue that he has used to signify his campaign? Why would I vote for a person that admittedly knows little about foreign policy? Why would I vote for a guy that I know is much more political than he wants the world to believe? Why Would I vote for a guy that has switched political allegiances twice in order to win elections?
As I stated before being political isn't a disqualifier. Sanders is political yet he attempts to portray himself as being a man of principal. He isn't and I have provided evidence. The guy admitted to voting for pro gun legislation because Vermont is a gun state. Is that a sign of displaying leadership? He basically admitted that he was afraid to take on the pro gun lobby of his state.
If I truly believed that Sanders were capable of taking on income inequality he'd have my vote. That is the single biggest confronting this country. I think he is just another providing lip service. In the meantime there will be 4 to 8 more years of gridlock. Hillary Clinton has shown herself to be much more of a fighter than Sanders ever has or will be. That is why I am voting for her.
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The Hawk wrote:
This is going to reach a head pretty soon.