>tfw Bernie might be backing Hillary soon
I can't deal with these feels bros. How could America let this happen?
Imagine a Hillary /Bernie ticket.
Everything is nationalized, then we invade. Literally Soviet tier.
I hate to say I told you so, but...
>>72013072
He is the establishment what did you expect? Change, Hope none of those come from the Democrats or Socialists, or NeoCons, That's why I am for Trump.
This will establish him as the ultimate cuck, no denying that
>>72013228
This. Bernie is just another Obama. Designed to try and "excite the youth". if the superdelegates swing to him that only confirms it.
Anyone who at any stage actually thought Bernie was going to beat Hillary should have their opinion automatically discarded.
>>72013334
Except Bernie is against big money in politics and Obama is for it. It's an entirely different platform.
>have literally never talked to anyone irl or online who supports hillary
>liberals hate her more than conservatives
>shes going to win anyway because its rigged
>>72013072
Maybe he would do better in the polls if he actually tried to attack Hillary. She has so much dirt Bernie should have run her out of the race by now. He is either weak or bought.
>>72013475
The elites know what the millennials react to.
>>72013475
Yeah he's totally against money in politics. That's why he's ready to back the candidate that is the anti-thesis of that belief instead of the one other candidate that doesn't take money from large corporations.
Bernouts got fucking played like a game of chess.
>>72013475
Bernie isn't against big money in politics, limiting money in Politics is designed to help incumbents win. Jeb Bush spent far more than Trump did, and go nowhere. But if you limit the amount of money that can be donated, only incumbents will have the star power to get anywhere.
The democrats had their own Donald Trump at one point in time. Senator McCarthy ran against Lyndon Johnson, and was backed by a few rich people. He didn't win the nomination, but it was enough to put an incumbent President on his toes. That's when "Money out of Politics" started.
>>72013570
>>72013838
This.
>>72014230
> Jeb Bush spent far more than Trump did, and go nowhere. But if you limit the amount of money that can be donated, only incumbents will have the star power to get anywhere.
You contradict yourself immediately.
>>72013072
I hope Bernie supporters start voting for Trump when he drops out and endorses Hillary.
>>72013072
I hope he does honestly, the "Bernie is anti-corruption" tears would be amazing.
>>72013838
>Bernouts got fucking played like a game of chess.
So you cheat to win chess match?
>>72013072
That's why I donated $14.88 to bernies campaign, match me bruh.
>>72014459
Jeb Bush isn't an incumbent.
>>72014599
A lot of Bernie supporters will vote for Trump if Hillary beats Bernie.. so yeah. Probably however it ends.
>>72013072
>goddamn those stupid Bern victims who fell for Bernie meme
>how couldn't they see that he was a Hillary plant whose job was to gather lots of money and good PR and later transfer it to Hillary
>that's why I'll vote for a house friend of the Clinton family, who donated money to their campaign in the past and whose brash and arrogant behavior will alienate all but the most hardcore republican voters
dumb bernouts amirite guise
>>72015006
>dumb cruzshills still trying
give up
>>72014599
As a Berndog supporter I'd actually consider voting for Trump if he didn't flip flop and fear monger so hard because I think he's a lot better on foreign policy and trade than Hillary. But before I make a decision in just going to wait for the politics to play out til November.
>>72013072
imagine all the bernie supporters and how they feel.
>"match me :^)"
>"will I get my childs college fund back?????? Hello??????"
>>72014230
>limiting money in Politics is designed to help incumbents win
The UK manages it with state funding of registered parties.
>Opposition parties receive a certain amount of state funding (known as Short Money after the former Leader of the Commons, Edward Short), while all parties receive Policy Development Grants from the Electoral Commission.
isn't Bernie done after NY? Didn't follow the latest news.
>>72016220
He needs something like 57% of the remaining delegates to win, which is virtually impossible.
