I figured out a few days ago when Obama shilled for her by saying the email thing is no big deal.

>>53689617
Isn't this what happened to Ron Paul?

>>53689752
Bill backed Obama. I suppose they're scratching each others backs.

>>53689752
The moment when it became clear that Biden isn't going to run.

Reminder that online polls mean fucking nothing because they were plastered all over Reddit and 4chan.
Shut your fucking mouth Bernie cuck.

>>53689894
nah, Ron wasn't charismatic enough. He never stood a chance.

>>53689894
>18-25 year olds who have never worked attending record breaking rallies
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>autistic teenagers skewing online poll results in his favor
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>making promises that he could never uphold because Congress exists
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>old and senile
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Yep. It's Ron Paul all over again.

>>53689894
Something similar happened, yes. But not not on this scale.
In the early campaign days it becomes very clear who will be the democratic and republic nominees will be, well before the debates. We have government issue candidates competing in a proxy election where the rich always win and everyone else loses.
Trump and Sanders will never make it because they threaten the status quo.

>>53689752

not so fast ...

>Washington (CNN)The White House on Tuesday backtracked on President Barack Obama's blanket assertion earlier this week that Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state didn't pose a national security threat.

>Asked outright in an interview on CBS' "60 Minutes," Obama said, "I don't think it posed a national security problem."

>But asked how the President was able to make such a definitive statement even as the FBI is looking into the server's security, White House press secretary Josh Earnest clarified that Obama's statement was made "based on what we publicly know now."

>"The President was making an observation about what we know so far, which is that Secretary Clinton herself has turned over a bunch of email to the State Department, and the review of that email has garnered some differing assessments about what's included in there," Earnest said.

>The President's comment was "certainly was not an attempt, in any way, to undermine the importance or independence of the ongoing FBI investigation," Earnest said, stressing that Obama "has a healthy respect for the kinds of independent investigations that are conducted by inspectors general and, where necessary, by the FBI."

http://www.cnn.com/2015/10/13/politics/obama-hillary-clinton-email-server-60-minutes/index.html

>unscientific, online polls hijacked by le redditors are representative of reality