Former Clinton Adviser Predicts Bernie Sanders Will Beat Hillary Clinton

The Moderate Voice ^ | June 23, 2015 | Ron Chusid

[windsorknot]

This country is so basaquards that nothing would surprise me. Ted Cruz in the WH would be a huge (but pleasant) surprise, however.

[rightistight]

[Aria]

After this photo put online for the world to see I bet Hillary is ready to have drudge taken out

[BunnySlippers]

I think Hillary IS truly very TIRED. Look at when she was finished with each Sec of State trip .... she was haggard, dragging, she wore anything and she was in need of major plastic surgery each time.

Look at her campaign. It is designed for the least physical output by her.

If she becomes president, she WILL have a physical meltdown right away. I can’t believe she can survive one term.

She is TIRED!!!

[Bullish]

Comments?

Well, for starters.... I’d like to beat Hillary Clinton too.

[RockyTx]

OK, that photo is from Drudgereport.

does anyone have any more info,..
when was it taken?

[BunnySlippers]

Before things changed, I used to peruse the day’s photos online. Bt they are no longer available to my knowledge.

Please, somebody , show me how.

[Liz]

People are way past fed up with the Manchurian Candidate in the WH......and Hillary's 2016 campaign strategy to co-opt the so-called "Obama coalition" is doomed to fail.

Last November's midterms delivered Americans' unequivocal message to their govt: "The people have spoken." The treasure trove of "The 2014 Midterm Democrat Demolition Derby" and down-ticket state wins have yet to be fully- mined, but this we know:

<><> DEMOCRATS LOST BIGTIME IN AN ASTOUNDING HISTORY-MAKING ELECTION

<><> midterms were a massive and awesome rejection of liberals;

<><> Southern Democrats control not a single governorship, US senator or legislative chamber,

<><> Democrat losses stretch from the Carolinas westward to Texas,

<><> 110 Of 140 Southern States election districts went Republican.

<><> GOP's House majorities are so huge and solid NBC's Chuck Todd says Dems can't recapture losses until 2022.

<><> Some pundits say Republicans have a 100-year majority;

<><> when the next US Senate convenes, 30 lock-stepping Democrats who voted for Obamacare are gone.

<><> Ark and Ill (Clinton hometowns) have Repub governors---important in a prez race b/c guvs control party machinery.

<><> Unprecedented MINN 6th Congressional district---every single House and Senate district went Repub

<><> GOP now controls the MINN State House.

<><> Ohio's historic GOP statehouse takeover (Gun Control is toast)

<><> Ohio's Gov, Lt. Gov, AG, Secy of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer--all R---Sup/Ct - 6 R/1 D

<><> Britt Hume sez: "latino vote is zilch"---"over-50" is significant 30% voting segment.

<><> Republicans unified control: gov/legislature in 23 states (Ntl Conference of State Legislatures factoid).

<><> Repub governorships: Florida, Tx, Ill, Ohio, Mich, MD, Wisconsin, NC, GA, Mass.

<><> GOP holds every congressional seat in Arkansas; first time in 141 years...

<><> Environmentalists fogged out---suffered huge losses.

<><> Gun Control Candidates blitzed.

<><> "War on Women" became a ntl joke.

<><> Clinton's labeled politically useless---most candidates they flacked lost.

<><> Montana, So/Dakota and West/VA Dems were forced to retire; no hope of getting re-elected,

<><> Arizona House recount race went Republican.

<><> AZ Republican McSally wins last open House seat (Dem Gaby Giffords seat),

<><> Repub McSally's win gives GOP 5-4 advantage in AZ congressional delegation,

<><> Repubs hold 247 House seats (Dems 188), the largest GOP advantage since the Truman admin after WWII.

<><> 73 percent of LA's white voters say told they "strongly disapproved" of the president.

<><> Republicans hold the largest House majority in 83 years.

<><> Republicans holds 68 of 98 state legislative chambers.

<><> 2015 Republican grip on state government has not been seen since the 1920s.

<><> Republicans hold or share control in nearly every state (7 states' legislature and Governor are Dem-held).

<><> 12 states, including Missouri, Arizona, Arkansas, NC will push income tax cuts and fiscal reform.

<><> Illinois’ new Repub Governor’s top priority is reforming its nearly-bankrupt public pension system.

<><> Nevada voted loudly--GOP landslide victories---Gov, Lt. Gov, all five constitutional offices, State Senate/Assembly---first time since the 1920s.

<><> Nev ballot referendum supporting a business margins tax on corporations was voted down by a 3 to 1 margin. THREE-TO-ONE. This was the anti-tax, anti-big government sweep of a lifetime. Historic. Revolutionary.

<><> Vermont Democrats allied w/ VT conservative Repubs to ward off voter backlash

<><> controversial and seemingly incompetent VT Democrat governor did not get the requisite votes to stay in office.

<><> VT poised to install Vermont's first Republican governor in over four years

<><> Republicans now control two-thirds of the state legislatures.

<><> Since Democrats lost power, approval of Congress has risen 6% under Republicans.

[pepsionice]

On the e-mail server...she’s never stuck to one story and it survived. Any single moment required clarification and a change. Bernie? Nothing but version 1.0 on his record, ever.

On Benghazi, she’s given a lousy and marginal description of her actions. Bernie? I can’t think of a single executive screw-up that Bernie has ever done.

On positions? Hillary has shifted on fifty percent of all positions over the past decade. Bernie is still on position one of ninety percent of topics over the past decade.

You get a honest feeling of belief from what Bernie says....even if you disagree with his position. With Hillary, you feel like someone has paid her to take this position and she’ll flip when more money arrives.

Bernie is pure socialism. I can’t really describe what Hillary is. It’s not really liberal....it’s not conservative....it’s not socialist....maybe lobbiservative?

Finally, in a real debate....Hillary can marginally carry herself with a 12-year-old kid. Bernie is a fairly decent debate guy and I can’t see how she’d get a crowd thrilled over her chat.

[CPT Clay]

Who is going to challenge her from the right?

[E. Pluribus Unum]

This says a lot more about Hillary than it says about Bernie.

[Zathras]

I think he is partially correct.
I’m not sure Sanders will be it but it might be someone else.
I’m still thinking Bloomberg.

[Verginius Rufus]

Jim Webb is probably to the right of Hillary but he's not likely to get much support--maybe from some old "yellow dog" Southern Democrats who haven't been paying attention to what has happened to their party over the last 30 or 40 years.

If Bernie looks like he is a real contender, Liz Warren may decide she should run after all. Like Bobby Kennedy jumping into the race in 1968 after Eugene McCarthy almost beat LBJ in New Hampshire.

[TexasRepublic]

Two communist turds to choose from — what difference would it make?