Posted on 04/09/2016 10:56:29 AM PDT by NRx
Full Title... "Hillary’s world collapsing around her: Wisconsin, Bernie’s surge and FBI probe poised to derail her White House bid"
Wisconsin represents more than just Bernie’s sixth straight win, or the likelihood of seven straight wins after Wyoming, right before New York. This political revolution, ignited by Bernie Sanders and fought for by people of all races, faiths, and ethnic backgrounds across the U.S. has been bolstered by political momentum. It’s not current delegate count or prior poll numbers, it’s unprecedented political momentum that will win Sanders the Democratic nomination.
It’s the fact Bernie Sanders isn’t going to be interviewed by the FBI like Clinton, and also the fact Wisconsin has kept political momentum alive at a crucial time in the Democratic Primary race. Since Sanders does better against GOP competition than Clinton, he’ll win the presidency when elected Democratic nominee. Clinton’s “FBI Primary” is around the corner and Wisconsin symbolizes the continuation of something profound.
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Much more likely according to Trump's requirements for a VP running mate Trump/Schumer
Anyone But Hillary
I’d rather pick someone random from a phonebook in The Projects...
THIS +++
And don't forget Bill met with Trump personally to encourage him to enter the race as a Republican.
The Clintons always cover all their bases. ( don't forget they had Perot's 3rd party help to get into office the first time) Check it out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Democratic_Party_superdelegates,_2016
I’m hoping the college crowd will do a write-in campaign for ol’ Bern. They can use tweeter, bookface, instasnap and all the rest and get him enough votes to upset a state or two.
Hillary's world should not collapse around her. Instead, following her trial and conviction, it should swing open underneath her feet for that short drop and quick stop.
Sure. He’ll have 10,000 delegates.
Why would the corrupt Democratic party even allow a compromised criminal like Hillary to run. How many ways could Hillary be blackmailed if she became president?
The RevCom gang will keep the interest in Bernie going until November. Obama's use of Communist imagery will seem like a drop in the bucket next to what is coming, if Bernie is nominated.
——A lefty sees the writing on the wall.-—
yep...... the lefties, the radical lefties smell Clinton blood
winning is not necessary. Bernie running as the nominee is a great victory
hillary hurls ashtray:
Stockpile phone books cuz there will be a toilet paper shortage if Bernie wins.
“If Bernie becomes president, then we need to stop calling America a republic. That would be a lie.”
It stopped being a republic in fact a long time ago. Anyway most people call it a democracy and have for a long time, most people have no inkling of the difference between a democracy and a republic.
Lol. Would you go home to that creep! The whole scene is creepy.
It stopped being a republic in fact a long time ago. Anyway most people call it a democracy and have for a long time, most people have no inkling of the difference between a democracy and a republic.
Where exactly do we stand? We’re not exactly a dictatorship; we still have free elections. Yet we have two major parties who take turns being in power. So do we really have free choices in elections? I wonder about these things sometimes.
He would need a compliant congress to get away with it. IMHO...that wouldn't happen.
Yep I hear ya. Just saying though, Huma has a son with that creep.
With apologies to all the great women freepers out there, I don’t understand, why some women stay in bad marriages. Hillary has had her reasons, Huma has her reasons. But you wonder why, if women are so strong and capable of being independent and all that, why some women choose to stay in bad situations.
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