Clinton supporters
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i'm a democrat already so are you asking me to explain the policy positions of the democratic party? seems pretty straightforward.
Not a science denier. Not going to roll over to russia. Not going to raise my taxes. Understands international trade far better, wants to renegotiate NAFTA not throw it away.
Frankly, I don't care about politics, but as a 50 year old white guy born and raised and having lived virtually my whole life in SC, I'm not sure how anyone could vote for the candidate Russia was working its @ss off to get elected as president. And that doesn't even broach the subject his personal failings as a person and his inadequacies to maintain the dignity of the office. That said, my Clinton vote is essentially meaningless in this state.
Social issues are the only reason Republicans even stand a chance anymore. Everyone is on the take looking for handouts. My office is full of these white girls popping out kids and just milking the system, not paying a dime for their pregnancies. You'd think they'd love Hillary or Bernie.
No, they'll vote republican due to God, abortion, and guns. Remove social issues and very few people would vote Republican.
No, they'll vote republican due to God, abortion, and guns. Remove social issues and very few people would vote Republican.
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I'm for guns but i don't understand how anyone thinks a politician effects God. Never understood that. Seems very populist. What godly things has trump done? 3 traditional marriages?
That's sort of the point of a political party; to gather enough single-issue voters to create an electoral quorum. You scratch our back, we scratch yours. Vote for our gun rights and we'll vote for your abortion concerns. Vote for our economic ideas and we'll vote for your civil rights.
The kicker is when someone agrees with a party straight down the line. They think they make up the party. The reality is, the party created them.
I didn't want to vote for Hillary Clinton but Donald Trump gave me no choice. I live in a state where he might win if I didn't vote for Clinton. It wasn't so much Trump's policies I couldn't stand - let's be honest, this wasn't a campaign heavy on policies - it is who Donald Trump is that convinced me that he is ill prepared to be commander in chief. Sure, he knows more about ISIS than the generals. Of course he wasn't mocking that disabled reporter. Incite violence at his rallies? Just because he said he would pay someone's legal fees for attacking a protester?
And of course there isn't another candidate who respects women more than Donald Trump.
The list goes on and on.
So I am left with one candidate who will attract bright people with college degrees to work for her administration and one candidate who would make Kellyanne Conway press secretary, Newt Gingrich secretary of state, the head of Breitbart news as a top advisor, the former political consultant to the thug who led Ukraine as another advisor, Corey Lewandowski as chief of staff ... No thanks.
And of course there isn't another candidate who respects women more than Donald Trump.
The list goes on and on.
So I am left with one candidate who will attract bright people with college degrees to work for her administration and one candidate who would make Kellyanne Conway press secretary, Newt Gingrich secretary of state, the head of Breitbart news as a top advisor, the former political consultant to the thug who led Ukraine as another advisor, Corey Lewandowski as chief of staff ... No thanks.
I just find it funny that there's a bunch of white rednecks in the south who should be voting for the democrat who wants to expand all the free stuff they're receiving. But, they vote for the republican because they think it's the Christian party...basically due to abortion and gay/trans issues.
The majority of America isn't small business owners and would love for more gov't assistance. That's why I think GOP doesn't stand a chance any longer. Everyone is looking for a handout.
I think you're getting hung up on the fluff. This is election purely boils down to what type of supreme court justice do you want in office, health care reform, and immigration reform.
Just gotta pick a candidate who lines up with your belief in those 3 areas in my opinion.
You have a point and I agree. Its probably the only reason Palin was a viable candidate. I vote very much for personal freedoms and personal responsibility but I also believe in social contracts so none of the candidates truly represent my beliefs.
I also know a POS southern red neck on disability who never works and is voting trump.
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