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ImNotARacist
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HE IS OUR ONLY HOPE! IF YOU ARE 18 AND OLDER YOU HAVE TO VOTE FOR SANDERS NEXT YEAR. FUCK THE MEDIA. FUCK THE "NOMINATIONS". VOTE SANDERS!

SANDERS
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https://berniesanders.com/

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2015/04/bernie-sanders-inequality-president-interview

http://mic.com/articles/118292/millennials-are-with-bernie-sanders-on-almost-every-issue


SANDERS SANDERS SANDERS!!!!!

IM WRITING HIS NAME IN REGARDLESS OF WHAT THE BALLOT SAYS
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ImNotARacist
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.MASSHOLE.Compared to other states it is young.

I didn't include the O'Malley or other figures. No need to.

It is the exit poll, I provided the link.


Yep. Considering the average life expectancy is between 75-85, and you only start voting at the age of 18, 30 is not that old.

Both of you should read this. http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/bernie-sanders-needs-more-than-the-tie-he-got-in-iowa/


So wait... Someone who is halfway through their adult life is considered young? I'm sorry but you are really reaching now huh? Lol
Feb 2 2016 8:15AM
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CARTMANBRUHSo wait... Someone who is halfway through their adult life is considered young? I'm sorry but you are really reaching now huh? Lol


In the voting world and the grand scheme of being a mature adult, yes, they are young.
Feb 2 2016 8:19AM
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.MASSHOLE.
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CARTMANBRUHSo wait... Someone who is halfway through their adult life is considered young? I'm sorry but you are really reaching now huh? Lol


Go ahead and ignore the numbers, but they are there and frankly, Sanders supporters need to hope he can capture more than the extremely liberal and young demographic.
Feb 2 2016 8:20AM
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McNoche
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CARTMANBRUHYou see, where I'm from if you insult somebody that way to their face, it usually ends in a nice lil dirt nap.
Dont be stupid.


I'm not from Idaho shit head, from Washington. So your "very strong" insult you've thrown around twice already is irrelevant. All you Sander penis suckers are the same. "College for life, graduate, wait I don't want to work, back to college." It's sad, college shouldn't be a right. Bullshit. If you like all this idiots bullshit, do us all a favor and move to China. They've been living the sanders way since the dawn of time.

BTW, I did go to college and graduate on time.
Feb 2 2016 8:24AM
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Sanders won very liberal voters over Clinton by 19 percentage points, but he lost self-identified somewhat liberals and moderates to Clinton by 6 percentage points and 23 percentage points, respectively. That's bad for Sanders because even though 68 percent of Iowa Democratic caucus-goers identified as liberal this year, only 47 percent of Democratic primary voters nationwide did so in 2008. We'll need to see if Sanders can do better in a state that is more moderate than Iowa before thinking he can win the nomination.

Iowa and New Hampshire also lack nonwhite voters, who form a huge part of the Democratic base. Can Sanders win over some of these voters? Clinton has held a lead among nonwhites of nearly 40 percentage points in national polls.

Clinton will continue to be a favorite for the Democratic nomination if she continues to hold a large lead among nonwhite voters and basically breaks even with white voters, as she did in Iowa. Sanders, meanwhile, needs to cut into Clinton's lead among nonwhites and expand his support among white voters beyond what he won in Iowa.


Again, taken from the 538 website.

http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/bernie-sanders-needs-more-than-the-tie-he-got-in-iowa/
Feb 2 2016 8:24AM
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CARTMANBRUHSo wait... Someone who is halfway through their adult life is considered young? I'm sorry but you are really reaching now huh? Lol


by your logic, if my adult life starts at 18 and i'm halfway through at 30- the average life expectancy should be somewhere around 42?

did you take math with bernie?
Feb 2 2016 8:31AM
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McNoche
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CARTMANBRUHSo wait... Someone who is halfway through their adult life is considered young? I'm sorry but you are really reaching now huh? Lol


You really are retarded. Please do everyone a favor and listen to all the candidates. Don't follow blindly and be a faggot who is Bernie or bust. I get it, you are going to college soon and Bernie wants to make that cheaper for you. Look long term.
Feb 2 2016 8:46AM
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ImNotARacist
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cornholioby your logic, if my adult life starts at 18 and i'm halfway through at 30- the average life expectancy should be somewhere around 42?

did you take math with bernie?


Anyone past 65 doesn't count
Feb 2 2016 9:08AM
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ImNotARacist
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McNocheLazy piece of shit, who wants to live off others hard earnings


Keep trying.

"Together, the people of Iowa and millions of grassroots progressives all across the country, turned a candidate who was polling in the single digits just six months ago into a race-altering force of nature in the Democratic primary and national conversation,"


You mad bro?
Feb 2 2016 9:13AM
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ImNotARacist
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.MASSHOLE.Compared to other states it is young.


There are 26 states with younger populations than Iowa. Give Up.
Feb 2 2016 9:17AM
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CARTMANBRUHThere are 26 states with younger populations than Iowa. Give Up.

Go ahead and ignore the variety of statistics I have provided. You are so close minded.
Feb 2 2016 9:20AM
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ImNotARacist
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.MASSHOLE.Go ahead and ignore the variety of statistics I have provided. You are so close minded.


Iowa is 47th with 8% population 19-25
Iowa is 5th with 13% 26-34
Iowa is 2nd with 11% 35-44
http://kff.org/other/state-indicator/distribution-by-age/

What are you talking about?
Do you know what truthiness is? You are guilty of it bro.
Feb 2 2016 9:37AM
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Feb 2 2016 9:38AM
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CARTMANBRUHIowa is 47th with 8% population 19-25
Iowa is 5th with 13% 26-34
Iowa is 2nd with 11% 35-44
http://kff.org/other/state-indicator/distribution-by-age/

What are you talking about?
Do you know what truthiness is? You are guilty of it bro.


You didn't clarify if 5th and 2nd highest or lowest. But I will guess you mean 5th highest for 26-34, and 2nd lowest for 35-44. BUT let us do some math.

CBSNews reported the following:

Sanders had 86% of 17-24 year old voters (10% of all voters), while Clinton had 11%
Sanders had 81% of 25-29 year old voters (8% of all voters), Clinton had 17%
Sanders had 62% of 30-39 year old voters (14% of all voters), Clinton had 34%
Clinton had 51% of 40-49 year old voters (10% of all voters), Sanders had 44%
Clinton had 58% of 50-64 year old voters (30% of all voters), Sanders had 34%
Clinton had 69% of all voters 65 or older (28% of all voters), Sanders had 26%

WSJ reported this:
Sanders had 84% of voters aged 17-29, Clinton had 14%
Sanders had 58% of Voters aged 30-44, Clinton had 37%
Clinton had 58% of voters aged 45-64, Sanders had 35%
Clinton had 69% of voters older than 65, Sanders had 26%.


According to data collected by Goldford for the Iowa Caucus Project in 2008, 17-19 year-olds made up just 11 percent of Republican caucus participants, while that same demographic made up 22 percent of Democratic caucus participants. 22% is almost 1/4 is it not? Large voting population right there, especially considering he was estimated to have captured over 80% of it.

Take a look at this WSJ Graphic, it will prove my point.

http://graphics.wsj.com/elections/2016/iowa-caucuses-demographics/

Or this 538 Piece:

http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/bernie-sanders-could-win-iowa-and-new-hampshire-then-lose-everywhere-else/

Truthiness, the term from Stephen Colbert's show? Yes, I do know what it means.

And well, I mean, I don't think you have proven any figures of mine wrong so I don't think you are choosing the appropriate term here. I think "correct' is the viable choice.

Read what I have provided, then provide actual rebuttals
Feb 2 2016 9:58AM
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onenerdykid
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McNocheAll you Sander penis suckers are the same. "College for life, graduate, wait I don't want to work, back to college." It's sad, college shouldn't be a right. Bullshit. If you like all this idiots bullshit, do us all a favor and move to China. They've been living the sanders way since the dawn of time.

BTW, I did go to college and graduate on time.


If you really think that Bernie Sanders = China, then I don't know if I should take you seriously. If you said Bernie Sanders = Germany or Austria or Sweden etc, then I would take your argument seriously.

Such countries view education as a state right because they know that a better educated public leads to a more well informed and productive public. Their current system proves it. Their free universities prevent rich kids from buying their way in and instead force students to test in- only the best and brightest make it.

The argument that free university leads to a lazier population is a non-starter. How do you think kids will get into such colleges if they can't buy their way in? Colleges have a very finite number of space for new students- they can't accept all applicants. As such, they will need to weed out the ones less deserving and that is done through grades/testing/writing samples/teacher recommendations, etc. If they use these European countries as a model (which I can only guess at given Bernie's opinions), then it should become a competitive learning environment, not a place for lazy non-productive people.
Feb 2 2016 10:38AM
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McNocheI'm not from Idaho shit head, from Washington. So your "very strong" insult you've thrown around twice already is irrelevant. All you Sander penis suckers are the same. "College for life, graduate, wait I don't want to work, back to college." It's sad, college shouldn't be a right. Bullshit. If you like all this idiots bullshit, do us all a favor and move to China. They've been living the sanders way since the dawn of time.

BTW, I did go to college and graduate on time.


Basically reiterating what onnerdykid said cuz he beat me to it.

But seriously, China? Lol you're a fucking nut.

And on college, your logic is so flawed it's crazy. By subsidizing college and making entrance policies more strict it would allow those who truly desire and will utilize and education more likely to be able to do so because they don't have to worry about not affording it. Likewise, people like all the idiot finance majors at big schools who have their daddy pay their tuition and cheat their way through along with the rest of their frat won't be able to get to college unless they actually put some effort in. Really the opposite of what you are projecting lol.

Not to mention you're talking about college like it's a vacation... maybe u had support from your parents so it was easy but i'm working almost full time to pay rent utilities car payment and food and still taking 12 credits that are paid for by me indirectly via loans and it sure as hell isn't easy. About to go 2 weeks with about 12 dollars in my bank acct in the name of getting a degree. So idk why you are talking about it lIke some sort of resort lol.

Also by having such high unsubsidized college tuition prices we are ensuring the wealth gap grows due to the fact that only ones from a certain social class that can afford it will continue to go, while the poor don't go and continue to be poor. Upward class mobility is essentially non-existent in the "land of opportunity" which is fucked.
Feb 2 2016 10:56AM
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McNoche
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CARTMANBRUHKeep trying.

"Together, the people of Iowa and millions of grassroots progressives all across the country, turned a candidate who was polling in the single digits just six months ago into a race-altering force of nature in the Democratic primary and national conversation,"


You mad bro?


Whatever man. When you are 40 years old, a total failure and amount nothing. At least you know why, and can blame your hero Bernie and who ever raised you to think the way you do.
I'm done with this.
Feb 2 2016 10:59AM
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cornholio
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CARTMANBRUHAnyone past 65 doesn't count


bernie is past 65, just sayin
Feb 2 2016 11:11AM
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ImNotARacist
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McNocheWhatever man. When you are 40 years old, a total failure and amount nothing. At least you know why, and can blame your hero Bernie and who ever raised you to think the way you do.
I'm done with this.


Did I upset the lil privileged white baby???
Feb 2 2016 11:40AM
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McNocheIf you told me you were voting for Sanders to my face. I guarantee I would say a lot worst. I am embarrassed for this country that there are people out there like you.
Stop trying to get a free fucking ride. If you had half a nutsack, invested in yourself to succeed and worked hard you would not be voting for Sanders. Fucking period. Lazy piece of shit, who wants to live off others hard earnings


I garuntee I work harder than you and am voting for sanders. I also just finished school. When you vaguely group sanders entire voting base together like that you really are just making yourself look more and more ignorant. Maybe educating yourself on some political policies could help that. Idk it seems like a large percentage of conservatives struggle with that.
Feb 2 2016 1:33PM
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McNoche
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Granite_StateI garuntee I work harder than you and am voting for sanders. I also just finished school. When you vaguely group sanders entire voting base together like that you really are just making yourself look more and more ignorant. Maybe educating yourself on some political policies could help that. Idk it seems like a large percentage of conservatives struggle with that.


Educate me please! What were you able to gather from my last few posts in this thread that you can absolutely, positively, "guarantee" that you work harder than me?
See how ignorant that sounds?
Feb 2 2016 1:40PM
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McNocheIf you told me you were voting for Sanders to my face. I guarantee I would say a lot worst. I am embarrassed for this country that there are people out there like you.
Stop trying to get a free fucking ride. If you had half a nutsack, invested in yourself to succeed and worked hard you would not be voting for Sanders. Fucking period. Lazy piece of shit, who wants to live off others hard earnings


Holy shit don't know how many times I will have to say this. But free college isn't a free ride, it's investing in our future. For every dollar invested into education the state will see a six dollar return on average. And that number only increases if you invest more into early education. As for health care, hahahaha, did you not see my post about I pay so little in health care compared to America? I pay about $1,500 a year for health care. Compared to what? 10 grand for America?

But that's only a faction of the reason you should vote for Sanders. Sanders has had a constant track record of being ahead the curve ball on social issues. He marched with MLK, fought for gay rights before it "cool" to do so. Voted against the war in Iraq. Sanders recognises climate change is real and has always been against the Keystone pipeline. Sanders is against the TTP, (seriously look up the TTP and tell me if you want to vote for a president who supports it).Sanders wants to break up the big banks and have a glass stegal act put in place. Bernie is for the legalisation of marijuana.

But the biggest reason you should vote for Bernie is he cares about the American people. He doesn't want big money in his campaign. He refuses it, he can't be bought. You think Clinton, or Cruz is going to give a fuck about you when they're bought out by wallstreet??? Unless you're making more than 250K a year you should be supporting Bernie. And if you're not, well ehhhhhh
Feb 2 2016 1:44PM
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S.J.WHoly shit don't know how many times I will have to say this. But free college isn't a free ride, it's investing in our future. For every dollar invested into education the state will see a six dollar return on average. And that number only increases if you invest more into early education. As for health care, hahahaha, did you not see my post about I pay so little in health care compared to America? I pay about $1,500 a year for health care. Compared to what? 10 grand for America?

But that's only a faction of the reason you should vote for Sanders. Sanders has had a constant track record of being ahead the curve ball on social issues. He marched with MLK, fought for gay rights before it "cool" to do so. Voted against the war in Iraq. Sanders recognises climate change is real and has always been against the Keystone pipeline. Sanders is against the TTP, (seriously look up the TTP and tell me if you want to vote for a president who supports it).Sanders wants to break up the big banks and have a glass stegal act put in place. Bernie is for the legalisation of marijuana.

But the biggest reason you should vote for Bernie is he cares about the American people. He doesn't want big money in his campaign. He refuses it, he can't be bought. You think Clinton, or Cruz is going to give a fuck about you when they're bought out by wallstreet??? Unless you're making more than 250K a year you should be supporting Bernie. And if you're not, well ehhhhhh

That is why YOU would vote for Sanders. Fortunately, there are other options beyond Sanders for those who do not agree with you.

I, for one, cannot get behind his economic proposals because frankly, most of them, in my opinion and those of some PhD. economists, are short-selling the actual costs of implementing them.

Do I love his social stances on gay marriage, climate change, and social rights? Yes. Do I agree with much of what he wants to achieve? Yes.

But there is not one path to reach the goal, and frankly, I and many others, do not think he is the kind of person to lead us there.

I do not think a single candidate who is currently running is fit to achieve the goal for one reason or another.

But to call someone stupid for not supporting a candidate because he is a "good person" is what is wrong with politics in America. Politics should not be a popularity contest like high school where the cool kid wins, it should be based off their platform and their ideas. Do not vote for someone because he walks and talks like you, vote for someone because he has the policies you believe in.
Feb 2 2016 1:52PM
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McNoche
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S.J.WHoly shit don't know how many times I will have to say this. But free college isn't a free ride, it's investing in our future. For every dollar invested into education the state will see a six dollar return on average. And that number only increases if you invest more into early education. As for health care, hahahaha, did you not see my post about I pay so little in health care compared to America? I pay about $1,500 a year for health care. Compared to what? 10 grand for America?

But that's only a faction of the reason you should vote for Sanders. Sanders has had a constant track record of being ahead the curve ball on social issues. He marched with MLK, fought for gay rights before it "cool" to do so. Voted against the war in Iraq. Sanders recognises climate change is real and has always been against the Keystone pipeline. Sanders is against the TTP, (seriously look up the TTP and tell me if you want to vote for a president who supports it).Sanders wants to break up the big banks and have a glass stegal act put in place. Bernie is for the legalisation of marijuana.

But the biggest reason you should vote for Bernie is he cares about the American people. He doesn't want big money in his campaign. He refuses it, he can't be bought. You think Clinton, or Cruz is going to give a fuck about you when they're bought out by wallstreet??? Unless you're making more than 250K a year you should be supporting Bernie. And if you're not, well ehhhhhh


For how great you think Sanders is, I am assuming you will vote for him for 2 terms.
You really think a 82 year old man should be running this country?
Feb 2 2016 1:53PM
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onenerdykid
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McNocheFor how great you think Sanders is, I am assuming you will vote for him for 2 terms.
You really think a 82 year old man should be running this country?


Do you really think that age alone is a condition that reflects ability? Given his ability to do his job as Senator and run for POTUS, I would say that he is more than able do to it.

Feb 2 2016 2:02PM
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S.J.W
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McNocheFor how great you think Sanders is, I am assuming you will vote for him for 2 terms.
You really think a 82 year old man should be running this country?


Well Trump is 69 and I don't see you blabbering on about he's too old to be president? And Bernie is 74, not 82. But I'll just look past that.
Feb 2 2016 2:24PM
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onenerdykidDo you really think that age alone is a condition that reflects ability? Given his ability to do his job as Senator and run for POTUS, I would say that he is more than able do to it.


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Feb 2 2016 2:27PM
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McNoche
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S.J.WWell Trump is 69 and I don't see you blabbering on about he's too old to be president? And Bernie is 74, not 82. But I'll just look past that.


Bernie would be 82 during his last term. Wholly fuck man, I know you are in high school but welcoming to the real world. Shit isn't black and white and doesn't come with an instruction sheet. Use your fucking head, you dumb mother fucker. You really couldn't figure out where I got 82 from. 1 term equals 4 years, 2 terms equals ? Got it stupid piece of shit
Feb 2 2016 3:13PM
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onenerdykid
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McNocheBernie would be 82 during his last term.


So you aren't worried about his first term at all or 3/4 of his last term, just the last year of his last term?
Feb 2 2016 3:31PM
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McNoche
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onenerdykidSo you aren't worried about his first term at all or 3/4 of his last term, just the last year of his last term?


Dude you are not allowed to have an opinion on this after wasting everyone's time by posting that stupid, irrelevant graph.
Feb 2 2016 3:35PM
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onenerdykid
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McNocheDude you are not allowed to have an opinion on this after wasting everyone's time by posting that stupid, irrelevant graph.


Nice straw man fallacy. That irrelevant graph shows that he is hard worker and does his job, regardless of your opinion on his age. But back to the topic, what about his age bothers you, specifically when he turns 82?
Feb 2 2016 3:43PM
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McNoche
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onenerdykidNice straw man fallacy. That irrelevant graph shows that he is hard worker and does his job, regardless of your opinion on his age. But back to the topic, what about his age bothers you, specifically when he turns 82?


If elected Sanders will be the oldest elected president in our history. When your dealing with an outlying statistic (no matter what it may be). I feel that justifies concern or at least questioning. So is it really not allowed to question his age? Maybe his health in 4-6 years?
Feb 2 2016 3:54PM
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onenerdykid
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McNocheIf elected Sanders will be the oldest elected president in our history. When your dealing with an outlying statistic (no matter what it may be). I feel that justifies concern or at least questioning. So is it really not allowed to question his age? Maybe his health in 4-6 years?


When it comes to his health, we should for sure question it. Just as we should question every candidate's health. But age alone is not a direct indicator of health. Bernie may very well be in fact healthier than Cruz or Rubio or Trump. He might not be. But then I am not a doctor to judge that. All I can do is judge their principles and what they say they will do once elected. And, knock on wood, if he does die during office, it's not like the US government all of a sudden fails (as history has shown). There is a system in place and it keeps running until the next election.
Feb 2 2016 4:06PM
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Bodhisattva_
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McNocheFor how great you think Sanders is, I am assuming you will vote for him for 2 terms.
You really think a 82 year old man should be running this country?


Just picked a random quote from u but I see you have ignored mine and onenerdykids post about college and continues arguing with people who can't refute you.

Also if you wanted to say something worse to my face since you'really on the topic of guaranteeing things over the internet I guarantee you wouldn't wanna see me in real life hombre people who disrespect me to my face can catch these hands 24/7 365 but that's irrelevant since we're on the Internet
Feb 2 2016 4:08PM
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McNoche
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onenerdykidWhen it comes to his health, we should for sure question it. Just as we should question every candidate's health. But age alone is not a direct indicator of health. Bernie may very well be in fact healthier than Cruz or Rubio or Trump. He might not be. But then I am not a doctor to judge that. All I can do is judge their principles and what they say they will do once elected. And, knock on wood, if he does die during office, it's not like the US government all of a sudden fails (as history has shown). There is a system in place and it keeps running until the next election.


Finally, you say something worth responding and listening too. I agree with that whole statement. Face the facts man, Bernie is splitting votes with a woman who should be in jail. That sure says a lot about your liberal brothers, don't it?
Feb 2 2016 4:09PM
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McNocheI'm not from Idaho shit head, from Washington. So your "very strong" insult you've thrown around twice already is irrelevant. All you Sander penis suckers are the same. "College for life, graduate, wait I don't want to work, back to college." It's sad, college shouldn't be a right. Bullshit. If you like all this idiots bullshit, do us all a favor and move to China. They've been living the sanders way since the dawn of time.

BTW, I did go to college and graduate on time.



Lol China?? I dont understand why people keep responding to this fool.
Feb 2 2016 4:11PM
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Charlie_Kelly
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McNocheEducate me please! What were you able to gather from my last few posts in this thread that you can absolutely, positively, "guarantee" that you work harder than me?
See how ignorant that sounds?


Nothing I just highly doubt you work two jobs.

Half the basis if your argument is that people voting for bernie are lazy. That is literally the dumbest argument I have ever heard.
Feb 2 2016 5:03PM
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McNocheBernie would be 82 during his last term. Wholly fuck man, I know you are in high school but welcoming to the real world. Shit isn't black and white and doesn't come with an instruction sheet. Use your fucking head, you dumb mother fucker. You really couldn't figure out where I got 82 from. 1 term equals 4 years, 2 terms equals ? Got it stupid piece of shit


Hahahahahhaha, nah you've gotta be trolling. No one can be this fucked in the head. I just read through all your responses and not once do you make a case, you just ignore all facts in favour of "errrm he's old". But glad to see your jimmies are pretty rustled with all the insults you're throwing around. Feeling the bern are you?
Feb 2 2016 8:09PM
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ImNotARacist
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mcnoche just got destroyed
Feb 2 2016 9:15PM
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*MASSHOLE*
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CARTMANBRUH



http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/8987488


true
Feb 3 2016 10:34AM
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*MASSHOLE*
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No one on page 1 could have ever guessed it would come this far.
Feb 3 2016 10:55AM
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HairyCox
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McNocheDude you are not allowed to have an opinion on this after wasting everyone's time by posting that stupid, irrelevant graph.


Isn't it ironic... don't ya think?

It's like raiiiinnnn on your wedding day!
Feb 3 2016 4:37PM
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HairyCox
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McNocheDude you are not allowed to have an opinion on this after wasting everyone's time by posting that stupid, irrelevant graph.


Isn't it ironic... don't ya think?

It's like raiiiinnnn on your wedding day!
Feb 3 2016 4:38PM
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JakeBarrett
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CARTMANBRUHLol you are from Idaho....makes sense now.


Its all good, you don't need to know that Idaho is fucking wonderful.

You are a dumb cunt.
Feb 3 2016 7:25PM
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*MASSHOLE*
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Barry.McCockinerIts all good, you don't need to know that Idaho is fucking wonderful.

You are a dumb cunt.


Maybe the pan handle but everthing south of boise is shit.
Feb 3 2016 8:23PM
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JakeBarrett
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B1tchMaybe the pan handle but everthing south of boise is shit.


Depends where you go but I slightly agree
Feb 3 2016 10:29PM
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*MASSHOLE*
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Feb 3 2016 10:40PM
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Bernie Sanders, what a joke

Feb 3 2016 10:56PM
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S.J.W
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CheeFBernie Sanders, what a joke



Guess you didn't get the news that Rand dropped out of the race?
Feb 3 2016 11:11PM
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S.J.WGuess you didn't get the news that Rand dropped out of the race?


Yes... Too bad.
Feb 3 2016 11:52PM
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