As much as I don't like it and you don't like it, we HAVE to get behind Hillary.

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i'd rally for sanders before hillary :scust:

remember, obama supposedly didn't have a chance against hillary and was trailing in the polls significantly before he leapfrogged over smug, corporate, disingenuous hillary

the disgusting way she panders to black people as some kind of naive, child-like voting bracket is enough for black folks not to vote for her :scust:
 

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idk i think we need a racist piece of shyt to put that fire under our feet. it's not like hillary gonna do shyt for blk people anyway it's gonna be the typical dem admin: smile and pander and not do shyt. trump won't do shyt but alteast he'll say and give a pretty good indication that he don't give a fukk about us
 

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Polling trends[edit]

All opinion polls in April 2007 showed Clinton as the Democratic frontrunner, however with different margins: Obama was listed in third place nationwide with 17% and John Edwards in second place with 19% behind Clinton with 41% [14] according to an Angus-Reid poll, whereas Clinton was listed in first place with 34% and Obama in second place with 29%, ahead of Edwards with only 15% in a Rasmussen-Reports poll.[15] By May 2007, polls were showing the race even tighter, with Rasmussen Reports showing Obama pulling ahead of Clinton 32% to 30%.[16] But on May 24, 2007, a CBS News/NY Times poll showed Clinton, with 46%, 22 points ahead of Obama, with 24%, and 32 points ahead of Edwards, with 14%. Clinton held her lead over the summer; in September a CNN poll showed her leading Obama 46% to 23%,[17] and in October the same poll showed her commanding majority Democratic support, with 51% compared to Obama's 21% and Edwards' 15%.[17]

On May 4, 2007, a Gallup Poll report showed that since the beginning of the year, her favorable-unfavorable ratio had declined from 58% favorable, 40% unfavorable to 45% favorable, 52% unfavorable.[18]

Hillary Clinton presidential primary campaign, 2008 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia




don't believe the hype... i think sanders can pull through :salute:
 

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America is doomed no matter who gets in office.

The most realistic candidate to support is Bernie Sanders and unfortunately he isnt gonna win.

Hillary Clinton is not a vote change. Do you forget her husband was responsible for jailing more black men than any other president in history with his drug reform laws? And also was partly responsible for allowing millions in Rwanda to die in the massive genocide in 1994. Yeah...
 
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