If they Republicans wanted an outsider?

USFREEDOM911 said:
Wasn't it not that long ago that people from both sides of the political spectrum were saying how we needed a President that wasn't beholden to either party and that the establishment couldn't buy off.

Then Trump comes along and the multitudes are running around like chicken little.
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Because change is scary.
 
USFREEDOM911 said:
Wasn't it not that long ago that people from both sides of the political spectrum were saying how we needed a President that wasn't beholden to either party and that the establishment couldn't buy off.

Then Trump comes along and the multitudes are running around like chicken little.
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you never went and got the posts to prove this had some basis in fact
 
USFREEDOM911 said:
Wasn't it not that long ago that people from both sides of the political spectrum were saying how we needed a President that wasn't beholden to either party and that the establishment couldn't buy off.

Then Trump comes along and the multitudes are running around like chicken little.
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See, that's also Sanders to me. So with Sanders I get the benefit of someone not truly beholden to his party, not beholden to any billionaire buddies, AND not a misogynist, xenophobe that insults the handicapped or POWs.
 
Mr.Badguy said:
See, that's also Sanders to me. So with Sanders I get the benefit of someone not truly beholden to his party, not beholden to any billionaire buddies, AND not a misogynist, xenophobe that insults the handicapped or POWs.
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Sanders has actually reached out to Trump voters trying win them over.
 
cawacko said:
The way I read that is these are registered Democrats who regularly vote Republican in Presidential elections. I know we can't know the number but I'd be curious how many of these voters are Democrats who regularly vote Democratic in Presidential elections. That's where the real difference is
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Not vote republican, but registered democrats who "self identify" as republicans. It doesn't say why. Could just be that they are disenfranchised.
 
J Craft said:
Not vote republican, but registered democrats who "self identify" as republicans. It doesn't say why. Could just be that they are disenfranchised.
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You get some states like Kentucky and West Virginia that vote Republican nationally but vote for Democrats within their state.
 
I plan to vote for Bernie in the primary. I like him better than Hillary and think congress could buffer him were he by some miracle to be elected.
 
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