Clinton wins in large, diverse states w/o caucuses

[SecularMotion]

[Agnosticsherbet]

1. That is because she has a broad appeal to the cross section of Democratic Party members.

They like her better.

[zalinda]

2. But, she needs the Independent voters to win the GE

and they not only don't trust her, they don't like her. She is going to have a HUGE problem in the GE, especially if she is against a perceived moderate Republican.

Z

[Darb]

4. You for got the "IMHO"

You can edit it.

[LenaBaby61]

5. What moderate?

Assuming that she wins the Dem nomination and runs against either Trump or Cruz, I don't think she'll be running against a moderate in either Cruz or Trump. As for Independents, I doubt they'll go for either Trump or Cruz in big numbers, especially given their crazy rhetoric on women and minorities.

Trump & Cruz are too extreme.

[mdbl]

9. Hillary will be a much better Republican than

Trump or Crudz

[zalinda]

12. Trump or Cruz will not get the nomination

The Republicans are already planning a way to block them. The power in the Republican party will pick a perceived moderate at the convention especially if Hillary is the dem nominee.

Z

[Agnosticsherbet]

7. I think when most voters are face with a Cruze/Trump on on side, they will vote for Clinton.

The vast majority of voters will not throw up there and say "well fuck it" if Clinton wins the nomination.

There are fundamental differences between a primary a general election.

[mdbl]

8. i said this about the last 4 republican presidents

It doesn't work.

[Agnosticsherbet]

11. People who refuse to vote deserve what they get. The rest of us suffer.

[Downwinder]

3. Just follow Texas' lead.

We've done so well for you all.

[Gene Debs]

6. And with Debbie Wasserman Schultz's thumb on the scale.

[Enthusiast]

10. Millions disagree. Over 200 views yet only 3 recommendations says it all.