Hillary is going to win. I was not for her in 2008, in fact I was radically against her. I know that

[Pisces]

she is the right person for the job. She will pick up where Obama left off and keep the ball rolling in the right direction. Bernie
has a beautiful vision, and calling for a revolution is interesting. He has no explantation on how he will get these people to vote for his plans. Its not good enough to say he will get the people to demand it. We have been demanding it. We are not voting all of
these people out of Congress and voting in all of his supporters.

This is my prediction, and I will preface it that I predicted Obama would win in August of 2007.

[LexVegas]

1. Of course she will win. She is facing a weak candidate, unlike '08. nt

[nichomachus]

5. She will win because

The One Percent wants her in office. She will do their bidding willingly.

[TCJ70]

2. For the 80,000,000th time...

...the revolution is the answer. It's about more than getting people to demand it. It involves keeping people involved and changing the makeup of congress in order to enact future policies. Hillary won't go anywhere fast without the revolution either, but she doesn't say much about that does she?

[Pisces]

17. Where is the list of these candidates for Congress that we are suppose to get behind that

are part of this revolution? You have to have a plan of action for a dream to be realized. He has yet to explain this
plan on how the revolution will work and how long it will take. We would already have to be behind this candidates and
giving them money.

This revolution is just talk until there is a plan.

[Armstead]

31. Sometimes answers are straightforward

He is saying that if peopke get more involved in public life and the issues they care about, then the way us paved for specific positive changes.

It is a message to break up the learned helplessness we have fallen into.

That is a lot more constructive than "We really can't change anything siginicant, so settle for the crumbs."

[arcane1]

3. What progressive policies can Clinton get congress to vote for, that Sanders can't?

"He has no explantation on how he will get these people to vote for his plans" applies just as much to Clinton.

What is HER "explantation on how she will get these people to vote for her plans"?

[Doctor_J]

6. none, since she is a conservative

[arcane1]

7. Exactly. That's why I can ask this question a dozen times and NEVER get a reply.

I expect the OP to ignore it. They always do.

[dogman]

19. Beyond that are questions of the compromises that will be made in the grand bargain.

Who will stand against The Peter G. Peterson Foundation and its partners who feel entitlements cuts are necessary.

[arcane1]

22. "Compromise" is just a euphemism for "Giving republicans what they want"

We are expected to believe that is the Only Way To Go.

[Pisces]

13. Like Obama she will will get things done with compromise. That dirty word that no one wants to say

but is the only way things get done between people who disagree. Maybe you missed how much Obama has accomplished.
This is what I will expect of President Clinton. Scrapping Obamacare and dreaming that we will get Medicare for all with no votes
is just nonsense. Improving on Obamacare is the something that can get done. Changing Marijuana from schedule 1 to 2,
is something she can get done.

[arcane1]

16. You avoided my question: What progressive policies will she get passed that Sanders can't?

She claims to be a "progressive who gets things done", right? Which PROGRESSIVE things can she, and only she, get done?

[Pisces]

18. Improving Obamacare is not progressive policy???

[arcane1]

20. What are these improvements, and how will she convince republicans to vote "yes"?

Repeating slogans is just another way of dodging the question.

Again.

[mikehiggins]

33. The GOP will compromise with HRC

Let me know how that works out, okay?

One thing true she said at the forum. When Anderson asked if she still believed in the "vast, right wing, conspiracy," she shot back "Don't you?" Everyone laughed but it is nothing less than the truth. The GOPukes HATE HRC almost as much as they do President Obama, and for far longer.

It'll certainly be nice to have a woman in the White House but that's as far as it goes. If HRC is elected we will be at war within the year. That is the only policy change Congress will approve.

[uponit7771]

21. None, Clinton has proffered unilateral measures... Sanders will soon follow her lead

[hoosierlib]

4. And she'll be criminally referred by the FBI

and will.lose the general election to Cruz, Trump or Rubio...

[SunSeeker]

8. Only in the fevered dreams of the GOP. nt

[hoosierlib]

15. Care to make a wager?

[SunSeeker]

32. Sounds to me like you concede Hillary will be our nominee.

I do agree with you on that.

[840high]

28. I disagree. It's not going away.

[SunSeeker]

30. I am sure it will live on in GOP deranged minds.

It will join their CT hall of fame next to Whitewater, Vince Foster and Benghazi.

[Pisces]

11. Ha! Repuke talking points on this site don't go to far. A bridge is missing it's troll.

[hoosierlib]

14. Willing to eat crow when it happens?

I work in the intelligence community...trust me when I say there is substance to the investigation...one just does not keep classified infornation on an unsecured network...ask Patreaus.

[SunSeeker]

29. It was not marked classified when it was sent to her.

This is nothing like the Patreaus case.


But thanks for the laughs on the "trust me" line.

[oasis]

36. Do you have the government's permission to out yourself on a discussion board?

[Vote2016]

9. Seems like she's the favorite in the primary, but if she's our nominee, I fear we're in for 4 years

of Republican darkness (but then maybe Warren 2020!).

[SunSeeker]

10. K & R

[gyroscope]

12. She may win the primary but will be toast in the GE

depresses the youth vote, while drawing out the Republican crowd in record numbers as no one else can.

sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.

[uponit7771]

23. Sanders will depress the PoC vote, he lost them by 25 point in IA.. A state he spent 3 months in

... both candidates have their fail

[redstateblues]

24. She's got a better chance than Bernie

Bernie would be very vulnerable in the GE

[gyroscope]

26. The GE polls say otherwise n/t

[artislife]

35. I really do think she cannot win in the GE.

But since I going to caucus for Bernie, I really don't care about her chances at this point in time.

[themonster]

25. yep

Correct. She will win the nomination and then Sanders will endorse her. She can beat Trump, Cruz or Rubio. The Republican party is in chaos. I'm going to enjoy seeing Bill Clinton back in the White House.

[Lil Missy]

27. Of course she will. I've never doubted it. n/t

[merrily]

34. Hillary has no record of getting anyone to vote for her "plans." Bernie does.

[RobertEarl]

37. Bernie will win: H lost Iowa

Sanders says: “Nine months ago, we came to this beautiful state. We had no political organization, we had no money, we had no name recognition, and we were taking on the most powerful political organization in the United States of America. And tonight, while the results are still not known, it looks like we are in a virtual tie.”

That history explains why Sanders emerged as the big winner of the night on the Democratic side.

Coming out of Iowa’s near-tie last night, his campaign looks stronger than ever. An uncompromising democratic socialist climbed up from single-digit Iowa poll numbers a year ago against one of the most powerful politicians in America to a draw. Even as strong a member of the media establishment as CNN’s Wolf Blitzer couldn’t call it any other way as the returns rolled in last night: “Even if he comes in slightly, slightly second, this is a huge win for Bernie Sanders.”

Just look at these actual headlines:

Des Moines Register: "Bernie Sanders finds victory in 'virtual tie' with Clinton"

Mashable: "Hillary Clinton barely won, but Bernie Sanders is the true champion"

New York Times: "In Iowa caucuses, victory extends beyond first place"

The Week: "Bernie Sanders declares 'virtual tie,' moral victory in Iowa caucuses"

The Guardian: "Iowa proved Bernie Sanders can win — and that Hillary Clinton is beatable"

Washington Post: "Marco Rubio and Bernie Sanders were the real winners in Iowa"

[WillyT]

38. Ok...

[basselope]

39. Clinton can't win.. Bernie can.

There is a HUGE enthusiasm gap.. unless somehow the GOP picks Cruz, Clinton will have an impossible time in the general election b/c turnout will be so low.

The key to Bernie Sanders is getting people who don't normally vote to turn out and vote, because we would FINALLY have someone who is genuine.

Obama COULD have done this if he had stayed strong between 2008-2010, but he dropped the ball hard, gave in on the public option and left the base out in the cold... so they didn't turn out in 2010 and he lost the congress.

Bernie will not make the same mistakes and will continue to have the support because he will be fighting for the people.

[DCBob]

40. I was the same.

Early supporter of Obama before he even announced to run... and couldn't stand Hillary.. now I'm convinced she's our candidate. Yes she will win and she will make a great President.

[Dawgs]

41. ZERO chance she'll be President if she's the nominee.

It's not an argument anymore.

[DCBob]

42. What an absurd post.

Zero chance?? Some of you Bernie supporters have lost your marbles.

[polly7]

43. Hasn't she already publicly criticized a number of Obama's positions?

How, to anyone knowing that, is: "she will pick up where Obama left off and keep the ball rolling in the right direction" correct?