We have face facts: The GOP will never agree to Sanders' policy proposals. He's just too far left.

[Nuclear Unicorn]

Sure, he represents our principles and aspirations but the GOP won't have any of that. They'll try to block him at every turn. They'll stone wall the silly socialist at every opportunity.

So we should, instead, vote for Hillary who they're demanding be criminally indicted. Who knows, maybe she'll be able to "work" with them to get them to drop their witch hunt. I'm sure they could be persuaded to find a Clinton presidency to be more to their liking.

And that's what is really important -- right?

[Betty Karlson]

1. The GOP will not agree to anything that comes with a D attached.

So our best hope if for the candidate who will have enough cross-over appeal to win back the senate and maybe even the House. The candidate who would make Georgia and Louisiana swing states.

That candidate is Bernie Sanders!

[Sienna86]

2. But they love Clinton and will vote for her proposals...

That's why those who care about the future f this country have to take a hard look at who they vote for at the local, state and federal level.

[tecelote]

3. Have the Republicans agreed on anything we consider important?

They hate both candidates.

We need to go for the gold and change the entire country in four years from Republican controlled to Democrat controlled. This is no small feat but considering our endless wars and climate change, this might be our last best hope.

[SamKnause]

4. The Republicans and the Tea Party HATE the Clinton's.

They HATE Bill.

They DESPISE Hillary.

I would rather have Bernie in the White House.

The only ammunition they have against Bernie are his policies.

I would rather have gridlock than to have Hillary 'reaching' across

the aisles.

That approach hasn't worked well for the 99%.

[reformist2]

5. Yes. We do need to settle for less. There's a special place in hell for those of us who don't!!

[Warren Stupidity]

6. Lets elect a republican!

[Bonobo]

7. Unrec. Foolishness.

They called Obama a socialist and opposed him.

Makes not one bit of difference if he is actually left or faux left.

[Nuclear Unicorn]

15. It's sarcasm.

And it's about all the posts that are trying to make us believe a Clinton presidency would somehow be more palatable to the GOP as if we're supposed to forget that the GOP literally considers Hillary to be a criminal.

Consider: If Hillary does become president the GOP won't even need a criminal indictment and trial to convict her; they would just need a majority vote in the House and if they can peel off a half dozen Democrats in the Senate they can have her removed from office -- no evidence necessary, just votes.

Sanders, whatever his "faults" may be has never been questioned on ethics, let alone carry decades of allegations.

[Bonobo]

16. Sorry! nt

[Nuclear Unicorn]

18. No worries.

[fleur-de-lisa]

8. You've convinced me . . .

I give up! But since, as you stated, Hillary might be indicted . . .

I'm for Trump now!

[TheBlackAdder]

9. My mom told me of stories about people protesting not to enter WWII, until Pearl Harbor.

.


She said, on Dec. 7th, not a one was to be found. Everybody joined the effort.


It's amazing to see the attitudes of appeasement, defeatism, and fear still exists with so many.


People so affraid to challenge the political institutions, to avoid conflict that they've prejudged their defeat.


.

[OkSustainAg]

10. This doesn't end with this election

supporting candidates that fix this down ticket and local elections. From now on. Let Wall Street chew on the idea of pressure always being put on them now and forever.

[newfie11]

11. There are elections coming up for congress

We elect people that WILL work with Bernie. Hell the ones in there now don't work at all.
Look at what has become of this country!

[RiverLover]

12. So we shouldn't be Democrats.

Democrats are left. Or we're supposed to be.

[KingCharlemagne]

13. I'm fine with Sanders vetoing every piece of legislation to hit his desk* from Jan, 2017

to Jan, 2019. He should nationalize the mid-terms and take to the hustings to campaign for the Democratic Congress he will need to pass his legislative package.

*Aside from routine Continuing Appropriations bills to keep the Federal Government running at current levels.

[LWolf]

14. This idea that Republicans will obstruct Sanders more than Clinton is just silly.

Sanders is good at working with Republicans and getting them to agree on some things. That's where he'll start.

He won't, though, be throwing the baby out with the bath water in the name of "compromise" like some.

[Iggy Knorr]

17. face fact: unicorns have horns on their faces

This has been your face fact of the day!

[frylock]

19. nevermind!

[Punkingal]

20. Then they can be voted out in 2018.