Democratic convention 2016

[~Rocktar~]

. . . to be in prison.

[Androidpk]

My brother has 4 girls, all are ardent Democrats, the apple fell far from the tree there, anyway, all 4 were Sanders supporters and all 4 have said they are not voting for a Presidential candidate this go round. If that is the case for others, HRC might be having some problems come November because there is NOTHING she can say that will sway those 4. Are they indicative of a larger issue she has?

NYT/CBS Poll: Hillary's Untrustworthy Rating Soars to 67 Percent

As we await the official rollout of Donald Trump's Vice Presidential pick (postponed by the terrorist attack in Nice, France), let's take a gander at two new national polls -- one of which Leah hit yesterday. A New York Times/CBS News survey confirms a trend we've been covering all week: As Americans digest the spectacle of Hillary Clinton's email scandal claims getting dismantled by the FBI, her support has dropped noticeably. Over the course of four months, Clinton's standing has fallen from a ten-point lead to an exact tie, with Trump's level of support barely budging:


http://townhall.com/tipsheet/guybenson/2016/07/15/nytcbs-poll-hillarys-untrustworthy-rating-soars-to-67-percent-n2192807

[Taernath]

My brother has 4 girls, all are ardent Democrats, the apple fell far from the tree there, anyway, all 4 were Sanders supporters and all 4 have said they are not voting for a Presidential candidate this go round. If that is the case for others, HRC might be having some problems come November because there is NOTHING she can say that will sway those 4. Are they indicative of a larger issue she has?

Could be. On the other hand, both my parents who have voted Republican since Goldwater have said they'd vote for Sanders if he got the nomination because they don't like Trump. I'll have to ask them if anything's changed now that Pence is in it.

I think it's going to come down to voting for who you dislike the least for this election.

[Tgo01]

Hey after Hillary's vice president pick today at least one thing is for sure; no matter who wins the tradition of having an old, white, male, political insider for vice president will still be going strong.

[Androidpk]

sanders speech should be very interesting

[Jarvan]

It's funny... GOP should run an add about the VP pick.

"Hillary didn't want the best person for VP... she wanted a Senator from a State with a Dem Gov so they could keep a senate seat. A vote for Hillary is a Vote for someone who cares more about her party, then you."

[Warriorbird]

I'm down with Tim Kaine. He was one of the voices keeping Obama from nonsensical gun control stuff for quite a while.

[Androidpk]

I'm down with Tim Kaine. He was one of the voices keeping Obama from nonsensical gun control stuff for quite a while.

you're down with a lot of shit

[Parkbandit]

sanders speech should be very interesting

Especially since Sanders "crazy" claims of the Democrats trying to fuck him over at every turn during the campaign.. and the emails proving it was true.

[Parkbandit]

I'm down with Tim Kaine. He was one of the voices keeping Obama from nonsensical gun control stuff for quite a while.

I think Kaine was the safe pick.. and since he's pretty free from scandals.. she could use someone sort of honestish as her VP.

I do believe the far left won't like him much though, given his stances on abortion, Wall Street, guns, etc...