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Re: Sanders SCREAMED the system is RIGGED..Then tells the voters to go WITH THE RIGG
Love your posts.
I am one of those former Sanders supporters. I thought of him as the only candidate with some resemblance of integrity. No way in hell will I vote for Hillary; I can't sell my soul. I also can't vote for Trump, as the man is nothing more than a joke. Sadly, Johnson isn't making much of a move, and I stand behind the principle that my vote must be earned. So where does that leave voters like me? Perhaps thinking long and hard about the right candidates for congress, just to balance whatever powers to be may emerge is the answer.
Didn't say that at all, but feel free to continue displaying your victimhood if it comforts you.
I appreciate the truth of what I posted bothers you. Doesn't mean that I agree with some of the principles conservatives hold dear - I disagree strongly with many of the social principles that guide them, particularly in America. But you can't deny, and I simply acknowledge, that those principles guide how they vote and if their candidate doesn't adhere to them, they sit on their hands. Liberals, not so much.
I'll begin to alter my view if, indeed, the supporters of Sanders, and particularly the young voters who came out to support Sanders, sit on their hands and refuse to work for or vote for Clinton and the party that they feel stole the primaries from them. If they stand on the principle that corruption shouldn't be rewarded, I'll admire them and acknowledge that change. But if they hold their noses and simply vote for power, rewarding perhaps the two most corrupt politicians in modern American politics, then it will just be more evidence of the simple truth first stated.
Love your posts.
I am one of those former Sanders supporters. I thought of him as the only candidate with some resemblance of integrity. No way in hell will I vote for Hillary; I can't sell my soul. I also can't vote for Trump, as the man is nothing more than a joke. Sadly, Johnson isn't making much of a move, and I stand behind the principle that my vote must be earned. So where does that leave voters like me? Perhaps thinking long and hard about the right candidates for congress, just to balance whatever powers to be may emerge is the answer.