Just thought I'd link this here too:
DNC Chief Debbie Wasserman Schultz Stepping Aside in Wake of Scandal
I think she'll do a different job, but not necessarily better. The problem is I just think she's better at being a snake, better at hiding things. I think if Trump is in office and he makes a mistake..well he'll MAKE that mistake, loud and proud. Hilary is more sinister.
Holy shit I can sum it up: she is Ras Al Ghul to Trumps Joker.
Originally posted by Surtur
I think she'll do a different job, but not necessarily better. The problem is I just think she's better at being a snake, better at hiding things. I think if Trump is in office and he makes a mistake..well he'll MAKE that mistake, loud and proud. Hilary is more sinister.Holy shit I can sum it up: she is Ras Al Ghul to Trumps Joker.
Tbf I would definitely want Ra's Al Ghul running anything I was involved with rather than the Joker.
Originally posted by RobtardSanders didn't even put up a decent challenge and endorsed her despite all the arguments against her. If you don't like Hillary, you shouldn't like Sanders. His endorsement destroys his entire campain and we would have avoided a total spunk off had lefties supported Hillary from the beginning.... which most of them did. Of course, however, there were at least a few lefties who were intelligent enough to realise that a fat cat establishment politician trying to run against fat cat establishment politicians is morally questionable at best. So naturally, the least democratic member of the party had to miserably enter a race he was destined to lose. He's a good loser, I'll give him that, but I still don't understand how anyone could have liked Sanders other than naivety.
It's shit, Sanders definitely got shafted. This election blows, don't want either Clinton or Trump to be our next president, but I still think she'd do the better job of the two.
Sanders was a total joke.
Feminist Clinton? VP Kaine is Fiercely Against Abortion Rights
Tim Kaine, Hillary Clinton’s pick for vice president, supports a law that bans public funding for abortion, he confirmed on CNN in an interview Sunday. This comes in stark contrast with the Democratic presidential nominee's pledges to fight the law and push for legalizing abortion, as her campaign has repeatedly stated that Kaine was totally on board with her on the issue.Contradicting comments by Clinton's campaign, Kaine said he supported the Hyde Amendment – a 40-year-old rule preventing federal taxpayer dollars from funding abortions unless in cases of rape, incest and life endangerment.
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Over the past few months Clinton and her campaign have sought to present her as the feminist choice for the presidency, implying that women should fall in line with her due to her longstanding support for a women's choice and her opposition to the Hyde Amendment.
“Politicians have no business interfering with women's personal health decisions,” Clinton said in a statement last January. “I will oppose efforts to roll back women's access to reproductive health care, including Republican efforts to defund Planned Parenthood. As president, I'll stand up for Planned Parenthood and women’s access to critical health services, including safe, legal abortion.”
However, Clinton seems to have picked a running mate that falls in the very category of those politicians she claimed to oppose in her statement on women's choice.
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[Kaine's] latest comments prove that he continues to stand against abortion and would in fact attempt to push a Clinton administration toward a harder stance on abortion rights.