Author Topic: Who will you vote for the 2016 presidential election?  (Read 6691 times)

I think you're thinking of Canada, who just had the Liberal party voted in a couple of months ago.
And it's been going well so far! Refugees are starting to come in, and he's already kept some of his promises and started the path to marijuana legalization. https://trudeaumetre.ca

Obviously, being in canada I can't vote in the US, but, if I could, bunsen burner all the way.

I know of Trudeau, but Argentina just elected one of their first liberal leaders too. A little ironic, huh? Also believe it or not, Trudeau is the first world leader that has a tattoo (or only world leader that we know of that has a tattoo).

Bernie Sanders was in the communist party at one point

The guy should be deported

Bernie Sanders was in the communist party at one point

The guy should be deported

Do you have any evidence that Sanders was ever an actual member of the Communist Party?

Do you have any evidence that Sanders was ever an actual member of the Communist Party?
He is old

Do you have any evidence that Sanders was ever an actual member of the Communist Party?
He doesn't he just wants attention.

Bernie Sanders was in the communist party at one point

The guy should be deported
even if he was i don't see how that justifies deportation. that's just a weird thing to say?

Sanders will be unable to do anything that he wants if Congress stays as a republican majority.

Sanders' economic ideas themselves are also unsound. The way he thinks he can do everything is basically create these massive welfare, healthcare, and college loan reform initiatives and just take the money away from the rich to pay for them.

You don't take (too much) money away from the bloody rich. What stops them from moving the HQ out of the US and just moving? You can't take their green, or it won't trickle down. Same thing for raising minimum wage - people will HAVE to get fired and human work will be too expensive that people will just start looking at automation for making your hamburger. You can't raise the prices of fast food and expect profits to go up - people don't want to pay 58 bucks for a Big Mac. This is simple economics.
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Don't want to pay $5 for a big mac and I'm sitting here, paying $7 usd for a big mac.


Sanders will be unable to do anything that he wants if Congress stays as a republican majority.

Sanders' economic ideas themselves are also unsound. The way he thinks he can do everything is basically create these massive welfare, healthcare, and college loan reform initiatives and just take the money away from the rich to pay for them.

You don't take (too much) money away from the bloody rich. What stops them from moving the HQ out of the US and just moving? You can't take their green, or it won't trickle down. Same thing for raising minimum wage - people will HAVE to get fired and human work will be too expensive that people will just start looking at automation for making your hamburger. You can't raise the prices of fast food and expect profits to go up - people don't want to pay 5 bucks for a Big Mac. This is simple economics.
Another economic collapse might occur with that one. Same as when Obama came into office.

Why not? I know it may not seem like it, however every vote does count.
it actually doesn't, the popular vote has no actual relevance to the winner of presidential elections. voting for representatives is what really matters since they are the actual voters.

You can't raise the prices of fast food and expect profits to go up - people don't want to pay 5 bucks for a Big Mac.
big macs already cost 4 dollars though

whoever is running against hillary clinton

rand, second option would probably be cruz

I never give a stuff about politics because they are all idiots.
And this stuff bored me too.

Another economic collapse might occur with that one. Same as when Obama came into office.
Except the situation that Swat 3 described is absolutely nothing like the housing market crash.