Clinton's career is over!

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Independent

I follow principles, not a party.



Bernie Sanders has been an active leftist for most of his life. He's also the most popular politician in America. It's only a matter of time.



Yeah. Removing Trump is a bit of a longshot. I still think it's worth a try.



Most of the loonies on the left are at least trying to fight for equality. Additionally, most lefties aren't putting the fate of the earth in jeopardy.



They're both corporate shills.

Yes, Clinton isn't as bad a Trump. She's still awful.

in our rotten political system, "isn't as bad" counts for a LOT.

Auntblabby, with all due respect, could you please stop missing the point?

I didn't even make this thread to compare Clinton and Trump. I primarily made this thread to compare Clinton and Sanders.

Clinton's retirement is a good thing. It's good because plenty of American politicians are more progressive than she is. Hopefully, her replacement will be a real liberal.

I'm glad that people voted for Clinton when Trump was the only realistic alternative. That era is over now.

Bernie is a candidate who is actually good. He is going to run in 2020. We need to ensure that he wins. That's our task at the moment.

The 2016 election is over. It's time to move on and prepare for the next one, because we've got a LOT of work to do.

Okay, well thanks for clarifying your OP DarthMetaKnight

Now I understand what you're saying. I wouldn't "let" (read: recommend) anyone gamble on Bernie Sanders as a candidate. Even if you could get some of us who lean more on the right or even middle-of-the-road voters who are still more liberal on some issues, to get behind supporting a democrat or liberal candidate (not for me at this point in a million years, despite the pain of your objection), I can't stand behind supporting a candidate who is knocking on the door to their 80's. So he shouldn't be a "good" candidate at all, whether you support his platform ideology or not.

Sanders will have no difficulty finding a competent vice president. There are plenty of other people who agree with Sanders on nearly every issue.

If Sanders dies in office, he'll doubtlessly have a younger replacement.

Good news! Clinton finally said something right!

Like in the Wizard of Oz --- Ding Dong, the Witch is dead, the wicked Witch is dead....

I'd rather have an eighty year old man that was competent in charge of the country than a fifty year old dumb ass.
If a person is dumb as a box of rocks at fifty,it's just not going to get any better.Where I live has a large population of elderly.I've seen plenty of octogenarians still sharp of mind.
Ageism,funny how the young don't like to be judged on their lack of life experience,but they are willing to assume all elderly people are senile and incontinent.