Realistically, John McAfee and Austin Petersen. The rest of the slate was Marc Allan Feldman, Kevin McCormick, Darryl Perry, with one write-in vote each for Ron Paul, Vermin Supreme, Heidi Zemen, and Derrick Grayson.
If you're just interested in results, predictably, they chose Gary Johnson as their nominee for this cycle's complete loss.
Was he even really campaigning much anyway? I haven't heard much from him lately compared to the 2012 election, but I haven't been looking for it either.
Uh, yeah, knowing someone who was directly involved in the whole crazy jungle thing, he totally is. He just manages to hide it pretty well sometimes. Don't fall for it.
Uh, yeah, knowing someone who was directly involved in the whole crazy jungle thing, he totally is. He just manages to hide it pretty well sometimes. Don't fall for it.
I am not saying that McAfee is a normal person, I am just saying hat solely nasedbon the episode he came across as not nuts. Overall is a different story.
Despite the content of most of my posts in this thread, I am not actually an ardent Hillary Clinton supporter. I think she's a flawed candidate, as all candidates are flawed, but that Bernie Sanders has even greater (though different) flaws, as I measure them.
That said, this is a great article about her that only reinforces why I'm not worried at all about her as president:
Every day before they go to sleep, every non-Trump supporter who is eligible to vote in the 2016 US Presidential Election should say "President Trump." They should allow the horrors that utterance conjures to develop fully in their minds eye. It should keep them awake a little longer and haunt their dreams. I am sick of this Sanders v. Clinton nonsense. They are both relatively moderate candidates with numerous flaws. They have extremely similar ideals. Both are career politicians with the accomplishments, failures, and taint that come with all politicians in our oligarchical system. Neither is my preferred candidate. Both would be far, far better than the alternative.
Something that's super super pissing me off about the "only Bernie" camp is that they seem to blissfully ignore the fact that he's a career politician who has spent his career gaming the system in order to get any part of his legislation across - as opposed to actually trying to work with the system as intended.
Being "the amendment king" is not a compliment - it means that you lack the ability to actually do the work of politics, and so your agenda will only ever be accomplished by riding on the hard work of others.
But somehow, this doesn't matter, because clearly he's right and everyone else is dumb.
I really want to like Sanders a whole bunch, and I really don't want his candidacy tainted by his supporters - but damn, dude.
We keep hitting the nail on the head here. I mean, as much as I prefer the Sanders messaging, I actually voted for Clinton in the primary.
What bothers me the most is that anyone would seriously consider letting the GOP, especially with the race-fueled Trump train, hold presidential power, because of a squabble over the 1% of the Democratic platform they think they disagree with.
Bernie Bros don't care about policy, they care about image. Arguing with them over concrete actions is futile. They're using fundamentally different criteria to decide their vote. It's like trying to give feedback on a Great Gatsby essay when the student turned in a baking soda volcano.
Hillary definitely has some bad marks on her record but when Trump can't even deal with a judge in his trial without whining, I can't see how you do not vote for her despite those problems. Gary Johnson is a better conservative candidate and he's insane
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Here is the debate if you want to listen to it.
http://pennsundayschool.com/episodes/
Episode 221
That said, this is a great article about her that only reinforces why I'm not worried at all about her as president:
Hillary Clinton vs. Herself
Being "the amendment king" is not a compliment - it means that you lack the ability to actually do the work of politics, and so your agenda will only ever be accomplished by riding on the hard work of others.
But somehow, this doesn't matter, because clearly he's right and everyone else is dumb.
I really want to like Sanders a whole bunch, and I really don't want his candidacy tainted by his supporters - but damn, dude.
What bothers me the most is that anyone would seriously consider letting the GOP, especially with the race-fueled Trump train, hold presidential power, because of a squabble over the 1% of the Democratic platform they think they disagree with.
Hillary definitely has some bad marks on her record but when Trump can't even deal with a judge in his trial without whining, I can't see how you do not vote for her despite those problems. Gary Johnson is a better conservative candidate and he's insane