Evidence supports that Georgia, Virginia, Massachusetts, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas, Michigan, Mississippi, Florida, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, and New York were rigged in favor of Hillary Clinton.
When exit polls are off by more than 2% there is supposed to be an investigation. Instead, we have exit polls off by more than 10% in favor of Hillary.
Do you know the response? THEY SIMPLY STOPPED DOING EXIT POLLS.
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right idea, OP but the wrong numbers.
Let me add to that:
In foreign elections, when results are consistently off by more than 3.5% from exit polls, the UN and the Carter Center go in and do a full audit of the elections.
That is the standard for foreign elections.
The US? no. BTW, the Republicans primaries were within 3.5% in every state except Texas. The Democratic primaries have been way off in favor of Hillary.
Lawsuits have been filed in NY, AZ, and ILm but the media has already declared Hillary the winner
Trump won NY though, idc.
Trump voters will wake up in November when Hillary steals the election. Then it will be too fuckin late.
That's the even bigger issue here.
You think they won't do this in November?
The smear campaign against Sanders has done wonders for Clinton and honestly many young voters (especially under 25) have no clue who Clinton "really" is. Her machine has done a fantastic job of pretending that she is this squeaky clean motherly type that will usher in a new age of female presidential rule like we've never seen before.
Honestly, the only Clinton supporters I run into in my own circle are:
>25-35 year old unmarried, "independent" women
>Middle-aged housewives who live off their husband's high salary
>Older Boomers who live cushy upper-middle class lifestyles
>"Hollywood" and "executive" types
>Trust fund kids
I understand the irony in generalizing Clinton supporters here once I make my next statement, but the idea that Sanders supporters are all "dude free weed lol" and "college kids" is a bit overblown. In my daily life, I have met far more Trump and Sanders supporters than anything else. Everything from blue collar Joes to teachers to inner-city thugs to white collar dudes.
Sanders is waaay bigger than Clinton, and she wants to hide that as deep as she can.
I've been to rallies for all 3 candidates and this is literally what I saw:
>TRUMP: a huge gymnasium filled with 5,000 veterans, seniors, young people, kids, adults, and everything in between, all cheering for Trump, defending America, taking on the tax system and getting jobs back into this country. Trump even said "Sanders is getting a raw deal. We need to fight back against the Crooked Clinton." People CHEERED for that.
>SANDERS: a city park filled with over 15,000 people of every race, color and creed shouting for Sanders and cheering whenever he brought up taking on Wall Street, supporting the underprivileged and restoring the middle class. Sanders called Trump a demagogue, but said that he had some right ideas, then said Clinton was in the pocket of the banks and corporations and was the real threat to America. People CHEERED.
>CLINTON: it was a closed, invite-only event held in a small coffee shop, mostly women in attendance, about 100 people total. She answered questions but did not give any large speeches or rallies. A lot of talk about "give a woman a chance" and "I fought hard for 30 years and I will keep fighting hard." The only cheers and applause were when her aides asked the crowd to do so.
Nobody likes Hillary. The ONLY Hillary people I know are basically "I'd rather it be Bernie, but I'll vote for Hillary because Trump is a racist."
I actually did some political polling in Michigan during the primaries here. We all thought we were wrong because Nate Silver said we were. The only people we could find voting for Hillary were middle-age and older black women, black "husbands" who said their wives told them to vote for Hillary, and some old single women with cats.
We were being told by our bosses that we had to all be wrong and we all wondered why we were getting such bad data. Then the primary happened, and it turned out we were right all along.
Fuck you Nate Silver.
I should add that these were the opening speakers and just some general "people watching" for each candidate:
TRUMP:
>retired Gulf War veteran
>local Republican Senator
>high school singer and star athlete
>Music played: Classic rock, classical music/opera music
>Standouts in crowd: a family all in American flag clothing dancing, a bunch of young (20s-ish) war vets, college girls, a group of Hispanic blue collar folks, a lot of retirees
SANDERS
>an illegal immigrant who was attending college nearby
>a college freshman who was voting for the first time
>a local Democratic Representative who fought for LGBT rights
>Michael Stipe from REM
>Music played: Classic rock, folk, indie music, Latin, hip hop
>Standouts from crowd: a family of Hassidic Jews, a TON of parents with little kids or babies, a massive group of Hispanic girls standing next to us, a lot of Asians, BLM folks, old hippies, trannies and other LGBT types
CLINTON
>a local female Democratic Representative
>nobody else
>Music played: "She Works Hard for the Money" (not even lying), and other "girl power" type songs
>Standouts in crowd: a lot older or middle-aged women, some well-dressed men, a surprising number of black people, nobody under the age of 30 who wasn't Press
> I bet you think the Democrats are still the good guys.
> I bet you think Sanders doesn't have an agenda
> I bet you think Socialism is a "good" thing.
Source of the gif, please ?
Sanders isn't seeking the death of the white race, though. Have you BEEN to Vermont? It has one of the lowest % of minorities in the entire United States. And this is coming from a person who went to college in Vermont AND met Bernie Sanders. The guy is about as white and "New England" as they come. He just also happens to a fucking hippie socialist (like MOST of Vermont)
His agenda would be about supporting LGBT rights, minorities, immigration, and drug policies. As well as "saving" the middle class and upping minimum wage. He still supports war, straight marriage, and guns. Most of Vermont is white farmers and hicks who spend their days killing and carving up deer or trees in the goddamn mountains. They love to live off the grid and hate anything corporate and can't stand big government unless it's there to create social programs. They just also, for some bizarre reason, really want to help minorities and the gays. Just something they do.
Yes, I'm biased, I understand that much. But I don't think Sanders will usher in the death of the white race. If anything, just like Trump, he'd probably fight hard against it on the merit that it's removing diversity from our nation.
Our polling data showed Trump people all over the map. More men, many family women with younger kids (less so with women with college aged kids... because they'd go Sanders more often), old married couples, athletes, entrepreneurs, people with good jobs... a surprising number of unemployed people.
This contrasted to Cruz supporters who pretty much filled into two camps: "rah rah rah Constitution" types, and "Trump is bad" types.
I remember one day in our debriefings we talked about how all of Sanders supporters worked in fast food.
No clue..
Hot damn thanks.
I would say that was my experience as well. I didn't throw out everything I saw, but that would be a pretty close approximation to what happened at the rally. Though I did also catch one family chanting some anti-Muslim shit at a guy passing out "Praise Jesus" flyers, so I know at least one family was not very intelligent and probably hate mongering...
And where did you poll, user? I'm curious about that Sanders data. Not denying it, just curious. I'm a teacher and many of my colleagues are either Trump or Sanders (with the older white/black women being all about Clinton). I also have a lot of friends who don't work in fast food who are Sanders people, but I know didn't actually go to primaries (the fuckers).
Australia bringing the boner to the banter.
> Bernie Sanders
> white
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I was mainly Detroit suburbs. Southfield, Farmington, Livonia, Warren, etc. But I worked with and traded stories with people all over the state.
The Sanders fast food stuff was just a hilarious constant. The self-fulfilling prophecy of "Oh, let's see, you're a 20-something kid voting for Bernie.... where are you employed?"
And we'd wait for it... and then it'd be fast food half the time. And sometimes they'd go "Oh, well I'm a college student." And then we'd go "Yeah, but do you have a job as well?"
"Oh, well, I kinda work at Taco Bell."
That was another thing we joked about with the Fast Fooders: they all seemed really sad to have a job.
Man, I want to go to the zoo now.
Did Bernie mention any of this rigged system stuff, or is he still licking Hillary's stilettos?
He's afraid of being called a "conspiracy theorist".
You know... that word that the CIA invented to suppress truth getting out when they don't want it out.
>Sanders called Trump a demagogue, but said that he had some right ideas, then said Clinton was in the pocket of the banks and corporations and was the real threat to America. People CHEERED.
I wonder if Bernie says something along those lines at all his rallies, because if he does, there really might be validity for the whole Bernouts voting for Trump over Hillary thing. And it's the truth, if they're tired of the globalists and their puppets controlling our government, then Trump is really the only choice.
it's cold and there are no big cities
niggers want to live in a free heated ghetto where they can take two steps to a liquor store. VT is the polar opposite of that.
Don't let this thread slide.
Hillary is a cheater. The DNC is rigging elections. Obama is in on it.
And in November it will happen in the General. Our votes do not matter and our Democracy has been cancelled.
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>Bernie is pro-gun meme
Cut this shit out senpai
But he actually is.
Source: My Girlfriend
What about Oregon? Tons of people who were registered as a republican got switched to independent a few days before the primary.