Use the google.

Both party establishments have been casting away the "commoner" at the benefit to the special interest, the connected, the big corporations, the unions, and militant/radical extremes.

This is why we have Trump. This is why we have Bernie.

We have made our bed and now we are sleeping in it.

You are incorrect, sir.

You are correct, sir. Keep up the Sker!~

Comparing Bernie to Trump is like comparing... Wait .. Why can't I come up with a comparison?
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It's like comparing a capitalist to a communist . Exactly like it
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Bernie is a communist ? Educate me on this. I'm all ears.
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Apparently you're not
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He certainly is.

http://time.com/4236640/donald-trump-racist-supporters/

The comparison between Trump and Sanders might be more like a crony capitalist to a crony socialist. They go somewhat hand in hand. The crony socialists feed the crony capitalists and the crony capitalists feed off of the crony socialists. The crony socialists get the benefit of financial support (lobbies, donations, etc.) in order to, on the one had, maintain power and, on the other hand, maintain the benefit of private sector innovation and wealth creation in order to have a viable economy which produces enough money to fund a welfare state (which pure socialism cannot do very well). And the crony capitalists get favorable legislation which give them advantage over competition, especially over smaller entrepreneurs (thus shrinking the middle class). The result is centralized power in both the business and government sectors--the fascist big government/big business yin yang.

One last time. Show me how sanders is a communist. Give me some examples of where he has acted as a COMUNIST.

You cant.
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Furthermore, let's review the great buckman/nebe debates about the Iraq War and how we were so so so justified to invade because of al queda and WMD's. LOL.
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al Qaeda were there, Saddam buried them in the desert.

Al Qaeda or WMD's ?
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He put the WMD's in the al Qaeda and buried them in the desert. The funny thing is there's a treasure map on my box of Lucky Charms that leads right to it but nobody will listen to me.

It comes with the scratch and sniff KKK coloring book.
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I'm guessing you don't know that what was the Dem. party back then has morphed into the current Rep. party and what was the Rep. party back then has morphed into the Dem. party of today.

In fact, I would bet that if someone compared the states that voted Rep. back then to the states that now vote Dem., there would be a very good correlation.

Back then Hillary was a republican :hihi:
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Here's a pretty thorough article ,

http://nypost.com/2016/01/16/dont-be...ard-communist/
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He had WMD's , Al Qaeda is real and it wasn't such a great debate.
By the way people like you were saying , as one of the reasons we shouldn't get into the war back then, was because our troops might be killed by WMDs.
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They morphed ??? More likely the Democrats have worked very hard at portraying the morphing . Including you
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Look at the link Spence and I posted. 20% think freeing the slaves was a bad idea - WTF!

I think the Neo Nazis also endorsed Trump.

You're the one who made the asinine comment about the KKK, so stop your whining.

Spence...did not ask how to google that....said, show us the article where romney mentioned all three.....:)

Which cereal box did you learn this from?

I don't whine . Your Republicans are racist dribble annoys me . It's stupid and a lie .
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The last part ? Fruity Pebbles
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That's really lazy :yawn:

http://www.politico.com/blogs/2016-g...p-taxes-219746

Sounds like a whine.

Certainly not all Repub. Prob. not even the majority but a significant %.

dribble :spin:

Yes dribble and sad you think that
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Didn't the 2 links prove that?

And you're right it is sad. I don't remember it being so prevalent.

A % of trump supporters were polled and said that they believed that the abolishment of slavery was a mistake. #makeamericagreat agian
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It seems to me that the Southern States became less racist when they became Republican.

And the Northern States seem to have morphed from what was then a conservative, more constitutional Republicanism which embraced the original American ethic of personal responsibility and fidelity to founding principles into something quite opposite--Progressivism.

It's not as prevalent as you think . Don't confuse reality with racism Blame social media and the cable and network news . They like to stir the pot for ratings
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I highly doubt Trump will ever be president.
Some left wing, gun hating nut job will put a bullet in him or someone from the Clinton camp will kill him. They've got some experience in this type of thing.

A liberal wouldn't shoot him. Prob. try hitting him with a sling shot.

I could see some Clinton aide doing that so they could use that as a campaign issue.
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I'm lighting my prayer candle now.
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i am not paying for that foking wall
vs
i did not have sex with that woman

wait...."time.com" says..."the TIMES"....says...."some obscure poll somewhere" ....says..."nearly 20% of Trump supporters did not approve of freeing the slaves, according to a January YouGov/Economist poll"....resulting in a headline that reads ...."Nearly 20% of Trump Fans Think Freeing the Slaves Was a Bad Idea".....and....."Nearly one in five don't support the Emancipation Proclamation"

WAIT....read the frigging links!!!


New data from YouGov and Public Policy Polling show the extent to which he has tapped into a set of deeply rooted racial attitudes. But first, two caveats about these data are worth bearing in mind. The national YouGov survey was done near the middle of January, before the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire and South Carolina primaries. Public Policy Polling is a company aligned with the Democratic Party, and some of its results over the years have been suspected of bias.

"The P.P.P. poll asked"
"According to P.P.P"

The Economist/YouGov Poll
Sample 2000 General Population Respondents
Conducted January 15 - 19, 2016
Margin of Error ±2.9%
Respondents were selected from YouGov’s opt-in Internet
panel using sample matching. A random sample
(stratified by age, gender, race, education, and region)
was selected from the 2010 American Community Study.
Voter registration was imputed from the November
2010 Current Population Survey Registration and Voting
Supplement. Religion, political interest, minor party
identification, and non-placement on an ideology scale,
were imputed from the 2008 Pew Religion in American
Life Survey.



shocking....trolling for a racist conclusion and willing people to a) complete the questionnaire and b)promote the conclusion...the questions are hilarious

there are just as many with racist biases that identify as democrats as there are republicans ....and you don't need a poll for that :btu:

Paul is the only one to believe this dribble
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You would think something like this would be 100% false. But nope.
America really wants to be great agian.

http://www.snopes.com/trump-supporters-pro-slavery/
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did you read your link Eben?

I did read it it says it's half true. Think about that