OSA Rs, Ds & Is: Who are you voting for in the 2016 primaries?

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Who are you voting for in the 2016 primaries?

  • Sanders

    Votes: 22 22.2%
  • Clinton

    Votes: 1 1.0%
  • Cruz

    Votes: 35 35.4%
  • Bush

    Votes: 2 2.0%
  • Trump

    Votes: 20 20.2%
  • Kasich

    Votes: 1 1.0%
  • Rubio

    Votes: 6 6.1%
  • Carson

    Votes: 6 6.1%
  • Other (explain)

    Votes: 2 2.0%
  • Not voting (please give reason)

    Votes: 4 4.0%

  • Total voters
    99
  • Poll closed .

Nraman

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I never understood the old "anti-socialist" folks saying "it's not a socialism it's my money" about SS.

By that logic they must be OK with people who work and pay taxes supporting any social program they like.

They must be especially OK with with people in a higher tax bracket than they are supporting any social program they like.

Therefore they must support socialism.

We were not given any choice, for those who are collecting or are about to collect, they may find it hard to turn down over 30K a year.
 

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Sanders, that will usher in the AntiChrist and get us to Armageddon, Jesus comes back and this crap is over.
I always thought it would be a Clinton that ushered in the anti-Christ, but you may be right.

I'm registered Independent so I'm not used to voting in the primary. I'll have to give this a little more thought.
 

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I never understood the old "anti-socialist" folks saying "it's not a socialism it's my money" about SS.

By that logic they must be OK with people who work and pay taxes supporting any social program they like.

They must be especially OK with with people in a higher tax bracket than they are supporting any social program they like.

Therefore they must support socialism.

That's a totally incorrect statement. SS is our money, and the Government forced us to pay it. IF the government paid in their $ for $ that the employees paid in, it might be partially construed as a social program.

The Congress robbing it, and the liberals relaxing the rules for disability payments are the entire reason you young ones may not get it.

In your mind, do you really think that any party will declare it insolvent, and leave grandma out on the curb to starve?
 

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I would pull for Bernie, but last time I was pulling for Obama. I ain't making that mistake again. I'm just praying for a certain couple of busses to have a nasty head-on in the next few weeks. :P

Cruz and Carson would make a heck of a pair IMO.
 

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Your wasting your vote if you vote for Sanders. Hillary just about has the nomination wrapped up right now.

The current delegate count is Sanders 55, and Clinton 481.
The DNC has all of these primary's to make a show, but in the smoky back rooms, they plan for the hildabeast to be the nominee is in place, and its working just fine.
 

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Your wasting your vote if you vote for Sanders. Hillary just about has the nomination wrapped up right now.

The current delegate count is Sanders 55, and Clinton 481.
The DNC has all of these primary's to make a show, but in the smoky back rooms, they plan for the hildabeast to be the nominee is in place, and its working just fine.

The democratic party is in for rude awakening if the popular vote goes to Bernie, but they go forth with Hillary anyway. Regardless of political games, Bernie supporters will vote for Bernie, and they've done quite well so far (no matter how the fu!cked up delegate system is unfolding).
 

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The democratic party is in for rude awakening if the popular vote goes to Bernie, but they go forth with Hillary anyway. Regardless of political games, Bernie supporters will vote for Bernie, and they've done quite well so far (no matter how the fu!cked up delegate system is unfolding).

It makes no difference what the electorate wants in a democrat process. The DNC will pick the nominee by superdelegates. Just like they are doing now. They can ignore the popular vote.

On the Republican side,
Trump- 17
Cruz- 11
Rubio-10
Kasich-5
Bush-4
Carson-3

The R's have to fight for their delegates. Its a real contest.
 

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