This a shocking statistic and a huge red light for Clinton

[cali]

The most important quality for voters in the democratic primary was honesty/trustworthiness. 93% for Bernie, 6% for Hillary.

[Jarqui]

1. CNN Exit polls

[thereismore]

8. Looks like Bernie is making inroads with older voters now. nt

[Ferd Berfel]

37. The Seniors are realizing that she's Triangulating

on not damaging Social Security and Medicare. Her web site is using Weasel words on these issues. People are understanding that and waking up.

[Feeling the Bern]

60. Clinton loses the retirement vote, she's dead in the water.

[Duckfan]

108. Not to mention the female vote.

Did anyone see the coverage on CNN? Ol' Wolffy put up a graphic of how Bernie did with women voters.

I couldn't believe it. Don't remember if it was in 50-percentile, or 60. But is was significant.

[Fawke Em]

143. I heard 55 percent of females voted for Bernie yesterday.

So much for, "Vote With Your Vagina" politics.

[tazkcmo]

176. Or some of Hillary's passed.

It happens. Watch the GOP suffer the same fate.

[Jarqui]

11. That projects to Sanders 58% Clinton 40% but just an exit poll nt

[MrMickeysMom]

56. Didn't the NAACP endorse Bernie today, too?

[navarth]

59. Did they? I know that

Ben Jealous, the former head of the NAACP endorsed Bernie last week.

BTW Mom, I love that kitty gif where he slides his nose right at the camera. Is that Mr. Mickey?

And also, if I'm not being inappropriate: are you ok? I know it's horrible to lose a beloved kitty. Been there too many times. Every time I see your post with that cute nose sliding towards me I think of you and Mr. Mickey. I'm a sucker for kitties, wish I could save every last one of them. Pardon the intrusion.

[MrMickeysMom]

61. Awww.. That was sweet of you to think it was...

Actually, my left hand corner is Mr. Mickey, rest his precious little soul. But, the tabby down on the right has his face, but is definitely someone else's gif.

I DO have memories of Mr. Mickey being vacuumed that I will have to make into a gif one day.

[navarth]

63. Well I think you're sweet to be such a good Mom.

I've got our boy Frankie in my lap as I write this. What a good lad he is.

Yes, they are precious little souls, aren't they? Frankie says hi.

[MrMickeysMom]

67. Hiya, Frankie!!!

[Ligyron]

163. for loving cats you get a heart! nt.

[MrMickeysMom]

171. Ha! Ha!

Back at ya!

[gordyfl]

93. But Hillary Was Endorsed By the Governor of NH

and New Hampshire Senator.

[senz]

100. Guess establishment creds don't do it, after all.

The people still matter.

[trillion]

80. I'm in that 48% for Sanders. I'm very happy nearl half of my age group has woke up.

[hellraiser69]

116. I'm 69

and have been supporting Bernie since he first ran for the Senate and I am from Georgia.

[hifiguy]

173. If I am in HRH's campaign office,

I am stocking up on brown trousers after seeing that.

She BARELY won the older demographic and got slaughtered with the younger people. The moving finger writes....

[Matt_in_STL]

2. I'll just assume those 6% misunderstood the question.

[in_cog_ni_to]

6. LOL!

No kidding.

PEACE
LOVE
BERNIE

[PonyUp]

7. Hahaha! n/t

[redwitch]

24. Ayup.

Yay Bernie!

[jberryhill]

77. No, they understood it, but they lied

Figure, a certain percentage of the population consists of pathological liars.

[bvar22]

159. ...and some of those Run for President!

*

[A Simple Game]

118. That 6% was Hillary's DU supporters proving they can vote in a poll if they want to. n/t

[Nite Owl]

3. Wow I didn't think it

was that bad.

[morningfog]

4. Wow! That is ofstaggering proportion.

[NightWatcher]

5. Electability 12%

If everyone votes for you, electability takes care of itself.

[beam me up scottie]

9. Holy cow.

[TTUBatfan2008]

10. No wonder

The attack dogs have been out in force. No doubt the campaign had similar internal polling on the integrity issue.

[merrily]

17. Mook had Sanders dead to rights-for attending a "posh" retreat with other Senators in the Caucus!

[litlbilly]

42. poor tweety, he cant find and good words to say:)

[merrily]

46. If his head explodes, his comb over is toast.

[litlbilly]

49. that is too funny:)

[Jenny_92808]

87. Your post made me laugh

because it is so true.

[merrily]

88. I have to give credit. I never noticed the comb over until a friend pointed it out to me.

Same for Scarborough's toupee.

[840high]

101. heehee - I'd want a picture.

[merrily]

57. He's stuck somewhere between 1965 and New York City.

It's crazy, but it's true!

[litlbilly]

58. I think youre right

[DUbeornot2be]

144. It's almost...

...as if they made a decision to disregard favorabilty ratings altogether since people don't trust her anyway...

[californiabernin]

12. It is impossible to recommend this thread enough. Sanders is the stronger GE candidate! n/t

[in_cog_ni_to]

13. If people don't think you're honest and trustworthy, kiss it goodbye.

Who wants a president they think is a liar and can't be trusted? No one!

PEACE
LOVE
BERNIE

[EdwardBernays]

15. actually...

I have had people tell me the opposite... kinda...

[in_cog_ni_to]

19. What?! They want a dishonest and untrustworthy president?

Why? Who? would want someone like that to lead this country? That makes no sense. We had 8 years if that with Bush and Cheney.

Sad!

PEACE
LOVE
BERNIE

[EdwardBernays]

23. the argument was this

all politicians are corrupt, so I don't care about that...

[in_cog_ni_to]

26. LOL! All politicians EXCEPT Bernie Sanders are corrupt!

He's good to the core. Everyone else isn't.

PEACE
LOVE
BERNIE

[EdwardBernays]

28. Even if

He's not perfect the contrast is so stark its hard to take seriously.

[Fast Walker 52]

70. exactly.

[litlbilly]

43. thats whay people find out when they check. they have to do a double take, but its true

an actual honest politican

[merrily]

50. All politicians are corrupt, so let's don't vote for the ones who aren't?

Brilliant.

[nichomachus]

95. People don't care about corruption

When the corrupt politician benefits the people. When the corrupt politician benefits the elite, people don't like it at all.

James Michael Curley in Boston was corrupt, but he fought for the little guy. Buddy Cianci (RIP) of Providence was corrupt, but he did great things for the city. People liked both of them.

But when all your corruption does is line your own pockets -- $675,000 for a 20-minute speech? -- or the pockets of billionaires, people don't like it.

I still can't understand working-class Hillary supporters effectively voting against their own best interests. I thought that was a Republican thing.

[A Simple Game]

121. Would they care if it was their children lying to them? How about a car salesman?

Or anyone for any reason?

You really have to just shake your head at some peoples reasoning.

[INdemo]

75. so what happens now..Hillary statistical tie in Iowa and

loses NH and what if now Bernie with huge momentum now wins NV ..what happena then with Hillary's funding?Does her deep pockets Wall St friends take a time out and a second look at her?

[regnaD kciN]

82. I'm sure Hill has enough bankers to keep her lavishly funded through the Convention…

[Cassiopeia]

125. They can fund the Pacs

but her campaign will need cash to move around and pay employees.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

131. She'll probably simply go into debt, and spend personal funds.

She can just go out and give a few more speeches afterwards to pay it off.

[Cassiopeia]

136. Well, history doesn't show her paying off her own debt.

She passes that off onto the people, or at least she did after the '08 election loss.

[bvar22]

160. ...or plead for US to pay her bills because she is so poor,

like she did last time. Its a Clinton thing.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

129. There will be more excuses if he wins Nevada.

They've already started downplaying expectations. "It's a caucus state." "It's less Latino than people think."

[EdwardBernays]

14. BOOOOOM!

If that holds up... bern felt.

[merrily]

16. Red lights don't apply to the Clintons. However, it's a huge red light for the Democratic Party, or

it damn well should be.

And that's not counting the risk of the FBI investigation or the impact of all the baggage in the general.

[Nanjeanne]

18. I think even more shocking is that electability issue garnered about 10% so

People are voting their conscience on who they WANT elected . . .

Not basing their vote on who the pundits are telling them is most electable.

[juxtaposed]

20. we're gonna need a bigger boat

[Blus4u]

34. ^^^^GOOD ONE^^^^

Those six words say a lot.


Peace

[litlbilly]

44. I think im gonna watch jaws tonight:)

[Kip Humphrey]

110. And that special place in hell? They're going to have to build a BIG addiion onto it!

[Duckhunter935]

21. winning the woman's vote!!!!!

GO BERNIE!!!

[in_cog_ni_to]

30. Yes! and not just young women - he's winning with ALL WOMEN!

That's yoooooge! Even the women don't like her.

PEACE
LOVE
BERNIE

[Duckhunter935]

32. Right Yuuuuuuuge

[SammyWinstonJack]

96. Even the women don't like her. I don't like anything about her.

[in_cog_ni_to]

102. I don't either.

She's so fake and disingenuous. I don't believe a word she says.

PEACE
LOVE
BERNIE

[litlbilly]

45. and not just the young women, across all demos from what ive heard

[Dont call me Shirley]

103. That's cause we're all looking for guys. LOL, dws.....

[Duckhunter935]

104. love it

[Dont call me Shirley]

106. Bernie's a chick magnet...

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

132. I'mna have to go in to the barber and ask for a 'Bernie' do. nt

[Dont call me Shirley]

167. ....

Made my day, Erich!

[chknltl]

172. This Chick agrees.

I am a card carrying Chick because due to my last name being Chick it is on all of my cards!

[Dont call me Shirley]

175. So Bernie really is a Chick magnet, now there's proof!

[Jefferson23]

22. That is POWERFUL documentation. K&R

[johnnyrocket]

25. 6%!!!!?....hole...ly...shit

[demosocialist]

27. WOW that is scary for the general, IF bernie doesnt win the nomination n/t

[amborin]

29. Bernie is principled, honest, has integrity, the courage of his convictions

[Arazi]

31. Those are terrible numbers! Almost unbelievable

Her campaign must be freaking out!

[LonePirate]

33. Does anyone know if honesty/trustworthiness has always been the most important quality for voters?

It seems like a given that this should always be the case but I am wondering if this is a long standing value for Dem voters or if it is a relatively new phenomenon (i.e. strong leader being most important in the past).

[litlbilly]

48. theyve almost never had that choice before, until now that is and they like it

[jwirr]

52. For many years after FDR the saying was vote your pocketbook.

[Akicita]

53. It sure wasn't important when Bill was running.

[Blus4u]

35. Thank you for all you do for us, cali.

You deserve all of your hearts and more for your tenaciousness, the information you bring us and your willingness to jump in toe to toe when the fur is flying!

Peace to you and yours

[cali]

36. That is so nice of you. Thanks.

[Peace Patriot]

39. Agreed. Cali is the best!

to Cali, and thank you, Blus4u for pointing it out!

[litlbilly]

51. ditto:)

[bullwinkle428]

64. WORD!!

[SammyWinstonJack]

98. +1000000

cali.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

38. Also known as (GASP!!) priniciples and ethics.

[ErikJ]

40. Hillary is bot and paid for.

She cant speak from the gut.

[anotherproletariat]

41. Does anyone have a good source as to why Hillary is not trustworthy?

Whenever I get asked this question, I find myself falling back on repub talking points. I would much rather have good, progressive facts to use in such discussions. The pro-Hillary people always say that she is a target of drummed up attacks by the right, and none of it is true.

[jwirr]

55. I think it comes down to the way her and Bill use triangulation

to make deals. Also things like her vote on the bankruptcy bill - she claimed for years to be helping women and then votes for that crap. So much of what they have done ends up profiting themselves instead of those who needed help.

[regnaD kciN]

86. Don't forget Iraq!

[jwirr]

94. And I am sure I forgot a lot more of the wheeler dealer things

she has been part of.

[RunInCircles]

113. Arms sales while collecting donations to the Clinton Foundation

While I doubt anything illegal occurred this is the most amazing under-reported issue.
There may have been no connection and yet it leaves the impression for the rest of the world that a top US official was open to bribery. How is this not a judgment lapse greater than the Iraq war vote. Was there a public announcement that I am unaware of stating that Hillary was recusing herself from the approval process for any donor to her foundation?
Imagine the optics "psst: The Secretary of State of the United States of America can be bribed to approve arms sales."

[KingCharlemagne]

120. Under fire in Bosnia??? What a slap in the face to real

combat vets.

[anotherproletariat]

179. Thank you for all the input...just spent hours reading it, and researching several of your points...

I have been totally pro-Bernie, but reading through these opinions, and looking for documentation for many of the things that were said, I can't help but wonder if we are all falling for a conservative trap. Not many of the criticisms really hold water. Most are subjective. The right is spending tons of money trashing Hillary (which, I admit, doesn't seem that hard to do), but they are leaving Bernie totally alone. All of my republican neighbors are salivating at the chance that Bernie might win the nomination. They think that he is doing fairly well in the polls right now because there have been virtually no negative attacks on him. In fact, my republican brother (who is fairly young and had previously been a democrat, but has had recent significant financial success) has been to some big donor parties for Jeb and Kasich, and at both was told specifically to just leave Bernie alone and continue to bring up all of Hillary's faults when discussing politics with friends/colleagues.

Honestly, I would LOVE to have Bernie as president. He would clearly be the most liberal president ever, but I wonder if that is just too good to be true. Heck, when we elected Obama we knew that he was moderate on many things that went against my beliefs (gay marriage being the big one), but felt that he was the best candidate to carry the torch of the Democratic Party. But I have a very hard time visualizing a path for him to the victory in November. I know, I know...people hate the electability argument. Really though, can you see those majority of repubs who don't want Muslims to enter the country supporting a non-christian candidate? I go to a liberal church, and there are many people there who couldn't imagine a president who was not christian. And that is with most of American thinking he is Jewish...imagine when they find out he is agnostic. Also, can't you just see the ads about the socialism thing? Of course they won't focus on the fact that democratic socialism is very different from Marxist socialism, and when Bernie fights back, it will just look desperate. This is totally aside from the facts of his age, his appearance, and his tendency to lose his cool (again, something I love because we are at the point in this country where we NEED to lose our cool!). You know they are also going to dig up other things, be they truth or not, that will be used against him.

The death of Scalia has really made me stop and think about how important it is to get a democrat in the white house. I'm getting scared. I see so many people a few years younger than me just following the Bernie crowd blindly, with no ability to voice their reasons, other than 'that's what their friends are doing'. I would welcome reassurance from the Bernie peeps, but please give me facts, not just that "Hillary is evil or untrustworthy". Because when I look into those claims, it just seems to be the result of specific political moves that happen over the course of a career in politics, all of which can be spinned in several ways.

I've read other posts in my short time on this site like this one, and the writer inevitably is accused of being a troll. This is absolutely not the case here, I am dying to engage in intelligent, adult conversation about the best course for our party. Honestly, if I was a troll I would post this in a more obvious place. By putting it at the end of a long thread, I am hoping that a few thoughtful people might find it and answer. Smart discourse is the reason I came here in the first place. I was learning nothing from the hotheads on Facebook and twitter. I have respect for both Democratic candidates and their supporters (well, most of them!). I want to believe in miracles, but there really is no precedent for the Bernie revolution we all want so much. I'm afraid that the fervent hope for dramatic change is blinding us to reality.

[Warren DeMontague]

47. Quick! Somebody say "berniebros" repeatedly

We need a subject-changing meme infusion here, STAT!

[Fast Walker 52]

71. ha!

[senz]

54. Her "followers" cheer madly when she says get unaccountable money out of elections.

They are clueless. She is shameless.

[jham123]

137. That was a surreal moment

....indeed.

I mean, she watches Bernie's speeches and usurps excerpts from them despite her being the actual topic when Bernie states such....how does she or her followers not see that??

[truedelphi]

169. Well, the ability of the Democratic Party to claim that any candidate posseses

X amount of that group of voters is now meaningless.

Only 36% of all Americans feel themselves to be tied down to a Democratic Candidate. And many many of them, I imagine, are relieved and enthused (as I am) that Mr Sanders is running.

We have been fooled so many times we are not going to let it happen again.

[ozone_man]

62. Shocking in a delightful way!

Honesty is a good policy.

[LS_Editor]

65. Hillary: Have Fun Burning in Hell, Women of New Hampshire

This is satire. It references a quote made by Madeleine Albright that has been DEFENDED by Hillary Clinton. Enjoy.

Hillary: Have Fun Burning in Hell, Women of New Hampshire

WASHINGTON (The Nil Admirari) - Tonight, Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told the women of New Hampshire to "have fun burning in hell" after it was clear she had lost the state's Democratic primary election to U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont. Clinton's remark referenced a statement made last weekend by former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Madeleine Albright that "there's a special place in hell for women that don't help each other."

(emphasis added by ME)

+

Secretary Clinton continued, "And that goes for all the women in New Hampshire, even those that voted for me. They didn't convince enough of their fellow women to just vote for me because I am also a woman.

More at link...

[Beacool]

66. Cool your jets, it's NH.

What do VT, IA and NH have in common? Overwhelmingly white and, among Democrats, they are the first, second and third most liberal states in the nation.

I wouldn't read too much yet on the exit poll questions. We'll see how it goes in NV, SC and the SEC states.

Until then, congratulations to Sanders and his supporters for tonight's win.

[cali]

69. Sorry, that is a problem she has from coast to coast

and it has been getting steadily worse. You can bet her campaign is paying close attention.

But thank you very much.

[Beacool]

72. Whatever, Cali.

The proof will be in the pudding after Super Tuesday. I don't have a crystal ball, so I won't read all sorts of portents out of the results in NH.

[uponit7771]

91. If Sanders numbers with PoC don't go past where they're at with the GOP even if he wins all

... 50 states we'll lose the general.

Clinton nationally does not have the problem with the general dem electorate that Sanders has with PoC and women right now.

[gordyfl]

107. So you Think POC and Women Will Not Vote

for the Democratic nominee, if Bernie wins the nomination? Do you think they will stay home, or vote Republican in the General Election.

[KingCharlemagne]

123. So, acc. to your logic, POC will vote for Trump if Sanders

is the Dem nominee?

Please proceed.

[uponit7771]

124. no

[Cassiopeia]

130. Hillary has a problem with the Independent vote

which translates to a loss in the GE.

Hill gets the nom and we hand the keys back to the Republicans.

[uponit7771]

133. No it doesn't, She can win with what Obama had last time and the youth aren't going to Sanders

... along racial lines either.

Sanders has GOP numbers with PoC nationally... he'll have to get those numbers up before June

[Cassiopeia]

134. OK, now Bernie doesn't have the youth vote.

Have a wonderful day.

[uponit7771]

135. Why do you think this?

[cali]

165. That is so far removed from the sphere of reality

Not the stuff about Bernie, but the way out fantasy that hilly can replicate the Obama coalition.

[ozone_man]

73. I think VT and Hawaii are the most liberal,

then Massachusetts. Iowa and NH are pretty main stream. NH is historically conservative, but in an independent way. They will vote for a socialist Democrat, if they think he's telling the truth.

[merrily]

74. NH is NOT among the most liberal states in the nation. It's not even blue, ffs. It's purple.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_state

[Beacool]

76. I never said that it was.

I added the qualifier "among Democrats". The percentage of Democrats who consider themselves to be liberals is higher in those three states. In IA, for example, 43% of Democrats identify themselves as Socialists.

[merrily]

78. The meaning of "liberals" has been intentionally corrupted. How they vote is what matters.

Why are you changing the subject to Iowa? My post to you was only about NH.

[Beacool]

83. Because it applies to all three states.

The Democrats within those states are pretty liberal. In Southern states the majority of Democrats identify themselves as moderate to conservative. My whole point is that Sanders' version of liberalism resonates in those three states a lot more than it will resonate in some others.

[merrily]

85. No, your CLAIM that it applies to all three state does not make it so. It does not

apply to New Hampshire, which is a purple state.

[Beacool]

89. It's Mardi Gras and I'm chilling.

You refuse to see my point, so....

Ciao....

Laissez les bons temps rouler!!!

[merrily]

90. I guess you were too chill to make your point, other than by claiming it to be so. NH is purple.

Roll away. I know I will.

[brett_jv]

161. The poster made their point ... you're not admitting that you 'get it', so it's hard to know ...

Whether you do or not. The state itself being purple was not in dispute. The point they're making is that the DEMOCRATS in NH are overall among the most liberal in the US. This could be true in the reddest of red states, because only the BLUE portion of it ... is being addressed.

I don't know if the 'point' is factual or not, but the point was very clear from their first post, at least to me.

[merrily]

177. Making an unsupported claim and making a point are not the same thing.

It takes more than claiming something and, when challenged, simply repeating it to make a point. That you don't know if the poster's comment is true or not proves she did not make her point. Had she provided some evidence, for example, that winners of New Hampshire Democratic primaries are more liberal than winners of most other primaries around the country, she may have made her point. She didn't.

[senz]

166. Exactly: the meaning of "liberal" has been intentionally corrupted.

Intentionally corrupted. People need to know this. People need to know how they're being manipulated.

Thanks for speaking the truth, merrily.

[merrily]

170. Thank you senz. You are always so kind.

[Kentonio]

140. We have numerous people here who consider themselves to be progressives

Yet lose their minds over the idea of raising taxes by a few bucks to provide paid family leave. What people consider themselves to be is often a strange and confusing thing to behold..

[Beacool]

147. "A few bucks". Try trillions of dollars.

The issue is not what we think here. The issue is Sanders proposing things he will never be able to fulfill. When that fact is pointed out to him, he always brings up a "political revolution". Yeah, well wake me up when it occurs. Wishful thinking of people uprising to demand that Congress passes your agenda is exactly that, wishful thinking. It's also disingenuous. He's not stupid, he knows perfectly well what he will encounter with Congress. Why pretend otherwise? IMO, he's selling his supporters a bill of goods. The young are too inexperienced to know it, the very liberal still hope against hope that it will happen.

[Kentonio]

151. He's never pretended anything

But keep on insulting us, it's clearly working well.

[MadDAsHell]

97. I'm confused. Are you saying it's OK if voters think that about our probable nominee?

How are we OK with Democrats thinking that about their own nominee, regardless of the state it's coming from?

[Beacool]

148. Because I don't consider either IA or NH a barometer of what the nation thinks.

[MadDAsHell]

149. Neither do I; but that doesn't make it ok.

If ANY state has that big of an issue with the trustworthiness of our nominee, that is not a good thing and shouldn't be ignored just because she'll presumably still get nominated.

[Beacool]

152. On that I agree.

The constant pounding of Republicans on Benghazi and now the e-mail server has eroded people's confidence to a degree. Hillary will just have to work harder to prove them wrong.

[jham123]

139. It's only Iowa

That's what you Hillary supporters stated last week...then followed up with "Wait till NH, it's not nearly as white as Iowa"

But WAIT! there's more!

So, how long are you going to keep this up? I mean 21 points, that's phenomenal. "Mandate" does not really describe it, more like "landslide" in Bernie's favor.

Last week .026% was a Yooooooge victory for Clinton, but 21 whole points = "Wait till next week"...

[Beacool]

150. Excuse me, no reasonable Hillary supporter would "say wait for NH".

Sanders was ahead by 20% to 30%. I had written off both states and was pleasantly surprised when Hillary pulled ahead in IA, even if it was by a very thin margin.

Besides, it's all about the delegates. Sanders won NH handily, but here's the current delegate count in that state.

Hillary 15
Sanders 13

[jham123]

153. I guess I could spend....

the next 20 minutes finding the post from last week. Would that do any good? Would you Cede the point even if I 'showed' you the post?

[Beacool]

155. OH, I believe you.

I'm just pointing out that it wasn't a reasonable conclusion by that Hillary supporter.

[jham123]

158. ....

"by that Hillary supporter."

By THOSE Hillary supporterS"

It wasn't just one. There were plenty.

"And the AAs will support Hillary more in the states that aren't all White like Iowa".....that statement was duly noted by myself as well.

[Dragonfli]

174. That is not the current delegate count in NH, you counted Superdelegates that always vote with

the population later on at the convention. If they did not, they would be paid off or simply corrupt. Such corruption has yet to happen, ever, do you know something about payoffs or corruption this year in NH that we do not that would make NH 2016 the first state to ignore the will of the voters and override the election making the election a mockery as if we lived in a third world country?

[frylock]

68. Good night now.

[cali]

79. Good night. Sweet, victorious dreams, frylock

[frylock]

81. I'm so excited, I can hardly contain myself!

[SoapBox]

84. LOL

...there's a flash back!

[senz]

99. Sweet dreams, frylock.

[H2O Man]

92. Huge.

That is so important. And it will continue to grow in importance.

Recommended.

[Duckhunter935]

105. yuuuuuuuge

[Logical]

109. Thanks for this Cali! Nt

[hifiguy]

111. Colonel Henry Blake:

"Why don't I trust you guys?"

Trapper John (smiling): "Because we're not trustworthy."

[LondonReign2]

112. How can people not trust Henry Kissenger's bestie?

[PonyUp]

115. Gotta get eyes checked. I thought you wrote 'beastie'. n/t

[PonyUp]

114. Would you buy a used car from Hillary? n/t

[wolfie001]

117. Her surrogates are hurting her as well:

Daughter: “Senator Sanders wants to dismantle Obamacare, dismantle the CHIP program, dismantle Medicare and private insurance.”
Husband: "Hillary's opponent has a different view, It's a hermetically sealed box."

Keep it up "helpers". Go Bernie!!!

[Orsino]

119. Nearly a quarter-century of hate radio/MSM lies is a huge handicap.

Whatever anyone thinks of her actual career, a big chunk of that negativity is the result of hypnosis, and utter bullshit.

[sulphurdunn]

122. If the Democratic Party

establishment let Sanders win the primary, and he then won the presidency, they'd be out on their asses. Do you think they would allow that? Might they rather risk running Clinton and losing the election to keep the power regardless of the will of the people?

[cali]

127. I totally agree with you.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

126. Sexist!!!!!!

We all know that a 'red light' is used by women of the night, so you're obviously calling Clinton the W word!

[asuhornets]

128. no one knows anything about him..

that will change..

[cali]

141. Yes they do. That no longer cuts it.

And what we've seen to date, is that as people get to know him, they like him.

[asuhornets]

145. I like him but I am voting for Hillary.

He wants to raise taxes, not gonna fly. Who will he pick for his Secretary of State, Defense. No one has a clue. The race is moving fast and there are many unanswered questions. He should broaden his message.

[cali]

154. I agree that he should broaden his message

Hillary needs to articulate an overarching aspirational vision. And no, she hasn't yet done that.

[asuhornets]

156. I agree n/t

[bvar22]

162. In 2008, no one knew who Obama would pick for his cabinet until AFTER he was elected,

and then he surprised us by keeping many Bush appointed Republicans,
and did THIS for his cabinet:
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The DLC New Team
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(Screen Capped from the DLC Website)

So, no. That argument holds no water.

[NoMoreRepugs]

138. the GOP smear machine created the thought long ago and every instance

where 'trustworthiness' can be factored in has that built in bias - true or false doesn't matter - it's the perception that is important.

[Fast Walker 52]

142. The number is in this WSJ poll

http://graphics.wsj.com/elections/2016/new-hampshire-primaries-exit-polls/

[LittleGirl]

146. great link! Thanks. n/t

[Kilgore]

178. This is Yuoooooooooge!!!!!

Amazing data, thanks for posting.

[ViseGrip]

157. It's a yuuuuuge red light for Clinton!

[NiteOwl1]

164. Yeah..... Hillary's has some HUUUUUUGE negatives

If it comes down to Hillary and Trump (I doubt)... it will be a battle of the "negatives".

Who is disliked the least.... Hmmmm

[Ivan Kaputski]

168. What's the big deal? Everyone lies. Right?