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Koch isn't the average Republican voter or voter in general. He only cares about his own interests, he is more of a major corporation than a person in my opinion. Trump is very strong when it comes to stopping American companies from moving overseas who then sell their stuff back to the US, which is why Koch and the establishment are scared of Trump.
Trump is strong...in what way? He himself has his branded goods manufactured oversees and shipped back to the United States for sale.
Ironically any boost in support from Bernie supporters could be cancelled out by the corporate/globalist Republicans that would vote for "politics as usual" Hillary Clinton.
They don't call them the 1% for nothing. 1% of the vote isn't going to make any difference.
People who are pissed off by the rigged election process should use their votes to declare their disappoint, anger and contempt.
No positive changes will occur if more votes go to Clinton.
A message must be sent to tell the establishments that they can't continue to do the same in future elections.
It's the only way to protest: by votes in the GE.
Why would people be pissed off by the Democratic nomination process, where the candidate that got the MOST votes, and had the MOST delegates, won the nomination? What's rigged about that?
Why would people be pissed off by the Democratic nomination process, where the candidate that got the MOST votes, and had the MOST delegates, won the nomination? What's rigged about that?
Forgot the Super-PACs?
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Originally Posted by Old Gringo
Wake me up when the earth trembles.
Don't go sleep lest you'll be buried under the rubble
If Trump gets the GOP nomination, he's going to start accepting contributions from big corporate donors. His campaign people already said that Trump's promise to self fund/no big donors was only for the primary.
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There will be a shift of Bernie supporters to Trump (if Clinton gets the nomination)
