Got it. Makes sense and is very plausible. My wife is a fan of Bernie but I am not. She's white, from a similar economic background as I am. I'm not a fan because history has shown socialism tends to end in oppression.

Interesting take. Care to expound on that. I'm inclined to agree, but not sure of what you're talking about specifically.

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Powerful. I hadn't seen it either.

Absolutely!

It's all about due process and the rule of law.

My family are all registered voters and the majority are Democrats.

Do you not think I'm associated with registered voters in the Democratic party? Those are who I mostly align with.

By the way, I rather enjoyed the discourse. It's unusual these days without nastiness.

Just my two cents from a black independent voter. But hey, if the Democrats want to dismiss my vote, then we'll see what the Republicans have to say to get it.

Fair enough, but I disagree with your assessment of the situation. I think it has everything to do with their political positions. I base this on my sisters, I have seven of them. They're black women. But we'll see. I believe it has to do now, with messaging.

You don't think Hillary was radical enough? If she wasn't radical enough and "black voters" which I am one, wanted her and rejected Bernie? Do you suppose they'll be more likely to embrace AOC, even though she's more radical? It seems to me that those voters don't want someone that far left?

What happened with Bernie? My wife was excited about him and so many others and yet, he wasn't nominated.

Who might those voters be and how do you identify them. I'm one of those Independent voters.

I think she's too far left to be a viable candidate. To win, the left needs to win over Independents, and I don't think she will appeal to them.

Cool!

For real! People must be wearing blinders not to see what's going on here.

Love it!