I called her a bitch for many reasons that go beyond the current campaign. She has a reputation as a martinet (travel office anyone?) that has been gained over the years and I believe that it is fully deserved. If it was a guy I would call him an asshole. I guess I could call her an asshole to, but in modern usage the feminine of “asshole” is “bitch”. Not a sexist here!
No you call everyone names.
No, there is a difference here; the proposed policies do NOT differ greatly. The proposed … tactics? strategy? foxtrot, details may differ.
I took every on-line Chose the Candidate test I could find before my primary, and Obama and Clinton were always within a few percentage points.
So, the real difference is a matter of who the voter “likes” more.
I voted for Clinton because she is just so tough, and smart, and talks about policy (rather than intangibles), but I don’t know if I would wish the next term in office on anybody.
I’d like to congratulate the OP for waiting at least ten words before calling Hillary a “bitch”. Way to show some restraint there, buddy.
May all the opponents of my candidate be so reasonable and persuasive.
“You say ‘Bitch’ like it’s a bad thing.”
New York was winner-take-all.
Only for the Republicans. The Democratic results are here and clearly show each candidate receiving a portion of the vote.
Puerto Rico is the only winner-take-all caucus or primary I’ve read of, and even then it could end up being proportional because their Democratic leadership has considerable leeway, I believe.
It is what it is.
Elections? You’re talking about elections? I just hope we can win a primary!