News 2016 U.S. Presidential election - the highs and lows

So Clinton showing up at a polling place is all it takes to get votes? All the people who voted for Clinton would have voted for Sanders if he hadn't been there?

Some tea partiers set up a table right outside a polling place with a list of who everyone should vote for and I guarantee I didn't vote for a single person on that list.
 
I think it's a pointless charge. There are laws about being inside of polling places and campaigning, but Bill wasn't handing out Hillary stickers.

He really should have stayed outside, just for how it looks, but I don't think he changed anyone's vote by being there.
 
Liz Warren is definitely playing the safe card.

Meanwhile, Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, chairwoman of the DNC and six-term congresswoman, for the first time is being challenged for her nomination for re-election to Congress, by fellow-Democrat Tim Canova, in their home state of Florida. Hers is one of 435 House seats up for election.

Progressive Lawyer Tim Canova Could Beat Unpopular DNC Chair In Florida Primary

Note- this article was first published on January 20th.
 
Mischief said:
Flint debate: The grown-ups strike back
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"Clinton defended her vote to bail out the nation’s most reckless lenders by noting that the legislation had included a lifeline for Detroit’s moribund auto industry; Sanders offered a similar rationale for supporting a flawed omnibus crime bill that included a ban on assault weapons. The sum of their defensiveness was a unsettling but candid glimpse of the practical compromises by which, once upon a time in America, grown-ups policymakers with different priorities achieved incremental political progress."

This ^^^^
 
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