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Sanders: I will beat Trump 'badly' in general election

Sanders: I will beat Trump 'badly' in general election

Dea. Ron Gray Sr. · Sunday, January 24th 2016 at 3:02PM · 865 views
Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders on Sunday dismissed concerns that he can’t win a general election.

Responding to comments from Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), who said he is unelectable, Sanders said he would beat Republican primary front-runner Donald Trump “badly” in a head-to-head matchup.

“Well, what I say to her is that if she would look at the matchups that are taking place between Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump right now, she would find that we were 15 points ahead of him nationally,” Sanders said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”

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Miss Demi Monday, January 25th 2016 at 11:11AM

Not one of the present Candidates on either side deserves one vote from Black America.

Dea. Ron Gray Sr. Monday, January 25th 2016 at 11:58AM

You don't think Bernie Sanders or Hillary deserves one vote from Black America, why?

Miss Demi Monday, January 25th 2016 at 12:11PM

NONE of them deserves the black Vote. Millions of black men were incarcerated under Bill Clinton's criminal justice reform, and millions of black Africans were murdered with Clinton & Gates AIDS vaccinations in Africa. The problem with black America is that we pay attention to the wrong things-- consumption of products and goods.

Dea. Ron Gray Sr. Monday, January 25th 2016 at 1:08PM

So, what do we do, since we the people have the power of the vote and due to the recent supreme court decision that money is speech, do we the people not try to fix this wrong through the power of the vote?

Just thinking out load!!!

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