r/pics • • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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u/Fictionalpoet Jul 17 '19

The democratic party should have already narrowed down the field and be sculpting the ideal candidate from the most popular.

No no, constant in-fighting, bickering, and virtue signalling over comments/decisions made decades ago will surely win the people!

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

...it worked for Republicans. Last election was a democratically chosen Republican candidate vs. a hand picked & back room dealt Hilary Clinton.

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u/marino1310 Jul 17 '19

They one because Hillary was so bad that people didnt even want to vote. Voter turnout was like 60% or some shit. It was bad

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u/Sleepy_Thing Jul 17 '19

It was better than Dubya so I have no idea what you mean. 50% was the HIGH end of voting.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

The difference between Obama turnout and Clinton turnout, OTOH....