Who will you be voting for in the 2016 election?

Warren, Michigan
August 22, 2015 1:43pm CST
If you are in the states who will you be voting for? Usually I don't get caught up in politics but next year my vote will be going to Bernie Sanders. I believe Hilary Clinton is working with the foreigners, we all know Jebb Bush is a complete joke, and Donald Trump is trash in my opinion. Bernie believes that the immigrants should be allowed to live here, believes in gay marriage, and is pro-choice! Not only is he all that, but there are plenty of times where he has gone out of his way to support these things.
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Patti Williams
@pattisw (50)
• Flushing, Michigan
23 Aug 15
Since I have had enough of socialism type policies and too much government interference and want to get the country back to normal I am voting for whoever wins the nomination on the republican side whether I like them or not.
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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine
@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
23 Aug 15
Isn't 'being led by the government-officials' AGAINST democracy anyway? Republicans are aware of this. They just do 'exactly what "Republic" implies they do'; they ARE us---making the decisions WE would make in their position!
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Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine
@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
22 Aug 15
Well, you & I are from generations that are voting less-&-less lately, on account of the growing belief that our Presidential votes don't really matter. Maybe we vote for Senators & Congressmen & Governors & Mayors/City-Managers, but we pretty-much leave the President-decision to the Voting College (I hope I spelled that right) ... though the VC DOES look at our President-choices to kind of 'follow our decision.' And there are rumors that Barack Obama will either start a war (making 'voting for a new POTUS' impossible) or will write an Executive Order abolishing the term-limits (which I don't know if he can enforcably-do). So I might not choose a President.
Alexis Collis
@alexisok (52)
• Warren, Michigan
22 Aug 15
very true, this generation just doesn't get into politics. and i don't believe obama would do that- or at least hope not.
Uncle Jay, Finding More Value in Your Machine
@mythociate (21432)
• Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
23 Aug 15
@alexisok And even if he did, it would probably run a lot like when JFK signed an Executive Order to make Silver (rather than 'trust-or-whatever') "the base of American currency." And they 'get into politics' just as much, but just 'in a way where they can make a noticeable difference' (like firing-up fellow citizens on online-forums )
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@Lolaze (5093)
• St. Louis, Missouri
23 Aug 15
With the way things are going - no one. Bernie Sanders I could live with if not for the immigrants issue. We have enough problems here, we can't be taking in immigrants and helping them, in my opinion.
Stacey
@roomfortwo (110)
• United States
22 Aug 15
I am with you- I will definity be encouraging my family to vote for Bernie Sanders. Clinton is working with the foreigners and Trump is completely against letting any in to the United States. I think Sanders is the happy medium.
Alexis Collis
@alexisok (52)
• Warren, Michigan
22 Aug 15
Very true!
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Greg
@xander6464 (44241)
• Wapello, Iowa
26 Aug 15
I am voting for Bernie. He is by far the best choice. If he doesn't get the nomination, I will, of course, go with Hillary. She won't be nearly as good as Bernie but she'll do fine. What we absolutely can't afford is a Republican.