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Wednesday, 10 February 2016
quote [ Donald J. Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont harnessed working-class fury on Tuesday to surge to commanding victories in a New Hampshire primary that drew a huge turnout across the state.
The success by two outsider candidates dealt a remarkable rebuke to the political establishment, and all but guaranteed protracted, bruising races for each party’s presidential nomination. ]
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cb361 said @ 12:13pm GMT on 10th February
Siding with somebody worse than the establishment isn't a positive move.
cb361 said @ 12:15pm GMT on 10th February
Siding with somebody worse than the establishment isn't a positive move.
I just realised that everybody will agree with my statement as written, no matter which edge of the political spectrum they're on.
cb361 said @ 12:15pm GMT on 10th February
Siding with somebody worse than the establishment isn't a positive move.
I just realised that everybody will agree with my statement as written, no matter which edge of the political spectrum they're on.
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cb361 said @ 12:13pm GMT on 10th February
Siding with somebody worse than the establishment isn't a positive move.
I just realised that everybody will agree with my statement as written, no matter which edge of the political spectrum they're on.
With any luck this could be the herald to the end of the two-party system if they can both secure the nomination. At the very least the late-night talk show circuit will be very interesting for quite some time.