Solution to: Like Bernie, but think Hillary will win the nomination.

[TryLogic]

If you think Hillary will win the nomination, then I suggest placing a bet with someone that she will win it... BUT vote for the candidate who has shown integrity and good judgment. It's a win-win strategy!

Incidentally, I'm not sure I would bet that Hillary will win the general election. In the general election, independents will make the difference. Those are the folks who vote for the best person, not the party. It sure is too bad there is not a Caucus of Independents to help select nominees.

[wyldwolf]

1. Try Logic. How ironic

[Thinkingabout]

2. I am voting for the candidate who has shown integrity and good judgement, and I think Hillary

will win the nomination.

[JonLeibowitz]

3. I am thrilled you will not be voting for Hillary, then. n/t

[WayBeyondBlue]

4. Please help me understand

your definitions of "integrity" and "good judgement".

[Thinkingabout]

6. Sometimes integrity is being able to say you are sorry and admitting

A decision may not have been the best. Excuses is not creating a basis for me to believe better decisions are in the future. I also do not buy into the RW talking points, it a lot to do about nothing.

[PonyUp]

9. But that's all she ever does: Apologize.

She can do whatever the hell she wants, and as long as she apologizes for it afterwards, all is well.

[Thinkingabout]

14. Oh, really. Sanders does whatever the hell he wants and gives an excuse.

[WayBeyondBlue]

10. OK, thanks

That's one way of looking at it. I see "integrity" as being a particular way for a long time. Be that a good way or not. For example, Satan has integrity because he's always and ever evil.

Integrity can require courage. Like facing arrest for protesting something you believe in. Like taking constant abuse for the beliefs you hold near and dear.

Good judgement is kinda harder to pin down, because you need history to tell whether a particular judgement was good. Like the Iraq vote. And the PATRIOT Act. And WTO, NAFTA, PTT.

[NurseJackie]

12. Wow...so you're suggesting that "Satan" has more integrity than Hillary? (Well, isn't that special?)

[Thinkingabout]

15. The five votes against the Brady Bill, the Crime Bill, CFMA, extending funding

To the F-35 program and never asking why the large cost over runs, this could go on and on. Since you mentioned NAFTA, Hillary was not in Congress to even got on that bill.

[840high]

11. A liar does not have integrity.

[TryLogic]

18. Re: "Please help me understand your definitions of 'integrity' and 'good judgment'."

This is the perfect prototype of a Clinton response.

[PonyUp]

5. So you are voting for Bernie, but you think Hillary will win. n/t

[Thinkingabout]

7. Who said I was voting for Bernie?

[PonyUp]

8. Well you can't be describing Hillary with words like good judgment and integrity. n/t

[Thinkingabout]

16. Yes, I can.

[PowerToThePeople]

13. I am registered as anti-republican

Or in the 2 party system, Democratic Party.

If we had a representative system that supported more parties, I would likely be registered green or socialist as the Democratic party is too capitalist currently for my tastes.

I will vote for the best person.

Bernie.

[VulgarPoet]

19. This is the last cycle that I change my registration. If Democrats want me to align with them

then they can give me a candidate I can support in good conscience. Until then, I vote on contents, not labels.

[bklyncowgirl]

17. I agree. Vote your convictions. Bet with your head.