When will Hillary Clinton give up her candidacy ?

We're not worthy.

Democrats Are Mad Because Ted Cruz Said Our Rights Come From God

Are Democrats really unaware that our founding documents explicitly state that our rights come from our CREATOR? As in, GOD. As in, that’s the basis of the entire Constitution?

The Declaration of Independence states:

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed…”

This nation was founded on that “controversial” concept. God gave us rights. We all have them. No man can give them, and no man can take them away. Government is supposed to protect and preserve those rights.

Good grief, the Democratic Party is so dense. Such an immoral, godless, idiotic party.

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We're not worthy.

No. You aren't. And please what have I said that is racist?

I am starting to miss the liars. Two dummies in a row.

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I forgot, Welcome to A2K ohno, who were you before you rejoined today?

Thanks. I usually post on Disqus. That is where I read that this forum was extremely biased and full of inveterate liars and stupid people.

Now I have met both.

And we're so honored that a scumbag troll reintroduced himself with another pseudo-name to hide behind while he spreads another layer of rightwing racist retrograde wretchedness. We're not worthy.

Classic. Can't STAND to be called racist

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Classic. Can't STAND to be called racist

For no reason? How stupid are you?

So wages were $332 qtr 4 2005 and they went all the way up to $345 qtr 4 2015? Wow!! I bet those workers are super happy with the huge pay raises over 10 years. Tremendous difference! Why it's ALMOST statistically significant! Almost.

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal

Tomasky’s criticism is a more explicit version of the long-standing complaint that Clinton simply is not inspiring to “the base” — except perhaps for older women — and is bound to underperform when matched against a candidate who tells liberal activists exactly what they want to hear 24/7.

But what I heard HRC articulating in Iowa was something a bit different from “experience and pragmatism.” I heard a clear warning that a Republican victory in November would be a national calamity of great magnitude, and that she’s a lot better equipped to head it off than someone who’s engaged in a Long March for democratic socialism.

This is a bit more than an electability argument, though it is that (Clinton people generally assume Sanders’s solid performance in general-election trial heats will erode once people get to know him better). It’s a matter of convincing Democrats they’d best be focused on the wolf at the door rather than intra-party grievances.

Having said that, I am not sure why you wouldn't agree to raising the minimum wage, if not to $15, at least raising it more than it is now. I agree with you and Bernie, corporations have selfishly kept wages low, one of the reasons why the middle class is disappearing. Corporations have been making record profits, there is no reason why they haven't increased wages other than greed.

While labor gets the headlines at McDonald's, if you want a cheaper hamburger you should be putting a focus on global food prices. Since the minimum wage was last increased, the consumer price index for beef is up 38% and vegetable and soft drink costs are up as well.


Food costs account for 33.7% of everything you buy at McDonald's versus 25.6% for labor. So, you should be mad about the cost of beef that caused the $1 double cheeseburger to become a $1 McDouble (which has one less slice of cheese) in recent years.