I will not vote for Bernie Sanders

But some of those people truly are or nazi

1. Max, sometimes you are no different from Lash.

Really Sturgis? You do realize that wasn't a serious comment, right?

Most Americans are not angry enough to yell in the streets in any color hat. The angry White women in pink hats and the angry White men in red hats are a minority. And... I suspect that most Americans are turned off by both sides.

I believe most Americans want to see a candidate who will talk about economics, health care and violence. They don't want to be criticized for dissenting on one topic or another, and they don't want to hear insults. They want a candidate who will respect them and put forward reasonable policies to answer their concerns.

The question of why Trump won is fair.... but the majority of Americans disliked Trump. Most people who voted for Trump were voting for what they believed to be the least worst of two bad candidates.

Trump wins a nasty fight... he is simply better at it. You will notice that he didn't attack voters... he attacked immigrants, and the press, and the elites. He ensured that as nasty as his attacks were, the vast majority of voters felt it didn't apply to them. As much as I dislike Trump, you have to admit that he throws crap better than anyone else.

The Democrats are going to have to win by presenting a positive vision... and by reaching out to middle America.

Sure enough, Blackpool had made the foreign headlines for the only reason it ever does – the Labour Party was holding its annual conference there and I gathered that the enemy this time – for a day or two, anyway – was not so much Mrs Thatcher as Mr Caspar Weinberger, the American Secretary of Defense. What was he doing at Blackpool?

He wasn't. May I say, for listeners in Mexico or the New Zealand Alps, that the previous weekend, Mr Weinberger, being interviewed by the BBC in Washington, expressed what is certainly the administration position that the British Labour Party's commitment to remove American nuclear weapons, including cruise missiles, would severely weaken the Anglo-American alliance and could, quote, 'strengthen isolationist tendencies in American public opinion'.

Promptly, or rather before the interview was broadcast, my old paper, which had received a text of the taped interview, wrote that it amounted to a pre-emptive strike against the election of a Labour government. Then up spoke the old defence horse, Mr Denis Healey, and accused Mr Weinberger of being in open collusion with the Conservative party to prevent Labour winning the election.

So, I have to ask, who is insulting you and your beliefs? What particular candidate has got your cross hairs up to make you believe 1) Hilary is running for President, 2) who has actually insulted your core beliefs, 3) which catch phrase a candidate thus far has insulted you, 4) who has not treated the American people with respect, 5) why you think outrage is a detriment to get people to vote in a different direction, 6) why you think people need to shut up, 7) which candidate is against you in particular, 8) which particular issue will turn your vote from democratic to republican, knowing who the republican candidate is Donald Trump, 9) if you really want a change from the current president, and 10) what steps have you taken to influence how you want the future to go?

I already answered all your questions here.

1) Hillary is not running. I have never said she is
2) Real Music, Izzy, Sturgis, here. Lots of angry democrats elsewhere like Kristin Gillebrand (who thankfully dropped out) .
3) This thread is not about candidates... it is about the left-wing base.
4) Hillary Clinton, AOC, angry White women in pink hats. You may disagree, but Middle American voters (outside the bubble) don't feel respected by them.
5) Does the outrage of angry White men in red hats change your vote? Now you know how middle America feels about left-wing outrage.
6) Because you are turning off the very voters that Democrats need to win the election.
7) I am talking about supporters in this thread, not candidates. The one other candidate I directly opposed was Kristing Gillebrand. The rest of them can at this point gain my vote.
8) This isn't about issues, it is about who will govern and which ideological group will influence them.
9 ) This question doesn't make any sense
10 ) For one thing, I have made it clear which candidates I will refuse to vote for.

The thing is, you didn't really read & answer anything,

So, are you willing to have four more years of Donald Trump or would you like to vote for someone else?

Were you dropped as a baby maybe?