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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 82753" data-attributes="member: 35">Yes, although people like Hillary believe those misogyny assertions only apply to them and the women they agree with.&nbsp; For example, they believe it&#039;s acceptable to trash progressive women that have criticized Hillary.Not only did he watch his words carefully, he also campaigned for her.&nbsp; They appeared together, he called on her to be the Democratic nominee for president at the convention, and he told his supporters that a Trump Presidency was a risk we couldn&#039;t afford.&nbsp; He did everything that rival candidates do for the selected Democratic nominee, and she still trashes him.&nbsp; It&#039;s the complete opposite of what Bernie&#039;s done, which is focus on policy.The continued differences between the two highlight why I was never able to get behind her.&nbsp; Hillary&#039;s approach has always been to protect the status quo and attack those who dare criticize it.&nbsp; Bernie&#039;s approach, on the other hand, has been to stage rallies and make television appearances to educate people on the benefits of single payer, free public college, increasing the minimum wage, non interventionism, etc.Considering he&#039;s currently America&#039;s most popular politician, and that potential 2020 Dem candidates are starting to support single payer, it&#039;s clear to see who&#039;s approach is winning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 82753, member: 35"] Yes, although people like Hillary believe those misogyny assertions only apply to them and the women they agree with. For example, they believe it's acceptable to trash progressive women that have criticized Hillary. Not only did he watch his words carefully, he also campaigned for her. They appeared together, he called on her to be the Democratic nominee for president at the convention, and he told his supporters that a Trump Presidency was a risk we couldn't afford. He did everything that rival candidates do for the selected Democratic nominee, and she still trashes him. It's the complete opposite of what Bernie's done, which is focus on policy. The continued differences between the two highlight why I was never able to get behind her. Hillary's approach has always been to protect the status quo and attack those who dare criticize it. Bernie's approach, on the other hand, has been to stage rallies and make television appearances to educate people on the benefits of single payer, free public college, increasing the minimum wage, non interventionism, etc. Considering he's currently America's most popular politician, and that potential 2020 Dem candidates are starting to support single payer, it's clear to see who's approach is winning. [/QUOTE]

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