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Over the Hillary and Burnt out Bernie
It is easily noticeable how out of touch the Democratic Party is when the only contenders they can muster for the nomination are two candidates who are well past their sell-by date. It is obvious to all and sundry, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have both left their best days behind them—that is, if they ever had any “best days”. If they have done nothing, up to now, to make this country a better place, there is very little hope there will be motivation to do so any time in their waning years.
Hillary and Bernie lose their savor
Contentious and grumpy, Over-the Hillary and Burned-Out Bernie have nothing to offer a pro-active and modern population who they look down upon as being weak and vulnerable due to a lack of financial stability. It is about time Clinton and Sanders took their heads out of the clouds and began treating people respectfully instead of assuming we are all beneath them and in need of coddling. At the end of the day, the only thing the two of them have to offer is a repeat of the same failed experiments we have been experiencing over the past 7+ years which leaves very little hope for the upcoming generation.
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