Dear Hillary Clinton Supporters--
in your heart of hearts, do you really love everything she stands for, more than what Bernie Sanders stands for?
Or are you supporting her out of political calculation, i.e. that she is "more electable"?
I'm not judging either way, I'm just curious.
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While I have some general "overall best for the country" issues I also have a couple of issues that are very important to me that are smaller issues.
I vote for women's issues, racial justice issues and pre-K and K-12 education.
Creating a better economy and more good jobs by improving our infrastructure and actively encouraging manufacturing. I like the idea of the national infrastructure bank.
We have to help small communities that are devastated by job loss (coal, in particular) with training and new jobs.
Better access to capital for minorities and small communities and others who are often left behind.
More pre-K programs, especially for children whose parents work and for those at risk (and there are so many at risk right now). The best investment we can make is in the youngest children when they are most affected by a good learning environment.
Leveling the playing field of the schools. There should not be poor schools and wealthy schools. Teachers should be supported and valued. Children with disabilities should get more help, not just tested to the point where they cry. Teachers should have a say in what happens in their schools and classrooms.
Getting rid of the most odious voter ID laws and implementing automatic voter registration.
Defending a woman's right to choose and supporting Planned Parenthood.
Sorry this took so long, as I'm doing something else at the same time.
B*******. You know as well as I do that every one of those answers were logical, common sense statements from rational people. I think you're pissed off because they were.
