Who do you actually want to win the 2016 election?

[ApolloJusticeAC]

Hate me all you want. Trump. If I could vote I would, but I'm only 11. My dad NEVER votes but he is next year for trump. Please, no hate or "you don't know anything, you're just a little girl" I'm a lot smarter and know more than most people my age. And thank god I'm not brainwashed by nowadays media. Like. Jeez. 0-0

"you don't know anything, you're just a little girl"

edit: Sure your a lot smarter, I know more things than people in school and more. But at least don't be showing off like your different, Because you aren't. (sorry if this sounds a little harsh. but it's true, there's more kids like you.)

 

[ChaosEmperor1988]

my first pick would be Rand Paul. but im not gonna throw a fit and not vote if hes not the nominee, like so many other people do.

 

[Izzy Reincarnated]

Donald Trump

 

[bigger34]

They are all bad imo. Anyone besides Donald Trump if I had to choose, though.

 

[AS176]

Sanders for sure

 

[Zanessa]

Lmao if Bernie doesn't win or if Trump wins, I'm leaving the country.
//studies abroad

 

[Isabella]

Definitely not Clinton or Trump
Realistically I don't think Bernie will even come close to winning, but you never know I guess.

 

[AnonymousFish]

Luckily I'm turning 18 just in time to vote! I sincerely hope that Bernie Sanders wins. His goals do not seem too far away from mine/many others in the country. I hope that the Democrat debate is soon, because hopefully he can sway the public more towards him.
I watched the Republican Debate, and I feel like the only Republicans I could agree with (but on few things...) were Jeb Bush, Carly Fiorina, and Rand Paul... Paul only has something like 1% popularity, though! Bush seems a little less aggressive about immigration, and Fiorina has already proven to be an excellent speaker.

...And of course, if Trump wins and I have the chance to study abroad or something, I'll be leaving for a little while. If he wins, I'll be terrified to see how he deals with international affairs. Absolutely terrified.

 

[kayleee]

Trump is the biggest joke I've ever seen. But luckily there's literally no way he will ever win lmao

 

[Locket]

I think Trump is winning so far...

 

[Yukari Yakumo]

Right now, Trump is the best thing to happen to the Democratic party.
He's the only Republican of note, and as long as he's around it'll stay that way. He can't win himself and he is really drawing the sting of other Republicans. Right now, the Democrats by comparison have 2 recognizable canidates in Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. Unless the Republicans can find someone to replace Trump, they won't have much on the table.

 

[AnonymousFish]

I think Trump is winning so far...

Unfortunately I think you're right.. Although Fiorina gained a lot of popularity after the debate this week. Personally I'd prefer her...well, anyone, really, more than Trump.

 

[kayleee]

Trump is getting a lot of screen time and he is leading as far as republican candidates go but I can 100% assure you he will not win the election so no need to worry

 

[xiaonu]

donald trump would be an amusing president lol. but i guess bernie sanders; he seems pretty reasonable.

 

[Izzy Reincarnated]

Trump is getting a lot of screen time and he is leading as far as republican candidates go but I can 100% assure you he will not win the election so no need to worry

Nah, he will be president.

 

[YearsLate]

I'd really love to see Bernie Sanders win. It's frightening how right-wing American politics is, and how far right even the Democratic party is. I'd love to see y'all get more socialised medicine, and you definitely need better public transport links.

I really agree about the right-wing thing especially. I dislike how we have a 2-party system and how frequently both parties try to squabble about matters that are, quite frankly, childish things to have politics be involved in.

 

[jiny]

Nah, he will be president.

No, with all the hate he's getting, he'll never become president.

 

[Izzy Reincarnated]

No, with all the hate he's getting, he'll never become president.

Speak for yourself.

 

[Knopekin]

I really agree about the right-wing thing especially. I dislike how we have a 2-party system and how frequently both parties try to squabble about matters that are, quite frankly, childish things to have politics be involved in.

Yes, two parties, and the voting system America has to go along side them is really bad, and why the two most talked-about politicians this election are so left- and right-wing respectively, because people feel they haven't had a political party/candidate that represents them and now things are surging to political extremes (for America, Sanders is pretty extreme), which can be a bit dangerous (Trump could get elected).

My friend showed me this video a while ago, which explains really well why the voting system is fundamentally flawed (in reference to UK politics, but it's basically exactly the same in the US).

I think a lot of the things of most concern in UK politics are wrong (the environment has completely fallen off the radar, and immigration is often the top-reported concern of the people when it's really not that big an issue), but some of the childish things in US politics (clothes and appearance, attack ads) are really just silly.

 

[Flop]

Bernie Sanders. Donald Trump is a ******* joke, and Ted Cruz is a damn moron who incorporates religion into politics wayyyyy too much, not to mention he filibustered for 21 hours by reading "Green Eggs and Ham." Hillary Clinton is awful too, but if it comes between her or Trump, I'd vote for her. Trump has no sense of diplomacy and will get in a third World War within a heartbeat. Ben Carson is perhaps the only Republican that's not complete dumbass that has a chance at getting the nomination. Overall, pretty much everyone in this election sucks, and I'm not looking forward to it.