And here comes WW3.

They generally last 2 years, give or take a week. Then the votes are counted, one side gets to gloat and claim a mandate, the other puts together an easily ignorable post mortem and a week later the next elections unofficially get kicked off on both sides.

Welcome to politics in the age of 24-hour news networks.

I think you're also overdue for changing the order you write a date from MM/DD/YYYY to DD/MM/YYYY:

You cant say this.... And then ask not one, not two, not three, but 7 more questions... Bad form.

Not really. Sanders and Kasich are actually favorites in a free-for-all, and Sanders wins against Trump. Tjeck ur facts.
The correct order is YYYY-MM-DD.

Like stated before, Sanders hasn't yet had to face the full-fledged media shitstorm a general election candidate (or one threatening to become one) would have to face. Democrats won't unload too harshly on Sanders because they need his base to turn out for the general election. Republicans are too busy sliming Trump or Hillary to pay much attention to Sanders. That doesn't mean Sanders wouldn't see his general approval go down if forced to take the kind of fire that Trump or Hillary have been enduring so far. Republicans would love to carpet-bomb voters with messages about how Sanders plans to increase their taxes and take away their existing healthcare policies and they'd have plenty of Sanders' own words to use as material.

What for? It's easier to just put "everybody knows" before whatever you want to say ;)

Let's all just wait until the insect overlords take over. They'll sort it out.

I like her presidential campaign logo (that H) + her artificial smile. xD

WHOA. Whoa, whoa, whoa.

If Bernie gets elected, we all get Pokemans!!?

Does my vote need to be signed in blood, or will simple ink do?

Why is that?

I can't find the original article, but here's a related linky.
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Because it's preparation for the Elisabeth Warren ticket, of course, that will turn up some time after the next nuclear war.

Seriously, though - my money would be on the same excuse that gave us Bush, a "sense of continuity" at the foreign department... and a series of undersecretaries in the US taking a black marker, glue and scissors, and liters of whiteout to the constitution. To give you a king, basically, and making torture legal, and legislating indefinite detention without charge or due process. While then actually pulling off the feat that the only ones to then get repudiated afterwards were the whistleblowers and journalists who attempted to tell people how this all happened.

The excuse being, on both sides: I don't give a fuck, because I literally think that the world works just like in a Hollywood movie.

If she wins you'll need to start calling the country the Hillary U.S.

Wouldn't that be "Pokamon"...?