Christine Chaplik / Dipto Islam, Feb 25, 2016
According to all the available data, Bernie Sanders is
the most electable candidate. Almost all polls show Sanders beating Trump or
any other Republican candidate in hypothetical match ups, while Clinton losing
to them.
Recent Quinnipiac poll, released on Feb 18, shows Sanders beating all the Republican
candidates by margins of 4 to 10 percentage points. The closest Republican contender
is Ohio Gov. John Kasich who trails
Sanders 45 - 41 percent. In contrast, Hillary Clinton trails or ties with
Republican candidates in the November face-off. She loses to Rubio by 7 point
(average Rubio +4.7) and to Cruz by 3 point (average Cruz +1). USA Today/Suffolk Poll shows Clinton loses to Kasich by 11 point (average
Kasich +7.4). The same types of results are shown by most of the other polls. In contrast, Sanders is leading
all the republican candidates on average. However, some polls show Clinton
beating Trump by a thin margin, something that Sanders does by a wide margin.
The results of the polls indicate that if general election takes place now,
Clinton loses to the Republican candidates, while Sanders wins. This means Clinton
is sure to lose to the Republicans in the general election even if she wins the
Democratic nomination. Therefore, voting Clinton in the Democratic primaries literally
means voting Republicans in the general election.
Moreover, voting Clinton means voting someone who evolves as per
suitability and requirement, who lacks ethical consistency, who has deep,
inseverable connections to Wall Street, who delivered the worst foreign policy
blunder in US history, and who tampered with top secret confidential government
documents. Furthermore, Why nominate a candidate who can barely beat the
Republican candidates when Democrats can nominate one with much better odds?
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