I might disagree with them, but I respect anyone who takes a stand like that.

candidates.

You do know the difference between the two, right? And that they aren't mutually exclusive at all?

to level the playing field through economic opportunity. He literally wants to redistribute wealth and also create jobs. He wants to expand out social contract to the helpless, needy and elderly. He wants healthcare for all. These are some of his policy ideas.

His politics is how he presents himself as a leader, how he communicates his policy message and the degree to which he can get others to agree with his message and follow him.

Because she changes her "politics" and her "policies" to suit the occasion.

Looks like Bernie is pretty good at getting others to agree with him and follow him, eh?

With that said, I want a president to incorporate new information, new partners and respond to changing conditions. I want a president that's flexible. If Bernie were president I would expect he would have to modify some of his positions based on new information or changing conditions. This is a sign of skilled leadership. It's not a weakness.

getting up from their keyboards and shouting profanities at children, Hailed as heroes in the name of the constitution.

Can't seem to find the energy to register to vote, however. A small flaw in their engaging personalities.

We used to applaud protesters.

Here's an inconvenient fact for Hillary supporters -
Our right to protest includes protests against Hillary.

Celebrated

Protesting is something different

"For I have sworn upon the altar of god eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man."-Thomas Jefferson