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“What were the points she went over that were poignant?”Donna (from Central NJ): “I think because she was dealing with college kids that it was primarily about education and I thought that was very important—talking about loan-free and tuition-free for people making below 125, and also for me a big thing was just as far as equal rights for women and LGBTQ and Planned Parenthood—that’s a big deal for me.”Marlene (from Central NJ): “I think another big issue is the gun control. She’s not opposed to the second amendment—that’s a fallacy—she just wants common sense, you know if you’re on a no-fly zone—no-fly list—and you’re a potential terrorist you shouldn’t be able to walk into North Carolina and buy a semi-automatic weapon. I think she makes a tremendous amount of sense. Whether you’re Democratic or Republican how can you disagree with that stance?” By Zach Sheldon 10/23/16 2:50am

“What were the points she went over that were poignant?”Donna (from Central NJ): “I think because she was dealing with college kids that it was primarily about education and I thought that was very important—talking about loan-free and tuition-free for people making below 125, and also for me a big thing was just as far as equal rights for women and LGBTQ and Planned Parenthood—that’s a big deal for me.”Marlene (from Central NJ): “I think another big issue is the gun control. She’s not opposed to the second amendment—that’s a fallacy—she just wants common sense, you know if you’re on a no-fly zone—no-fly list—and you’re a potential terrorist you shouldn’t be able to walk into North Carolina and buy a semi-automatic weapon. I think she makes a tremendous amount of sense. Whether you’re Democratic or Republican how can you disagree with that stance?”

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