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glennward

(989 posts)
Tue Jul 26, 2016, 06:04 PM Jul 2016

What? Bernie says he will not raise money for Hillary? He will continue his Independent movement?

Just heard this on MSNBC. WTF?

I am glad he raised the acclimation but are we going to be in for more of the bs through the entire GE??

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What? Bernie says he will not raise money for Hillary? He will continue his Independent movement? (Original Post) glennward Jul 2016 OP
I say bullshit to MSNBS. They have been spewing the Democratic disunity theme since the Convention still_one Jul 2016 #1
+ a million or so! BlueMTexpat Jul 2016 #5
Ha! I saw what you did there! Evergreen Emerald Jul 2016 #7
Now I am starting to understand why people are complaing about media coverage CajunBlazer Jul 2016 #8
The campaign is over. yallerdawg Jul 2016 #2
Not over. It has just begun. The GE is the prize. The primary is over the real campaing has just glennward Jul 2016 #3
Bernie's campaign is over. yallerdawg Jul 2016 #4
I hope all these "new voters" he claims to have brought into the party are energized enough Fla Dem Jul 2016 #10
Goodbye, Senator Sanders...nt asuhornets Jul 2016 #6
Dustbin of History. Walk away Jul 2016 #9
Don't shoot the messenger... Blue Idaho Jul 2016 #11

still_one

(96,530 posts)
1. I say bullshit to MSNBS. They have been spewing the Democratic disunity theme since the Convention
Tue Jul 26, 2016, 06:09 PM
Jul 2016

started. Maybe they can have a few more photoshoots of Jill Stein, or search for that 1 or 2 supposed Sanders' supporters who say they won't vote for Hillary.

Screw MSNBS, and the MSM

Too bad for them that at the end of this Convention, the Democratic party will be unified

Evergreen Emerald

(13,095 posts)
7. Ha! I saw what you did there!
Wed Jul 27, 2016, 08:34 AM
Jul 2016

The media is all about attacking Clinton. No matter what BS they have to shove at us.

CajunBlazer

(5,648 posts)
8. Now I am starting to understand why people are complaing about media coverage
Wed Jul 27, 2016, 09:14 AM
Jul 2016

Evidently the problem is MSNBC. I have been watching CNN where the coverage of the convention has be very positive especially after last night. The normal Republican commentators are almost apologizing for saying something negative. (That was kind of funny.) Early in the first day they were playing up the rebellious Sanders' delegate angle, but that emphasis by CNN dropped off dramatically after the situation started to stabilize.

I don't watch MSNBC so I am not qualified to comment, but it seems like their emphasis on trying to find disunity in the convention may be motivated by their desire to pacify their hard left viewers, an important part of their market, whereas CNN doesn't feel the need to do that. Those people are really not part of their market.

I would be interested in the views of more knowledgeable people on this subject.

 

glennward

(989 posts)
3. Not over. It has just begun. The GE is the prize. The primary is over the real campaing has just
Tue Jul 26, 2016, 07:15 PM
Jul 2016

begun.

Fla Dem

(25,685 posts)
10. I hope all these "new voters" he claims to have brought into the party are energized enough
Wed Jul 27, 2016, 11:05 AM
Jul 2016

to stay involved, to run for local and state offices. To vote in the mid terms. That will be an indication that his revolution has legs and wasn't just a flash in the pan.

Blue Idaho

(5,500 posts)
11. Don't shoot the messenger...
Wed Jul 27, 2016, 11:17 AM
Jul 2016

MSRNC is rapidly going to the dogs - and its going on my "do not watch" list - but let's face it. Sen. Sanders has no long term interest in the Democratic Party. He will run for re-election as an Independent, and he truly believes he has a "movement" wait for him to lead.

I welcome his help electing Sec. Clinton but it seems to me he is mostly interested in feathering his own nest.

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