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A friend of mine's daughter is one of those Bernie millennials, she voted for Johnson
doc03
Dec 2016
#1
She never voted for Bernie for the right reasons, if somehow she was able to trade-up for Johnson.
JCanete
Dec 2016
#2
which applies double or more so to the republican party and most pro-corporate politicians.
JCanete
Dec 2016
#23
Your version of selfish is not mine. Being a part of the democratic process by running for election
JCanete
Dec 2016
#33
I'm sorry, what just happened there? You got that from my post in which I suggested that
JCanete
Dec 2016
#36
tbh if he hadn't run I think that would have depressed turnout as well
forjusticethunders
Dec 2016
#40
Wasn't it Bernie that started the "corrupt corporate serving Hillary" theme?
CajunBlazer
Dec 2016
#14
You, my friend, are a perfect example of what I was talking about in my post above
CajunBlazer
Dec 2016
#17
Until Comney, most polls had us winning a senate majority and big gains in congress.
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#26
You can't have this both ways. Either Sanders cost us the election, in which case I say no, the DNC
JCanete
Dec 2016
#27
Actually it was such a squeaker that any of a multitude of things could have turned it around...
bettyellen
Dec 2016
#28
Sure. I'm not going to dredge up for the purposes of this conversation whether all accusations
JCanete
Dec 2016
#29
No, but those individuals, whoever they are, weren't goaded to do so by Sanders
JCanete
Dec 2016
#39
Most people aren't going to face that reality very quickly, and those people who hate Hillary, or
JCanete
Dec 2016
#3
Yes, this is a fair criticism of the approach. I was just saying that people who
JCanete
Dec 2016
#5
They must be rejoicing now at all the system shock. I hold them accountable for it.
Justice
Dec 2016
#7
Exit polls in both 1992 and 1996 clearly showed that Perot took equally from both candidates.
StevieM
Dec 2016
#31
I think the worst part is how such people style themselves "heroes" in their own minds.
BobbyDrake
Dec 2016
#10