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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: To Sanders supporters FROM a Sanders supporter: please stop saying Bernie should've got the nom. [View all]bettyellen
(47,209 posts)83. Just like Trump? Headline grabbing is your criteria? Not mine.
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To Sanders supporters FROM a Sanders supporter: please stop saying Bernie should've got the nom. [View all]
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
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Well said, but also remember that what gets said on DU has absolutely nothing to do...
TreasonousBastard
Jan 2017
#1
The DNC had nothing to do with the fact that Jewish, African American and Latino voters rejected
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#2
Hillary brought up the ghost Bobby Kennedy to justify why she was staying in the race in 2008
NWCorona
Jan 2017
#13
That never happened. She wasn't even answering a question about whether she could still win.
StevieM
Jan 2017
#17
What are you talking about? She was talking about people trying to push her out of the race
NWCorona
Jan 2017
#19
Yes, and that was a long time ago! She dropped that "ghost of Bobby Kennedy" more than a month...
George II
Jan 2017
#33
Then why bring up what she said more than a month before the convention, and a few days....
George II
Jan 2017
#36
Like I said. To show that Hillary chose to stay in the race even tho the math was against her
NWCorona
Jan 2017
#39
And Sanders chose to stay in the race ONE MONTH LONGER for the same "reason"!
George II
Jan 2017
#43
Yes he did. It didn't bother me that Hillary stayed in either. In fact it pissed me off
NWCorona
Jan 2017
#46
Well, some people as sure as hell being sore winners... i remember when Obama came in and
dionysus
Jan 2017
#98
Politically speaking that was a very long time, and Kennedy got shredded for what he did. BUT....
George II
Jan 2017
#71
But Kennedy DID withdraw before the first ballot, Sanders waited until more than halfway through....
George II
Jan 2017
#92
Sanders has been faithfully voting for Democratic leadership in the House and Senate
former9thward
Jan 2017
#93
Again with the timeline? Is that all you have because you use use it ad nauseum
NWCorona
Jan 2017
#74
"Sticking it to Trump"? Just yesterday he was lecturing Democrats that they should NOT do so.
George II
Jan 2017
#34
I said somewhere else that he's starting to look more like Joe Lieberman every day.
George II
Jan 2017
#65
Oh fuck him for that. No wonder he's been so silent on Sessions and That piece of shit from Exxon!
bettyellen
Jan 2017
#81
Sanders is not immune to criticism... he needs to stay home too, as should all Dems.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jan 2017
#164
He's everywhere now because he's selling a book. He was no where to be found
lapucelle
Jan 2017
#155
It is no lock for Ellison, but unless things have changed, Schumer has endorsed him, and that does
still_one
Jan 2017
#86
You tell em... Bernie is the example all future Democratic candidates should follow.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jan 2017
#156
How specifically has he "stepped up to fill the leadership vacuum"? And just what is that "vacuum"?
George II
Jan 2017
#45
So then, you can't be specific or cite one single act of "leadership". I see.
George II
Jan 2017
#51
The Sanders wing is not destined to become the dominant faction in the Democratic Party
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#29
What is so sad is that you think that anyone cares about the Sanders could win thread
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#100
You posted another response to this post showing you did care about such threads.
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#108
We will need every vote we can get(and neither HRC nor Bernie will run again).
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#85
As strident a Clinton supporter as I have been, there is zero chance she is going to be the nominee
Grey Lemercier
Jan 2017
#90
IMHO, what hurt Bernie the most in the primaries was the vitriol by some of his
still_one
Jan 2017
#11
since the time I've been here, there's been vitriol on both sides, and that was pretty
JCanete
Jan 2017
#12
I understand Ken, and that was my first comment, it was not meant to reopen the
still_one
Jan 2017
#23
Are you going to keep this up until everyone even vaguely associated with the Sanders campaign
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#61
Had a long post, but in the interest of not rehashing this erased it. To going forward. nt
JCanete
Jan 2017
#22
Then just to that point, that was the focus of my first comment, which was short
still_one
Jan 2017
#25
I haven't seen any posts containing anti semitic remarks that received a lot of recommendations
still_one
Jan 2017
#95
The premise that the Sanders wing is destined to control the Democratic party is not true
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#15
The "No TPP" language was omitted from the platform in order not to embarrass a sitting Democratic
lapucelle
Jan 2017
#162
I don't know Goth. I suspect a good number of us, I know I have, edit a post because the phrasing
still_one
Jan 2017
#87
It is so hard to rise above isn't it? I kind of fell into that trap in this thread too. nt
JCanete
Jan 2017
#32
I am still thinking the majority will rule the DNC, it works better when the majority is in control.
Thinkingabout
Jan 2017
#50
Again, I'm arguing that Sanders people shouldn't be posting those threads anymore.
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#107
It's enough to say that what was done re: PP and HRC and Lewis shouldn't have been done.
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#119
If you look at the facts, sanders ran not to win the nomination but to get media coverage
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#124
The math is the math-Sanders was really effectively eliminated on Super Tuesday
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#133
If your goal is unity, then stop using a straw man and address the issues set forth on this thread
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#146
Do you understand that I was asking people to STOP posting the threads you object to?
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#149
I do not object to these threads because such threads are too silly to take seriously
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#153
Sanders hosted DSCC retreats for financial sector donors when he ran for senate.
lapucelle
Jan 2017
#166
And yet several of your fellow Sanders supporters want to claim that Sanders is the defacto ruler
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#134
I never SAID he or his supporters were destined or pre-destined and you know it.
Ken Burch
Jan 2017
#139
Then tell your fellow Sanders supporters that Sanders is not the defacto ruler of the party
Gothmog
Jan 2017
#141
I didn't suggest that sanders did everything he could at the convention...
Docreed2003
Jan 2017
#147