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Hassin Bin Sober

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42. Kind of ironic the "real democrat" Manchin harpooned her nomination.

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White House withdraws Neera Tanden nomination : Breaking [View all] superpatriotman Mar 2021 OP

Post removed Post removed Mar 2021 #1

Manchin was not the only one. Sanders started it with his scold and demand for apology. LizBeth Mar 2021 #4

Manchin lead the charge on the dem side jorgevlorgan Mar 2021 #7

Sanders started the charge on the Dems side at the committee hearing. LizBeth Mar 2021 #9

This message was self-deleted by its author jorgevlorgan Mar 2021 #10

it's not as though the tweets weren't going to come up at the hearing w/o Sanders mentioning them fishwax Mar 2021 #15

Looking over those glasses, and scolding her. Yes, he could have said any number of things to LizBeth Mar 2021 #18

I don't see anything wrong with him addressing the tweets fishwax Mar 2021 #20

Right, he was simply the victim. There was no "two sides of the story" in this scenario, for sure. LizBeth Mar 2021 #23

he wasn't the one intervjewing for a job fishwax Mar 2021 #48

Yes, I found it offensive once again as I watched that finger wagged at a woman demanding apology. LizBeth Mar 2021 #49

Brava! We know whaat happened.. Cha Mar 2021 #85

Sanders would have voted for her, because he supports Biden. Manchin would never vote for her. Autumn Mar 2021 #16

I do not know that to be true. Regardless, he started the tone. LizBeth Mar 2021 #19

Regardless, Bernie supports the Democratic agenda that Biden wants. Manchin is kneecapping him. Autumn Mar 2021 #24

Sanders was the very one that kneecapped Tanden. Manchin just kicked her while she was down. LizBeth Mar 2021 #27

So? He still said he would vote for you. You can blame Manchin, who said he wouldn't vote for her. Autumn Mar 2021 #33

So? Ya right LizBeth Mar 2021 #35

I don't think he did say he would vote for her dsc Mar 2021 #71

From the article rogue emissary Mar 2021 #117

From another article Autumn Mar 2021 #129

"would have been" rogue emissary Mar 2021 #139

"she dropped out". Know who else didn't officially endorse her? Your Democrat, Joe Manchin. Autumn Mar 2021 #164

You are wrong. White House sources said that Bernie said he would vote for her Autumn Mar 2021 #128

It was said after, though not by him publicly dsc Mar 2021 #130

Let it go. You're wrong. Bernie said he would vote for her, he supports Biden's agenda. Manchin Autumn Mar 2021 #133

No I am not wrong dsc Mar 2021 #136

HE doesn't have to say he would vote for her in public. HE TOLD THE WHITE HOUSE Autumn Mar 2021 #137

please stop lying about what I said dsc Mar 2021 #138

I NEVER SAID you said it was his job. You are accusing me of lying about what you posted. Autumn Mar 2021 #143

... jcgoldie Mar 2021 #132

Where in this article does it quote him or his staff on the record? rogue emissary Mar 2021 #141

Oh I see the game now jcgoldie Mar 2021 #149

Do you mean the game where you can't quote him or his staff saying he'd vote for her? rogue emissary Mar 2021 #151

No jcgoldie Mar 2021 #152

Let me be clear, I blame them both for tanking Tanden's nomination. rogue emissary Mar 2021 #158

"people were lying" jcgoldie Mar 2021 #160

Yes, that includes their trash article which is more click bait than an article. rogue emissary Mar 2021 #162

Bullshit jcgoldie Mar 2021 #168

+1. It truly amazes me the insistence to vilify Manchin and the exoneration or Sanders. It is what LizBeth Mar 2021 #153

Exactly, they both held Tanden to a level they didn't for many of Donny's nominees. rogue emissary Mar 2021 #159

Whats petty jcgoldie Mar 2021 #167

No one in the thread absolved Manchin's role except the people that want to wipe out Sanders role. LizBeth Mar 2021 #170

I posted that link. But Bernie never said it PUBLICLY. Autumn Mar 2021 #144

Kind of ironic the "real democrat" Manchin harpooned her nomination. Hassin Bin Sober Mar 2021 #42

Sanders harpooned it, Manchin joined in. LizBeth Mar 2021 #45

Exactly, and they know that. Nixie Mar 2021 #52

+1 LizBeth Mar 2021 #57

The man as chairman made it about mean tweets instead of issues JI7 Mar 2021 #73

This. He started the ball rolling then sit back and let others do. Now we see his signature is not LizBeth Mar 2021 #76

Yes, and it was a pathetic display Nixie Mar 2021 #147

Post removed Post removed Mar 2021 #56

A friend said this morning, razor thin margins in the senate means we need to be prepared to Autumn Mar 2021 #127

First of all, as pointed out below, you're not correct. But, how is this different Cuthbert Allgood Mar 2021 #134

Yep. seaglass Mar 2021 #31

+1. Thank you LizBeth Mar 2021 #36

Why would he vote for her if Manchin and no Republicans would cross over to vote for her? Autumn Mar 2021 #37

Make up your mind. You just posted that he would have voted for her. seaglass Mar 2021 #38

Which part of Manchin said he would not vote for her, Republicans would not cross over to vote for Autumn Mar 2021 #44

He should have announced she was withdrawing her nomination and there would be no vote? Or lied? Autumn Mar 2021 #51

The last I saw he refused to say if he'd vote for her. rogue emissary Mar 2021 #113

Right. Thank you. LizBeth Mar 2021 #115

He said it was true jcgoldie Mar 2021 #131

Depressing. n/t Laelth Mar 2021 #2

According to CNN she requested that her name be withdrawn. Still depressing. marmar Mar 2021 #3

Boiler Print. mobeau69 Mar 2021 #28

Neera Tanden's Exit brought to you by the following white men liskddksil Mar 2021 #5

Sanders was first to step up and call out her out with his scold. Why are we forgetting Sanders LizBeth Mar 2021 #6

Because Sanders would have voted for her and didn't cost us vital Senate races nt liskddksil Mar 2021 #8

This. marmar Mar 2021 #11

+10,000 jorgevlorgan Mar 2021 #14

Glad he would have voted for her, but he didn't need to say anything kcr Mar 2021 #26

Really? He didn't seem as sure as you are. seaglass Mar 2021 #32

Sanders' part in a lot of things is forgotten Skittles Mar 2021 #54

Yes. LizBeth Mar 2021 #58

+ JI7 Mar 2021 #82

Always find a way to blame Bernie wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #70

Sanders was the first to scold a grown woman on being mean to him, on record. LizBeth Mar 2021 #72

Sanders didn't out and out announce he won't vote for her wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #77

That's the line you are standing on? LizBeth Mar 2021 #78

Why are you caping for Manchin anyway? wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #79

All about gaslighting. Pretending Sanders didn't start it all and certainly had his part in this and LizBeth Mar 2021 #80

This is about Manchin, not Sanders wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #81

Tou totally misread the poster.. she Cha Mar 2021 #86

The poster was clearly trying to deflect blame from Manchin to Sanders wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #87

Blame Manchin. Sanders started it and he gets equal blame. This is not a tough one. LizBeth Mar 2021 #89

Don't bothsides this wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #92

I am on Tanden side. I do not know why you do not get that. LizBeth Mar 2021 #94

Then aim your vitriol at Manchin wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #96

I disagree with you as I have argued thru out this thread. LizBeth Mar 2021 #98

Sounds like you just want an excuse to dump on Bernie wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #101

Poor picked on Sanders defending himself to the point of scolding a woman on record because she LizBeth Mar 2021 #102

Tanden is mature enough to own those tweets and apologize for them wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #105

Like I said.. she is giving the timeline of Cha Mar 2021 #106

No.. she was Clearly Not "trying to Cover Cha Mar 2021 #104

Well, Tanden certainly had a reason to apologize. Sanders was scolding her on record at the LizBeth Mar 2021 #109

Yes, for the reason you stated.. but Cha Mar 2021 #122

But she did apologize for her tweets wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #110

He was holding the job over her head. Are you for real? Damn this would not be the hill I stood on. LizBeth Mar 2021 #111

You're on the hill of blaming Bernie or bust wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #114

I am calling out Sanders actions that were in part to the ousting of Tanden that I found to be very LizBeth Mar 2021 #116

Tanden put herself in that position with her tweets wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #119

Exactly.. like I said Cha Mar 2021 #124

Yes, I read she "apologized".. she was left with Cha Mar 2021 #123

You're okay with people insinuating that Democrats and allies wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #145

Not only did Sanders own it, he then blamed HRC for not addressing it. A pattern. LizBeth Mar 2021 #146

Reverse it. If Sanders had tweeted about Tanden what she did Cuthbert Allgood Mar 2021 #135

Let's be honest. These people love exacting political revenge for anyone who said anything... Hassin Bin Sober Mar 2021 #142

Here's the thing about being a grownup. You have to conduct yourself as one on social media. Hassin Bin Sober Mar 2021 #148

Here is something else about being a grown up. Recognizing and acknowledging the different standards LizBeth Mar 2021 #154

Remember when AOC got her Covid vaccination? That was epic too. Autumn Mar 2021 #165

Agreed - it's like people think people should have their cake and eat it too - get plaudits for Midwestern Democrat Mar 2021 #171

VERY much deserved Skittles Mar 2021 #83

Tanden did herself no favors with the Bernie mean tweets wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #84

Now you acknowledge Sanders part in ousting Tanden then blame Tanden. Just like LizBeth Mar 2021 #88

Bernie had every right to address the mean tweet wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #90

Again you acknowledge Sanders scolding and are good with it. I am not. LizBeth Mar 2021 #95

Yes, nobody can say anything about her mean tweets wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #99

Yes Sanders wagged the finger scolding her and giving her a stern look over his glasses eliciting LizBeth Mar 2021 #107

Tanden put herself in that position wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #112

That tweet is factual and not mean at all. radius777 Mar 2021 #91

Tanden suggested that Bernie got foreign help wellst0nev0ter Mar 2021 #93

But our intelligence agencies suggested that Bernie's movement radius777 Mar 2021 #103

Exactly.. it was well documented .. it can't be Cha Mar 2021 #125

Yes, exactly. And why I refuse to just walk on by. Yes. You said it well. LizBeth Mar 2021 #97

I know.. it's Horrible. No need to Cha Mar 2021 #120

yes, telling the truth is not always a great idea Skittles Mar 2021 #163

Sanders would have voted for her BradAllison Mar 2021 #150

Sanders issue was certainly personal also. He brought it to the forefront in a committee hearing LizBeth Mar 2021 #155

But it was Joey Boy's deal breaker. BradAllison Mar 2021 #156

I have not minimized Manchin's participation in sabotaging Tanden. I refuse to ignore Sanders LizBeth Mar 2021 #157

Bloomberg had nothing to do with Toomey winning Deminpenn Mar 2021 #47

: onecaliberal Mar 2021 #12

If this were to become a standard going forward, that would be one thing dsc Mar 2021 #13

+1 LizBeth Mar 2021 #21

They are considered uppity women and should know their place. sheshe2 Mar 2021 #34

+1 uponit7771 Mar 2021 #60

Yup, did those who scolded her for tweets say anything about Josh Hawley ? JI7 Mar 2021 #75

Yes, this is pretty depressing. Sucks to be a woman. Men are not held to the same Biophilic Mar 2021 #17

one word bdamomma Mar 2021 #22

That won't be a problem. nt mobeau69 Mar 2021 #30

Biden & Team will pick a highly qualified alternative. Kaleva Mar 2021 #25

Agree. Hortensis Mar 2021 #40

Sounds like Biden will find a non-confirmation position for her. BlueCheeseAgain Mar 2021 #29

Welcome to DU! bdamomma Mar 2021 #41

Yes, and oh yes. It could be noted I suppose that Sanders Hortensis Mar 2021 #46

+1 uponit7771 Mar 2021 #61

Welcome to our DU family. niyad Mar 2021 #66

There are a whole lot of fragile, easily bruised egos in the senate. BannonsLiver Mar 2021 #39

Yup, bitterness over multiple losses which they claim were rigged JI7 Mar 2021 #74

Yeah, they think their Cha Mar 2021 #121

I thought Presidents had an absolute right to appoint their own people? gratuitous Mar 2021 #43

It should be that way Nasruddin Mar 2021 #59

They do, the advise and consent doesn't extend to blocking. Same with SC justices ... uponit7771 Mar 2021 #62

She'll be fine Deminpenn Mar 2021 #50

Damn!!! I love her laugh, wit and experience. BigmanPigman Mar 2021 #53

I understand why Neera Tanden withdrew, but it's a shame a competent/experienced person couldn't iluvtennis Mar 2021 #55

Too bad. She was great. I guess different standards apply to us. mahina Mar 2021 #63

After 4 years of the garbage mouth "insulting Insult"....? Hulk Mar 2021 #64

Well... that didnt take long quakerboy Mar 2021 #65

This is sad. But she will land on her feet. PatrickforB Mar 2021 #67

I still think she was the sacrificial lamb. Calista241 Mar 2021 #68

If we keep folding without a fight they will challenge every nominee until we fold. usaf-vet Mar 2021 #69

Math is math. tritsofme Mar 2021 #108

Sure, it's the middle aged brown woman responsible for the toxic online culture. radius777 Mar 2021 #100

+1 LizBeth Mar 2021 #118

You are confusing supporters with the Principal Hassin Bin Sober Mar 2021 #140

Yeah, "let's blame it on Neera Tanden".. that should Cha Mar 2021 #161

Well known? AZProgressive Mar 2021 #166

Yes I saw it with my OWN EYES.. nobody Cha Mar 2021 #169

What will Tanden's new position in the Biden admin be? Hortensis Mar 2021 #126