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Showing Original Post only (View all)Photo: Bernie in Altoona: We're told that rural America doesn't like progressive ideas. [View all]

Were told that rural America doesnt like progressive ideas.
Not what I saw today at our great rally in Altoona, WI population 9,200.
People here, and across the country, understand that health care is a human right, and our economy must work for all, not just the few.
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Photo: Bernie in Altoona: We're told that rural America doesn't like progressive ideas. [View all]
Donkees
Mar 8
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It's interesting and gratifying to me who is stepping forward to lead in our fight for freedom.
Magoo48
Mar 8
#13
Hillary is 77 years old. Maybe she feels that she has done enough and wants to retire.
totodeinhere
Mar 9
#40
He';s doing just what he should be doing. Promoting the people and discussing their needs.
Autumn
Mar 9
#26
IMHO, the word "coalition" needs to be in our vocabulary at this point in time. As an independent
Kashkakat v.2.0
Mar 9
#35
I watched a couple of speeches, he didn't particularly promote the Democratic Party.
betsuni
Mar 9
#50
Just saw Altoona speech and Democrats mentioned only once, the both sides corrupt by billionaires comment.
betsuni
Mar 10
#53
I would make the argument that it's "conservative" to want to do things the way we've been doing them
Kashkakat v.2.0
Mar 9
#31
Here's hoping that Bernie can inspire many more Democratic representatives and senators to . . .
peggysue2
Mar 9
#34
Do this ruby red Butler County PA or Altoona, PA and I'll start to believe this.
AZLD4Candidate
Mar 9
#38
I see a paradox here. As Bernie said, poll after poll indicates that when asked specific questions
totodeinhere
Mar 9
#39
They're not voting on policy, it's identity and culture wars, all emotional. Why explaining doesn't work.
betsuni
Mar 9
#47
If people don't see either candidate making their lives better they will vote for whoever takes their side on the cultur
biocube
Mar 9
#49