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In reply to the discussion: Sanders brushes off Clinton criticism: 'Look forward and not backward' [View all]LanternWaste
(37,748 posts)13. Seems the only perceived difference between debate and analysis anymore...
Seems the only perceived difference between debate and analysis anymore is simply whose sacred cow is being examined.
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Sanders brushes off Clinton criticism: 'Look forward and not backward' [View all]
Donkees
Sep 2017
OP
And there you go....and bernie supporters wonder why Hillary supporters want to be heard
all american girl
Sep 2017
#178
Oh, yeah, the vast majority of Super-delegates had all but declared their votes for her.
Fantastic Anarchist
Sep 2017
#181
Refusing to show his tax returns. Saying he was too busy, or that he had to look for them, but he
lunamagica
Sep 2017
#106
Yeah, always liked how Hillary was to blame for Bernie's votes and Bill's
all american girl
Sep 2017
#40
so, are you saying that she never got blamed for the crime bill, that bernie voted for, and she
all american girl
Sep 2017
#128
I'm saying the notion Bernie Sanders cost Hillary Clinton the election is laughably imbecilic.
Act_of_Reparation
Sep 2017
#197
So she's works her ass off, and tens of millions of Americans aren't allowed a choice?
Kentonio
Sep 2017
#170
When we talk about a coronation we're talking about the first half of the primary.
Kentonio
Sep 2017
#172
Yes, how interesting how specific one's talk actually is, when the ONLY demand for a
Ninsianna
Sep 2017
#207
Interesting attempt at wiping out history and replacing it with your own fictional version.
Kentonio
Sep 2017
#209
he tried to take something that was rightfully hers! YOU ARE 1000% CORRECT. Selfish old bugger
trueblue2007
Sep 2017
#82
I don't want him to do anything except join the Democratic Party or refrain from commenting on it,
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#135
The email server in question was ex-president Bill's. She started using it since it was there...
brush
Sep 2017
#124
Problem is...how do we do anything about that right now, in the minority in Congress
Ken Burch
Sep 2017
#174
A permanent, well-funded DNC committee that hires good legal help to take repug cheaters to court,
brush
Sep 2017
#184
Seems the only perceived difference between debate and analysis anymore...
LanternWaste
Sep 2017
#13
Considering the recent issue with DACA and it being possibly tied to a wall.
Weekend Warrior
Sep 2017
#17
I know why he voted no on the bill. He couldn't wait to go to the Lou Dobbs show and say why,
lunamagica
Sep 2017
#155
You are so right about this! When he was on the Dobbs show, he and dobbs were like two
lunamagica
Sep 2017
#111
His supporters included Democrats and independents - including some libertarian leaning
karynnj
Sep 2017
#69
I think they are going to, in a negative way. Nina Turner is on record stating....
George II
Sep 2017
#30
come on...under impossible conditions. No republican we've seen in years passes the litmus test.
JCanete
Sep 2017
#94
yeah, if that republican believes in medicare for all. You want to get hung up on letters or the
JCanete
Sep 2017
#109
She didn't qualify it with "and the Democratic candidate doesn't..." How many republicans....
George II
Sep 2017
#112
she gave no reason to assume that should both candidates support something like that, they
JCanete
Sep 2017
#116
for you to assume they would do it differently is strange to me. Why would they endorse the
JCanete
Sep 2017
#122
Well, sir, why not read the entire interview. You'll get a the full gist of what she was saying.
George II
Sep 2017
#127
Exactly, she totally meant that as a club. Didn't she even say Democrats have
R B Garr
Sep 2017
#119
Yes she did, and she said even good progressive Democrats like Sherrod Brown would have to kiss her
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#200
Sen. Sanders recently said not believing in Medicare for All is not a 'deal breaker' so
Demsrule86
Sep 2017
#185
sure, there's a point there. But I think Sanders could easily field her criticism so
JCanete
Sep 2017
#95
I call Bullshit Hyperbole on "suggesting change on this site gets alerted."
emulatorloo
Sep 2017
#56
I think you misunderstood. She doesn't blame Sanders for losing, and Dems...
Honeycombe8
Sep 2017
#166
I agree. I hate to see this. I'm hoping it'll pass before the 2018 mid-terms. nt
Honeycombe8
Sep 2017
#205
Basically, Sanders is busy STILL BEING RELEVENT and having a job in Washington DC to do.
JoeStuckInOH
Sep 2017
#130
and the circular firing squad continues (referring to the comments in this thread). nt
Javaman
Sep 2017
#182