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Bohemianwriter

(978 posts)
57. So what's your stance on these issues?
Sun Apr 24, 2016, 12:44 PM
Apr 2016

Are they liberal, neoliberal, conservative or neocon?

Why don't you ask yourself that question rather than deflect?

It's a poor revolutionary kennetha Apr 2016 #1
That's a shallow and wrongheaded answer Armstead Apr 2016 #25
Because of inquities in our system, minorties make up a big percentage of the poor . . . brush Apr 2016 #35
You are correct in terms of present familiarity with candidates Armstead Apr 2016 #36
Maybe, but still, if the poor, a good many of whom are minorities, did vote, they've vote like . . brush Apr 2016 #39
I am talking about larger than just electoral strategy Armstead Apr 2016 #41
Didn't he suggest that that was one of the reasons he was losing? brush Apr 2016 #44
Analyze this: young adults are also known for not voting, yet that is who Sanders went after... KittyWampus Apr 2016 #43
i will not try to convince you of anything, not analyze anything Armstead Apr 2016 #45
Has he had a voter registration effort going? brush Apr 2016 #60
I can't speak for that...I'm not on his campaign staff Armstead Apr 2016 #61
But Amstead, Bernie's answer is telling. kstewart33 Apr 2016 #46
From about 3 precent in the polls to about 40 percent is pretty damn good Armstead Apr 2016 #50
From 3% to 40% is huge. kstewart33 Apr 2016 #52
No prob about the name...It's my middle name and I had a hard time spelling it when young Armstead Apr 2016 #54
AMEN uponit7771 Apr 2016 #56
Currently he is 44% of voters below $50,000, still losing in that category also. Thinkingabout Apr 2016 #2
Let's all pile on the Only liberal candidate up for the presidential election fasttense Apr 2016 #3
This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel Apr 2016 #5
Obviously you don't want liberals in the Democratic party. fasttense Apr 2016 #6
This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel Apr 2016 #7
If you support Hillary... Bohemianwriter Apr 2016 #19
Careful, with all those purity tests, the "revolution" becomes exclusive... JaneyVee Apr 2016 #27
so who do you want to include here? Bohemianwriter Apr 2016 #28
So what's your stance on these issues? Bohemianwriter Apr 2016 #57
You've just diagnosed a considerable portion of the Democratic Party membership. kstewart33 Apr 2016 #47
What are your stance on these issue? Bohemianwriter Apr 2016 #58
No, I think you are a moderate conservative capatalist fasttense Apr 2016 #23
" Hillary is more RepubliCON like than Trump." How exactly? n/t pampango Apr 2016 #8
To name a few Gwhittey Apr 2016 #12
Since Trump "lies" and "flips his views" repeating his talking points does not prove anything. pampango Apr 2016 #16
I was only replying from stand point that many voters will take in GE Gwhittey Apr 2016 #17
Same goes for Hillary TrueDemVA Apr 2016 #18
I can see this wishy washiness from HRC & Trump astrophuss42 Apr 2016 #34
7-0 leave Duckhunter935 Apr 2016 #30
That's the point...This is not only about Sanders. It's a campaign against all reform Armstead Apr 2016 #26
This message was self-deleted by its author rjsquirrel Apr 2016 #4
you put a smile on my face...like if wasn;t for the fact beachbum bob Apr 2016 #9
Do have link to that post Gwhittey Apr 2016 #13
Sanders' analysis about the poor, and those supporters of his who agree are nuts. brush Apr 2016 #38
Some factual data... Sancho Apr 2016 #10
This exactly. ismnotwasm Apr 2016 #15
More like voter suppression... Bohemianwriter Apr 2016 #20
Well said, thanks! nt haikugal Apr 2016 #37
The poor turn out to vote for Clinton, not Sanders Tarc Apr 2016 #11
My problem with that is this; He won Washington State in a landslide ismnotwasm Apr 2016 #14
She won NY, where turnout was 29%, in NYC just 12% of eligible Democrats voted at all. Bluenorthwest Apr 2016 #21
But Sanders is the champion of the poor AND he's drawing people into the political process. George II Apr 2016 #22
He's behind because capitalist don't want a Socialist President. fasttense Apr 2016 #24
Capitalism will always exist. Always. JaneyVee Apr 2016 #29
Money is NOT capitalism. Capitalism will evolve away like feudalism. fasttense Apr 2016 #31
I dont want to read Marx, I like capitalism. And... JaneyVee Apr 2016 #32
Polls in NY were held when poor were at work and not when Stock Markets opened egalitegirl Apr 2016 #33
So, what does that say about caucuses which are more time restrictive? Chicago1980 Apr 2016 #42
Nice comeback, Chicago. kstewart33 Apr 2016 #48
What does that say? Chicago1980 Apr 2016 #40
I think Bernie made a broad brush with his comment. Of course many in riversedge Apr 2016 #49
Political Correctness is a Self-Inflicted Restriction on Free Speech PCPrincess Apr 2016 #51
Thank you for speaking so eloquently for the poor. beedle Apr 2016 #59
The poor don't vote because they have been disproportionately disenfranchised. -none Apr 2016 #53
Well he and his supporters have slammed every other good Democrat, now let's slam the poor. Hoyt Apr 2016 #55
It's true. Poor people don't vote... ContinentalOp Apr 2016 #62
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