2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Huffington Post: Bernie Sanders Should Not be Allowed to Hold the Democratic Party Hostage [View all]Gothmog
(161,795 posts)You seem to think that the party should blindly accept Sanders proposals and recommendations but do not want to address the fact that Sanders was soundly rejected by key demographic groups such as Jewish, African American and Latino voters. Do the 57% of Democratic primary voters who rejected Sanders get to have a say in the party's platform?
There are Sanders supporters who acted up at the national convention when delegates refused to change their votes to Sanders and did not ignore the will of the majority of the Democratic party. The national convention was not fun. I have been working within the party for a long time and I have a good feel as to how many Democrats feel
No one is excluding you from the debate but the Sanders wing of the party did not win the primaries and do not control the party.
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