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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Sanders quickly makes changes when challenged b y BLM. Clinton wags her finger. Who's out of step? [View all]cui bono
(19,926 posts)259. I COMPLETELY agree with you. I said that because that's the accusation made to anyone who points
out that Bernie is an unknown when they are explaining why Bernie has low polling across the board. We are then accused of saying that PoC are stupid and uninformed. Thank you for proving that is not what we are saying at all.
The fact is that Bernie is not a household name as Clinton is. If he were he would be polling much higher among all racial groups.
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Sanders quickly makes changes when challenged b y BLM. Clinton wags her finger. Who's out of step? [View all]
Armstead
Aug 2015
OP
frankly I think it backfired: FB and Twitter were immediately *deluged* with CSPAN videos on YouTube
MisterP
Aug 2015
#121
dunno, there's not that big a favorability gap race-wise: it's more that there's a separate
MisterP
Aug 2015
#141
The most extreme who do it are radiating hatred, not objective (or deliberately false) criticism
passiveporcupine
Aug 2015
#68
Well, if he's just an unkown white guy, somone forgot to tell those huge masses of rally attendees
Bubzer
Aug 2015
#53
The MSM ignore him. We know about him from online, lefty media, and word of mouth.
senz
Aug 2015
#64
I've noticed when members of AA communities discover Bernie's history in marching next to MLK jr...
Bubzer
Aug 2015
#91
Bernie voted for some of those same laws... None of these guys can throw a stone
uponit7771
Aug 2015
#226
I don't think Bernie is our best bet... Other than say a bunch of stuff that should be obvious he's
uponit7771
Aug 2015
#225
HRC was being real with what she can do. BS is saying what they wish he could accomplish.
kelliekat44
Aug 2015
#36
Isn't it insane that you talk about assassination and I nod my head in agreement. This
Ed Suspicious
Aug 2015
#52
telling them that they must tell her what policies are needed hardly qualifies as
magical thyme
Aug 2015
#58
I'm pro Bernie, but I'd have to admit a certain ammount of curiosity at a Sanders/Clinton ticket.
Bubzer
Aug 2015
#77
Right!!! Sanders isn't saying how he's going to get past the Republican congress
uponit7771
Aug 2015
#227
As Rumsfeld said, they MAKE the news to be reported by their 'noise-machine',
Joe Chi Minh
Aug 2015
#42
So you think it is ok for Bernie to be grouchy, it is not healing his problem.
Thinkingabout
Aug 2015
#7
Then perhaps your opinion of Hillary meeting with BLM wasn't handled badly, it might be better to
Thinkingabout
Aug 2015
#14
Hillary's little, polite, private get together was a hoot. No shouting at her onstage!
jalan48
Aug 2015
#25
Since I did not start the op perhaps addressing someone else would be better, the spin would
Thinkingabout
Aug 2015
#104
MY OP was in response to seeing contiinued claims and innuendo along those lines
Armstead
Aug 2015
#126
I would not count on Bernie winning the nomination,he lacks in some serious matters.
Thinkingabout
Aug 2015
#216
Opinions have already been made in this matter, keeping it in the spot light is not soothing to a
Thinkingabout
Aug 2015
#18
No. Yours does. I watched his speech in whitesville NH today. In that bastion of albino, he spoke
Ed Suspicious
Aug 2015
#45
I do not have a problem, if he wants to correct the issues with minorities then he will work on it
Thinkingabout
Aug 2015
#103
After Seattle, he missed opportunity after NN, O'Malley met with them after NN.
Thinkingabout
Aug 2015
#192
Because if there's one thing you do around someone under Secret Service protection
NuclearDem
Aug 2015
#27
yes he did after the person in charge of the social security rally closed down the event
azurnoir
Aug 2015
#47
presumably the white fragility and Democrats' resistance to outside styles of activism
MisterP
Aug 2015
#30
I love the way the B.L.M. matter has managed to move the discussion away from
LiberalArkie
Aug 2015
#31
School Uniforms and V-Chips in TVs were the solution to everything as I recall
Armstead
Aug 2015
#131
Every time you respond, everything you say when you do this, just makes it worse
randys1
Aug 2015
#247
She didn't "wag her finger" - did you see the two of them and their hand gestures?
George II
Aug 2015
#49
She came across overbearing, condescending, interrupting, unfriendly & just a tad defensive.
senz
Aug 2015
#107
"I will grant you this, she came across as very decisive in avoiding giving any real answer."
Utopian Leftist
Aug 2015
#138
Hillary gave a very real answer: She said get a plan: She said what do you want done?
lewebley3
Aug 2015
#231
they asked her for *her* plan, how *she* intended to address violence against POC
magical thyme
Aug 2015
#234
Hillary, did address the violence she said it was bad: Like very one thinks: She is not in office!
lewebley3
Aug 2015
#254
saying violence is bad is how she plans to address it if/when she is in office? seriously?
magical thyme
Aug 2015
#258
Larry Wilmore wasn't very impressed with her "presidential" performance:
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#116
I often wake up the dogs and cats lol when I watch the Nightly Show.
beam me up scottie
Aug 2015
#189
So did Sanders! But the Clintons are responsible for it, Sanders gets a pass.
George II
Aug 2015
#168
Becaust the 2007 candidate of "hardworking people, white people" really gets--
eridani
Aug 2015
#209
At Netroots Bernie threatened to leave, and then gave his standard stump speech,
pnwmom
Aug 2015
#57
It is a fact that Bernie was the keynoter. It is a fact that he left before giving his address.
pnwmom
Aug 2015
#105
The keynoter was running a tight schedule and didn't have all day to stand there..
frylock
Aug 2015
#110
He gave them plenty of time. He would have been justified to then have them ejected.
pnwmom
Aug 2015
#114
You're part of the Socical Security Works Coalition, so you know he was the keynoter
eridani
Aug 2015
#206
I know he was the keynoter because he was advertised, in advance, as the keynoter.
pnwmom
Aug 2015
#208
And how did you miss the two hours that the event had already been going on before he got there? n/
eridani
Aug 2015
#210
Sanders wasn't allowed to speak. Those 3 gals played "keep the mic away from him" for 20 minutes.
Major Hogwash
Aug 2015
#214
Lol, the finger was very active. If I had been one of the BLM guys, I would have backed up some
Vattel
Aug 2015
#94
You know many people of color don't even know Sanders to have a problem with him
uponit7771
Aug 2015
#93
Red herring... Not the slightest intimation in my post of such. FACT many PoC don't know who Bernie
uponit7771
Aug 2015
#223
I COMPLETELY agree with you. I said that because that's the accusation made to anyone who points
cui bono
Aug 2015
#259
Bernie did listen and expand his message, I suspect it will grow even more, Hillary is waiting
Uncle Joe
Aug 2015
#123
No, she should not have defended Sanders against the strawman created by his supporters
BainsBane
Aug 2015
#193
Yup, we know already. It was his supporters, gotcha. Who gives a rat's ass about the candidates? nt
Bonobo
Aug 2015
#196
Sanders folded like a deck of cards: When confronted by BL: He screamed and ran away
lewebley3
Aug 2015
#232
I missed the screaming and running. Gee, must have been happening in the Twilight Zone
Armstead
Aug 2015
#233
It was at the Netroots: Check the video: Sanders does eveything but scream bet off my lawn
lewebley3
Aug 2015
#255