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In reply to the discussion: Post removed [View all]Buzz cook
(2,703 posts)137. Bernie Sanders First to Sign Pledge
https://www.thedailybeast.com/bernie-sanders-first-to-sign-pledge-to-rally-behind-whoever-wins-democratic-primary
Looks like the OP got played.
National progressive outfit Indivisible on Thursday launched a pledge compelling all 2020 Democratic presidential candidates to rally behind the eventual nominee. Bernie Sanders was the first to sign it, the group revealed.
The We Are Indivisible pledge asks for three commitments from him and any other prospective signers, as first reported by BuzzFeed News. First, Indivisibles pledge requests that candidates make the primary constructive by outlining their visions while respecting their opponents.
Ill support the ultimate Democratic nominee, whoever it isperiod," the pledge also reads. No Monday morning quarterbacking. No third-party threats. Immediately after theres a nominee, Ill endorse.
And the group also wants a commitment that every candidate will do the work to beat Trump, including a promise that As soon as there is a nominee, I will put myself at the disposal of the campaign.
Looks like the OP got played.

primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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i agree with your comment ..... . Bernie needs to go away. And he really needed to go away in 2016.
trueblue2007
Jun 2019
#58
He was smart... when he fell and broke his hip late last fall and he was in the E.R. and the ....
Botany
Jun 2019
#112
If he denigrates the Democratic Party tonight, then he should be banned from DU.
Fla Dem
Jun 2019
#115
I don't think I've criticized a current DEMOCRATIC candidate, but then again.............
George II
Jun 2019
#7
He is NOT a Democrat, why do we have to FUCKING TIPTOE AROUND ABOUT THAT?
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2019
#27
All it will take, as we know from history, is a small percentage who decide NOT to vote
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2019
#30
When Trump did the same thing in 16, i figured he was done for. I was wrong of course
oldsoftie
Jun 2019
#8
Trump would not promise that he would back the Republican candidate in the General election
Tom Rinaldo
Jun 2019
#122
In January you said you wouldn't consider him because he is a "democrat of convenience"
Hassin Bin Sober
Jun 2019
#12
If Bernie were to post on DU everything he says about other Dems, many of his posts
RockRaven
Jun 2019
#16
Well, he is NOT a Democrat, so criticizing him is appropriate especially since has already
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2019
#26
During the primaries distinctions and decisions must be made. Only one candidate will be chosen.
Nitram
Jun 2019
#34
Every time Senator BS opens his yap I'm more embarrassed about having supported him last time.
Still In Wisconsin
Jun 2019
#39
If this is his litmus test to being vetted by Democrats, it's not going well for him.
herding cats
Jun 2019
#42
Good, thanks. It's great to hear that an "unqualified yes" applies to Bernie.
JoeOtterbein
Jun 2019
#56
Joe Biden praised Dick Cheney. Last year Biden gave a medal to George W Bush.
Eric J in MN
Jun 2019
#74
I really don't care for the "Democrats are the same as Republicans" talking point.
betsuni
Jun 2019
#81
Better be prepared to back that up, Eric J in MN. For one thing, "last year" Biden was not VP...
Hekate
Jun 2019
#80
I don't hate you. I just feel very very sorry for you and hope you wake up soon. nt
Atticus
Jun 2019
#103
Saying you feel very very sorry for them in this context is as bad as telling them you hate them,
mtnsnake
Jun 2019
#108
Sanders has repeatedly said he would campaign for the nominee regardless of who wins
ZeroSomeBrains
Jun 2019
#121
Not in any effective way, he didn't. He still whines that the nomination was stolen from him.
yardwork
Jun 2019
#131
If he wasn't an effective surrogate then Secretary Clinton would've told him to not campaign for her
ZeroSomeBrains
Jun 2019
#132
I got played? The OP merely repeats what I heard him say and what he refused to say.
Atticus
Jun 2019
#141