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Congratulations to our presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden!
Democratic Primaries
In reply to the discussion: Latest Sanders attack on Joe Biden. What happened to the "Pledge"? [View all]PDittie
(8,322 posts)4. Facts are not attacks
When Biden misrepresents (and I'm being kind using this word) Bernie's plan, that requires a correction.
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I think this is a dodge to get the heat off the $15 minimum he isn't paying his workers.
George II
Jul 2019
#19
of couse it is. i hope BS gets asks why he isn't even paying his own workers $15 an hour
trueblue2007
Jul 2019
#90
It's the way it was said. Here we go again with that Sinatra/Davis Jr. song again....
George II
Jul 2019
#45
The thing, though, is that if he remains below 15% in many of those states, he gets zero delegates..
George II
Jul 2019
#59
That's a common strategy with him. Someone disagrees with him, then he claims that
ehrnst
Jul 2019
#98
Yep. We should know better than pulling this "Harry and Louise" add nonsense.
Hassin Bin Sober
Jul 2019
#12
Totally irrelevant to the OP. "The Pledge" didn't exist way back then. Oh well.....
George II
Jul 2019
#17
yep, going against an improvement over ACA, which will be pretty much dead by the time tRump
yaesu
Jul 2019
#38
Almost as substantive as alleging how it's never, ever-ever Sanders' fault.
LanternWaste
Jul 2019
#94
Two completely different statements. Anyway, where is that second one from? I'll wait....
George II
Jul 2019
#34
Lets see. When something dies it's gone. When none of our citizens get Medicare, it's gone. YMMV
Autumn
Jul 2019
#49
What you wrote in post #49 is different from what you wrote in #24. To many that's a rewrite.
George II
Jul 2019
#57
I separated the quotes. They are exact snippets from each one's quote. They are similar in
Autumn
Jul 2019
#64
Probably the fact that taxes would be raised substantially in a state where people already have
emmaverybo
Jul 2019
#68
Just another reason why Sanders won't be the nominee. This is the true face of Sanders. A divisive,
still_one
Jul 2019
#8
disruptive? I would say using GOP talking points is disruptive. Bernie is just telling it like it is
yaesu
Jul 2019
#39
And no one, not even BS, can show how what Biden said is "right wing talking points". Amazing....
George II
Jul 2019
#48
Criticizing on policy is good. Insinuating your fellow Dem opponents are like Trump is not good
emulatorloo
Jul 2019
#15
re:"Sanders did not attack Biden's policy He attacked Biden's person by comparing him with Trump."
thesquanderer
Jul 2019
#96
The people in the video/Sanders supporters who think Democrats are corrupt because Bernie says so.
betsuni
Jul 2019
#25