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Where's the media outcry for failure to take responsibility for the loss? Where's the outrage for the attack?
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mcar
(42,302 posts)From those who expressed outrage that Hillary dared to criticize Bernie.......
murielm99
(30,733 posts)Around twenty-five, right? Doesn't that mean he has been inside the Beltway for a long, long time? And he couldn't get any endorsements from his colleagues?
KitSileya
(4,035 posts)TWO years before the Clintons! And he has the gall to accuse others of being establishment? What, has establishment suddenly changed to mean able to work with others to achieve one's goal?
NurseJackie
(42,862 posts)... or bundled together in that "guilty-by-association" way of phrasing things. What reason would anyone have to talk about LGBT groups with that "inside the beltway" negative connotation? Why the resentment and belly-aching?
But, returning to the point of the OP... the double-standard is clear to see if anyone cares to look, and the to be HONEST about what they see.
DURHAM D
(32,609 posts)BainsBane
(53,031 posts)And other critics forgot about that? Or perhaps they never even read Bernie's book?
JHan
(10,173 posts)I'm part of the converted. I now understand it doesn't matter what she says or how she says it, it will be misconstrued, truncated, dissected, overblown. The usual fuckery.
JHan
(10,173 posts)No surprises.
I was always amused by the claim that those groups who endorsed HRC were "establishment".
"Establishment": The word that became an albatross hung round the neck of the dem candidate ALL of 2016.
murielm99
(30,733 posts)Remember that?
JHan
(10,173 posts)to the detriment of women everywhere.
BainsBane
(53,031 posts)Who risk their lives providing healthcare to the poorest women in America, who face bomb threats and doctors being murdered.
Establishment: able (and willing) to work with others to acheve one's goals (and change society for the better, bit by bit.)
JHan
(10,173 posts)I still can't get over it, it was mystifying then.. remains so now, ESPECIALLY now.
BainsBane
(53,031 posts)failing to "look forward" have ignored this thread.
R B Garr
(16,950 posts)Yes, it is interesting that this thread is being ignored. Those are a bunch of nasty distortions in that book quote. Shows the inherent divisiveness.
BainsBane
(53,031 posts)"establishment" types.
R B Garr
(16,950 posts)the Democrat who was running before he decided how to best promote his candidacy.
BainsBane
(53,031 posts)which Sanders had every opportunity to do, since he got to DC before Hillary.
R B Garr
(16,950 posts)relationships, all over the United States and all over the world. I still listen to her book, Hard Choices, on audio in the car, and it's just amazing how many people she touched and knew and how long it took to build that level of camaraderie.
It's obvious reading this excerpt from his book that there are carefully chosen buzzwords in his recollections, all of which support a divisive position to whip up some interest, so to speak, lol. And he has been in DC longer than Hillary, interesting! That would qualify as establishment, no doubt.
mythology
(9,527 posts)It was a stupid argument on Sanders part then too.