First Quote From Donald Trump In A New NBC Interview Is From Bernie Sanders

[onehandle]

Attacking Hillary Clinton With Bernie's Words.

Time to concede, Senator Sanders.

[brucefan]

1. I agree

Time to concede Senator Clinton!

[FarPoint]

29. I believe Mr. Sanders has overstayed his welcome visiting/ using the Democratic Party.

"Guards, show the squatter to the nearest exit please."

[timmymoff]

37. believe 25 years of third way policy has done enough damage.

Please continue on Senator Sanders. She is supposed to be tough and vetted, so stop with the poutrage.

[imagine2015]

43. Have big corporations and Wall Street overstayed their welcome and use of the Democratic Party?

[ThePhilosopher04]

46. That's not your fucking call pal. He'll get out when he

God Damm well pleases.

[JonLeibowitz]

76. He plans to remain a Democrat after the election.

[longship]

2. Does one mean other than ones candidate's weakness?

I mean Hillary Clinton!

[hrmjustin]

3. Thanks Sanders. Time to drop out now Senator Sanders.

[TheBlackAdder]

70. Do I need to say how Hillary sided with McCain over Obama, McCain used HRC's attacks against him?

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This is just another shitty OP that ignores history.


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[MsFlorida]

4. She needs to resign

To spend "more time with family."

[NewImproved Deal]

66. Her family:

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[TheFarS1de]

5. If she did'nt have so much baggage they would'nt have points of contention .

Get used to her negatives being attacked , as this will happen all the way to the voting box . Time for Clinton to step aside ....if she cares about the actual outcome and not just her own personal ambitions .

[840high]

11. .+1

[vintx]

13. Yep, they should get used to it. This is just a taste.

The real ammo won't be used for months

[benny05]

15. Agree. Trump has no imagination

As they say where i live,

"Free Country."

[mcar]

6. Nice

[TrueDemVA]

7. Concede?

Come on, now. Do you think only Bernie knows how much baggage Hillary brings with her. This is hilarious.

Oh no, Hillary's secret record was unveiled during a primary. She has an awful record and provides so much material for the othe party and the worst part, it's her own doing.

[hellofromreddit]

8. How would a concession from Bernie make Trump stop attacking Hillary?

You make no sense.

[Demsrule86]

31. Bernie is attacking her...he and trump are double teaming her

disgusting...I really dislike Bernie Sanders now...I did not used to...I voted for him in Ohio...ah well at least he lost. He could never win Ohio.

[hellofromreddit]

35. Not even close. Sanders is going after her on policy and after the DNC on corruption.

Trump does this shit: http://www.politico.com/story/2015/12/donald-trump-hillary-clinton-debates-bathroom-217052

[Rosa Luxemburg]

36. LOL!

[timmymoff]

38. She's tough she has been vetted. It's math, Enjoy.

[insta8er]

9. A tweet from trump today:I would rather run against Crooked Hillary Clinton than Bernie Sanders

And that will happen because the books are cooked against Bernie!

While we are quoting that douchebag, why not include this one.

https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/727796025247846400

[CajunBlazer]

21. And you believe every word Trump has ever said.

[insta8er]

30. Eh where did I say that?

[CajunBlazer]

48. You didn't, but....

... I always figured that anyone who believes one word coming out of Trump's mouth is gullible enough to believe anything that he might say.

[insta8er]

49. So now you are saying I'm gullible? Who the are you? Or better yet who do you

Think you are?

[CajunBlazer]

54. I am the one who thinks someone is gullible if they believe one word Trump says

and I think I have a lot of company in that regard.

[insta8er]

55. Coming from a Clinton cheerleader, talking about gullible..

[insta8er]

56. Btw I don't have to believe anything he says, but you would like to try to make that

That Point although you already said that I never said that...nice approach. You should try to find a gig at a circus. You'll be great as a clown.

[insta8er]

50. Oh never mind, you are one of those "I got more posts" then you

Therefore I feign intellectual superiority. Never mind, continue on living in dreamland. Ignorance must be bliss.

[CajunBlazer]

53. Nope, I don't think that was me

I'm a newbee myself

[LuvLoogie]

10. Bernie needs 612 of the remaining 933 pledged delegates

in order to get to 2026 pledged delegates. That's 50%plus 1.

Here is what he needs frome here on out:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=1895203

[CajunBlazer]

18. He needs a ficking miracle

And he isn't religious

[Demsrule86]

32. Why why

I'll have you know the pope personally invited St. Bernie to the Vatican.

[CajunBlazer]

45. You ain't got nothing on me, I know of a person who ambushed the Pope in a hotel lobby

[AgingAmerican]

59. Seriously?

Sanders was with his wife, Jane, who said Pope Francis was joined by Argentine Bishop and Chancellor of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, Marcelo Sanchez Sorondo. A spokesman for the Vatican confirmed the meeting and said they spoke about foreign policy and climate change before the pontiff headed to the Greek island of Lesbos to see a refugee camp.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/bernie-sanders-met-pope-francis/story?id=38444250

Can't believe you are still sore about that foolish nonsense.

[CajunBlazer]

62. Apparently you haven't read the article you linked

The "meeting" didn't make a big impression on the Pope:

Even the article you linked indicated:

Pope Francis downplayed the meeting, saying he saw Sanders outside Santa Marta, his residence, and they exchanged hellos.

"When I came out he was there, he was staying at Santa Marta and knew at what time I would be leaving. I greeted him and his wife, a handshake and nothing more. It’s called courtesy," the pope said while returning to Italy from his trip to Lesbos. "If someone thinks that greeting someone is meddling in politics it's time to look for a psychiatrist."

From a much more detailed report from the New York Times:

Aware that his every statement is parsed for deeper meaning, Francis said he was simply being polite, not political.

“I shook his hand and nothing more,” he said. “If someone thinks that greeting someone means getting involved in politics,” he added, laughing, “I recommend that he find a psychiatrist!”

New York Times article on the meeting

Anyone who believes that 5 minute chat in the middle of a hotel lobby consisting of little more a hello and a handshake is a serious meeting also believes in leprechauns and unicorns, but then again....

[AgingAmerican]

63. It's a petty non issue

Why you guys are so obsessed with it is puzzling

[CajunBlazer]

67. A non issue

I remember the excitement on DG-P when Bernie announced that he had been invited to Vatican. Now it's a non issue. Good one.

[AgingAmerican]

68. Whatever keeps you up nights...

[vintx]

12. Wrong. Biden has it right.

Joe Biden understands something about the Democratic Party and its future that his fellow partisans would do well to consider. “I don’t think any Democrat’s ever won saying, ‘We can’t think that big—we ought to really downsize here because it’s not realistic,’” the vice president told The New York Times in April. “C’mon man, this is the Democratic Party! I’m not part of the party that says, ‘Well, we can’t do it.’” Mocking Hillary Clinton’s criticism of Bernie Sanders for proposing bold reforms, Biden dismissed the politics of lowered expectations. “I like the idea of saying, ‘We can do much more,’ because we can,” he declared, leading the Times to observe that, while Biden wasn’t making an endorsement, “He’ll take Mr. Sanders’s aspirational approach over Mrs. Clinton’s caution any day.”

Unwittingly or not, Biden made an even better case than Sanders has for taking his insurgent campaign all the way to the Democratic convention in Philadelphia. If the party is going to run in 2016 on a “do much more” agenda—as opposed to triangulating around the center—the Vermont senator’s supporters and like-minded Democrats, including Clinton’s progressive backers, will have to force the issue. Taking the Sanders insurgency to the convention is the paramount vehicle for placing demands that are ideological and, as Biden’s comments suggest, also strategic. That’s one reason why Sanders promised in a statement on April 26 to go to the convention with “as many delegates as possible to fight for a progressive party platform”—despite the fact that Clinton’s delegate advantage now all but guarantees that she will win the nomination.

(More at link)

http://www.thenation.com/article/bernies-philadelphia-challenge/

[CajunBlazer]

19. It's over dude

[vintx]

25. While yours is a scintillating argument, I think I'll stick with Biden. nt

[CajunBlazer]

26. Mine is the only argument that counts dude

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[tonedevil]

69. An oly argument?

Is that when you are arguing after you have been drinking copious amounts of Olympia Beer? With that in mind the content of your comments is much more understandable.

[CajunBlazer]

72. I drink only one glass of wine each weekend

In that was written on a weekday. I would have thought a person as smart as you would have been able to understood from context that the word should have been "only", but guess I was wrong in my assumptions about your abilities. (Corrected just for you.)

[tonedevil]

73. I really only wrote that...

to get you wound up. I feel like I got my money's worth.

[CajunBlazer]

74. Sorry, you didn't get me "wound up"

I love these kinds of discussion - and winning them. It keeps the mind sharp and gives me a lot of pleasure.

[tonedevil]

75. You told me your...

drinking habits, took a dig at my not understanding you made a typo(FWIW I did recognize your mistake), and now you are breaking your arm patting yourself on the back over your "victory". I've seen folks get far more wound up than you, but you've been fun so far.

[KingFlorez]

14. Maybe Sanders can be Trump's running mate

Both of them are anti-trade, so it could work out between them.

[benny05]

16. Need another beer?

[KingFlorez]

17. No thank you, I don't drink

[AgingAmerican]

23. Not even TPP Kool-aid?

[timmymoff]

39. anti trade? Or anti free trade that destroys american wages.

Trump actually profits from it, so in reality, you say little and know even less. Which Hillary is running this week?

[eggman67]

41. Yep, "free" trade is a total con job

Screwing the working people of this country since the corporatist takeover of both parties.

[MoonRiver]

40. Plus Trump seems to have a man crush on Bernie. eom

[basselope]

20. Time for Clinton to drop

[AgingAmerican]

22. Awwww, poor Hillarite babies...

[CajunBlazer]

27. Don't pity us, we didn't back the beaten candidate

[AgingAmerican]

28. Then why the constant state of panic?

[Demsrule86]

33. Hillary supporters

care about the general and the election...Trump is dangerous and unqualified...I understand that most of you don't care, but that is why we are upset with Sander and some of you. How can you not recognize the threat?

[TheKentuckian]

42. Dangerous and unqualified...sure sounds like every other Republican for decades

I don't get the special fear and upset over the Hammy Yam, there are plenty of them even more crazy and evil.

Hell, Cruz makes him seem like Mike Dukakis or something.

[Armstead]

44. I'm glad you know the psyche of millions and millions of people

I would venture to say that the vast majority of people who support Sanders know how awful Trump is, and when push comes to shove will vote for Clinton if they have to.

In the meantime they are fighting to try and avoid having their choice limited to that however,

[CajunBlazer]

52. There is nothing wrong with that

Hillary fought to the end in 2008 when Obama had a much smaller lead at this point in the nomination process. She won the last 12 contests but still couldn't close the gap. That doesn't bode well for Sanders's chances, but what the hell, nothing wrong with taking a shot.

The only people who bother me are the folks who are only here to support Sanders and care nothing about the Democratic Party or the country for that matter. However, if the process plays out as I think it will, there will be plenty of time to separate the wheat from the chaff after the nomination is won.

[NorthCarolina]

24. Oh please, there is nothing Bernie could say that Trump doesn't already know concerning the Clintons

Give the faux outrage a rest, the sophomoric efforts to discourage and disillusion Bernie supporters is quite trite.

[frylock]

34. wehhhh

[pinebox]

47. It's time for Hillary to concede

and let the guy who crushes Trump in a general win the presidency!

[Joe the Revelator]

51. Here ya go

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511876122

[bjo59]

57. If Trump attacked Bernie with Hillary comments would you call

for her to drop out of the race? How bizarre.

[TM99]

58. I thought Clinton was a fighter

and had been properly vetted.

She withstood 11 hours of Benghazi so she can handle a little Trump right?

What, you think if Sanders leaves, Trump will stop using his or anyone's words to attack her?!

My aren't you precious with your magical thinking!

[6chars]

60. Feel The Bern!

[rufus dog]

61. Posts like this crack me up

Hillary is supposed to be battle tested and tough, yet her supporters can't allow her to take any criticism or political heat. It truly boggles the mind.

[pat_k]

64. What words were those?

[Jim Lane]

65. And in 2008, John McCain attacked Barack Obama using Hillary Clinton's words

Each party would probably prefer to conduct its nomination fight completely in private, but that's not how it works. Candidates for the nomination will, quite reasonably, in addition to touting their own virtues, sometimes attack their opponents. If one of those opponents becomes the nominee, the other party has some material it can use.

Reagan was hit with Bush's "voodoo economics" quotation. Obama was hit with Clinton's "3:00 a.m. phone call" ad. Reagan and Obama both managed to win anyway.

[Bill USA]

71. No, no. He's vying for the Ralph Nader Egotism above Public Service award!

[haikugal]

77. Rediculous. Do you hold politicians responsible for eachother's actions? Of course not. Hillary

either is or isn't responsible for her own actions.

[dinkytron]

78. Yeah, blame Bernie. I am sure Trump is perfectly capable of coming up with zingers.