"There were death threats to me, death threats to my husband, death threats to my 5-year old son"

[bigtree]

Democratic official slams Sanders’ response to convention threats as ‘pretty weak


“His statement was pretty weak that came out yesterday, and you can say you condemn the violence but until you say you’re sorry, until you say what happened in Nevada should not have happened and it was wrong and it was fueled by your senior campaign staff people, then that’s an apology and then I think that there’s some responsibility is taken,” Nevada State Democratic Party Chairwoman Roberta Lange said on CNN.

Ms. Lange said the situation has nothing to do with Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who chairs the Democratic National Committee, and everything to do with what happened in Nevada “and what has continued to happen to me in the days following the convention.”

“Actually, the phone calls have escalated,” Ms. Lange said. “The longer this goes on and the Sanders campaign doesn’t take responsibility for what happened in Nevada, I think it’s going to continue.

“I think he should acknowledge that there were death threats to me, that there [were] death threats to my husband, that there [were] death threats to my 5-year-old grandson, that they called my work and tried to ruin … like I said, this is my volunteer job being chair,” she said.

“I have a full-time job where single mothers and people trying to pay off their school loans work, and it hurt our business,” she said. “People were calling our business so much that they had to unplug the phone.

“I think they owe an apology to me and then I can give it to the owner of the business,” she said. “I mean, I think those kinds of apologies need to happen and I think they need to recognize that this is not laughable — these are threats to people’s lives that are very serious.”


read: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/may/18/nevada-dems-chair-sanders-statement-threats-weak/?utm_source=RSS_Feed&utm_medium=RSS

[ibegurpard]

1. So have they been contacted by authorities?

And charged appropriately as they should be?

[cherokeeprogressive]

16. That is the question no one seems to want to touch.

If this happened as claimed; laws were broken. I should think people who make criminal threats (I believe the term is "terroristic threats&quot would be tracked down and prosecuted.

[Warren DeMontague]

63. No, we are gonna hear day in and out about this outrage- which is also a crime

But Im going to suspect that no actual charges will be filed, for some unfathomable reason.

[bvf]

72. So simple a question results in crickets

while someone here and there will duplicate a post that was empty to begin with.

[Baobab]

110. If in fact people made threats they should be prosecuted if its appropriate.

However, until then, I think its unwise to assume that just because somebody claimed to be a bernie Sanders supporter that they were in fact, by my extremely conservative calculations I figured out that there is a minimum of half a million dollars per American difference in profit to one particular industry difference between two candidates- with the so called leading candidate being so much more profitable the sum just boggles the imagination. Hundreds of trillions of dollars is riding on this election. So, i think dirty tricks are not surprising, even if its nuts to think that profit will materialize, they are trying to lock it in, which is likely to force some kind of catastrophe at some point. Thats what this election is really about, not four years of policy, an allegedly forever set of changes in policy, exceedingly bad policy changes, all for the biggest corporations, that all have a sort of rushed quaity to them like "lets make the worst possible decisions fast and then nail them down through our own feet, because we think we still can"..

Its idiocy.

[bvf]

120. Agreed.

The kind of money being talked about here will buy all sorts of dirty tricks.

Bargain-basement (i.e., what you might call pro bono, initiative-driven) versions have even appeared right here on DU, I'd bet.

[mhatrw]

101. Good questions. The type of harassment she is describing is AGAINST THE LAW.

Why does she need Bernie Sanders to protect her? Aren't the police more appropriate?

[trueblue2007]

2. Bernie needs to drop out.

[scscholar]

95. Or at least start trying to control his people...

instead of egging them on.

[mhatrw]

102. Why? Because a Clinton surrogate claims she is receiving death threats, but will not call the police

to protect her own family?

[Baobab]

124. What if there was a lot of fraud - for HRC?

It certainly seems as if when polled, many people want Bernie's policies a lot more than HRCs.

Should Bernie still drop out then?

[Scientific]

3. Republican Black Ops

Do not misunderestimate the evil.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

6. I wish that was true.

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/pro-bernie-trolls-on-why-they-harassed-nevadas-democratic-chair-20160518

[DemocratSinceBirth]

6. I wish that was true.

[silvershadow]

26. Quite likely. Or it was DWS calling her. Just for the same reason, and to cause Bernie trouble. nt

[Metric System]

39. There's always a conspiracy.

[silvershadow]

43. Or satire, to illustrate how we honestly have no way to pin this on Bernie's folks. But I see

you worked that conspiracy nut meme into just one more thread. Kudos.

[Warren DeMontague]

46. So Ms. lange should file charges.

Then we'll know, wont we?

[liberalnarb]

48. There should be charges filed against Lange. (eom)

[Warren DeMontague]

50. Threats are a crime, no matter what else is involved.

And I fully support prosecuting the people who made the threats.

In the process, we will learn who they are and who they are actually affiliated with, wont we.

[liberalnarb]

51. **Cough*CorrecttheRecord*coughcough**

[Warren DeMontague]

53. I know I have my suspicions.

And i certainly take this seriously. So yes, Ms. Lange should press charges. In the 21st century it should be relatively easy to figure out who sent those texts and left those messages- if Rolling Stone is to be believed, they found the perps in about all of five minutes.

The Florida marijuana laws that DWS spends so much time defending has their taxpayer money going to full-time monitoring and surveillance of the habits of little old ladies to make sure they dont have a pot plant growing in their basement, so I have to believe we have the law enforcement resources and know-how to track these threat-makers down!

[silvershadow]

91. Exactly. The pretend it's a conspiracy theory instead of an actual conspiracy. nt

[Renew Deal]

75. Salon: There’s too much denial, conjecture and nonsense being passed among Sanders supporters

Salon: There’s too much denial, conjecture and nonsense being passed among Sanders supporters.

<snip>
There’s too much denial, conjecture and nonsense being passed among Sanders supporters. I thought liberals were the voice of evidence and reason? My own, 22-year-old, Bernie-loving son regurgitated conservative talking points to me the other day. “Hillary and Trump are no different,” he said. This is the wet dream of the Trump campaign, to conflate Clinton with an orange buffoon. Hillary has run a good campaign. She is a respected politician with a passionate following—and more votes than my guy. I didn’t escape the Fox News echo chamber just to embrace an equally angry liberal version.

I one wrote that the Sanders revolution reminded me of the Ron Paul campaign, a “revolution” in which I was also deeply enmeshed. Sadly, some Bernie supports would feel right at home at a Paul rally.

Paul is a libertarian-leaning Republican and his supporters were rabid to the point of blindness. They held onto kooky conspiracy theories and an unquenchable rage. Their insistence on purity tore at the foundations of their own ideology. In the end, they hurt no one but themselves. I see too many uncomfortable comparisons between Paul and Sanders supporters. It has become almost a personality cult. Sanders supporters are also in danger of overplaying this moment and doing themselves lasting harm. The Paul movement thought itself invincible, yet whatever happened to that Rand fellow?

The desperation and rage has led to harassment of some super delegates. One supporter was even charged with a felony count of threatening a public servant. We Sanders supporters face a choice about how we will behave. I don’t want to look back in ten years and be ashamed of what we did. The behavior of the losing side means something, and there is still a lot of good that can be done if we seize the moment.
<snip>

http://www.salon.com/2016/05/18/sorry_bernie_i_love_you_but_this_is_over_and_getting_embarrassing

[riversedge]

79. Yes,that is a great article and so tru.

[Renew Deal]

82. That's he best part of it

People that completely ignore facts while embracing conspiracies and BS.

[azurnoir]

90. I think someones cookies got double frosted last Tuesday - after the anti-Bernie media blitz

Bernie won quite resoundingly in one primary and Hillary squeaked out out of the other with a 0.5% win - so now it's pour it on extra thick-notice how the claims are revving up exponentially as the days go by?

[silvershadow]

92. If he had the money for a recount I doubt she won KY either, but he likely doesn't and won't.

Oregon however, is still coming in, and looking better and better with each hour. nt

[workinclasszero]

38. Nope...it was bros.

I think RS has an article about the perps.

[Warren DeMontague]

47. Yeah, Rolling Stone, vaunted pillar of journalistic integrity.

It was Berniebro "Haven Monahan", fraternity member, wearing a fedora and a purple gingham shirt. He admitted it in Rolling Stone!

[WhiteTara]

56. And the bus gets jacked up a little higher nt

[Warren DeMontague]

59. What bus? I say prosecute whoever made the threats. Dont you agree?

And then we'll find out if they're the same people quoted in the RS story, or if Rolling Stone is just publishing shit someone made up.

Again.

[barrow-wight]

58. There is proof all over the place that it was Bernie supporters.

They just can't face the truth that this would have grown from the seeds of their own hatred and vitriol. This campaign is no less aggressive than Trump's. I am glad that Bernie lost for I cannot even imagine the levels of violence we would reach if it were Trump versus Sanders.

[choie]

61. What proof?

[Renew Deal]

71. Many gleefully admitted to doing it.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=1999793

[mhatrw]

108. More complete bullshit. They interviewed THREE Sanders supporters.

One was totally apologetic.

The other was totally apologetic for the only part of the his text that could be interpreted as a threat (knowledge of her address).

The third was an idiot but was also issued the standard non-apology apology.

Nobody was "gleeful" about his actions, just as nobody was violent at the Nevada convention.

[NWCorona]

4. I suggest getting the authorities involved

[mhatrw]

111. Ya think?

Of course, that would not have the desired effect of casting Sanders as a bully and Clinton as a perpetual victim.

[elehhhhna]

5. Reichstag fire 2.0

[bigtree]

64. because Democrats are Nazis?

...anything goes, even in response to death threats against a 5 year-old.

This isn't progressive.

[baldguy]

73. Sanders supporters have insinuated Dems are Nazis for weeks, now.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1017372602

Which is apparently A-OK with DU juries.

[elehhhhna]

88. fake sneaky selfvictimization is a thing.

[bigtree]

104. so is opportunistic, political self-interest

[elehhhhna]

105. She is.

[bigtree]

116. speaking of the Sanders anti-Hillary campaign

...not our party's presumptive nominee.

[trudyco]

8. And proven to be Bernie supporters?

She expected no fall out from subverting the convention rules?

I'd like to prosecute anybody calling and threatening people, anybody shooting the Sanders campaign HQ and especially anybody who broke into a Sanders employees home and ransacked it (if I got the story right).

But I suspect most of this is just BullSh*t. More of the lets Slander Sanders campaign.

[Nonhlanhla]

17. Yes, proven to be Bernie supporters

Plus there was no fraud at the NV convention: http://www.politifact.com/nevada/statements/2016/may/18/jeff-weaver/allegations-fraud-and-misconduct-nevada-democratic/

The shooting at Sanders campaign HQ is indeed lamentable, but it was not perpetrated by Hillary's people, so I don't see the equivalence. To my knowledge it happened months ago and there is an ongoing police investigation.

And no way is any threat to this woman and her family justifiable.

Even if there had been fraud, and even if it could not be proven that these were Bernie supporters, then it would still be Bernie's responsibility to address the issue - more forcefully than he has.

[snagglepuss]

30. Bullshit. Only smears no proof Berners were responsible.

[Nonhlanhla]

55. You have the right to your own opinion

Creating your own FACTS, however, is a different story...

[snagglepuss]

60. You guys are ones concocting bullshit stories.

You all are making the accusations, you produce the proof.

[Nonhlanhla]

66. It has been proven

Rolling Stone had an interview with some of the guys who had been harassing the NV Dem caucus chair. They are proven Bernie supporters. I showed you the Politifact link that documents that there was no voter fraud at the NV caucus.

And in fact you guys are making the accusations, without any evidence.

[snagglepuss]

69. Did RS print names? Since RS had no problem finding these people, the police should have found them

by now and charged them. Where are these culprits?

[Nonhlanhla]

77. Here is a link

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/pro-bernie-trolls-on-why-they-harassed-nevadas-democratic-chair-20160518

I think you're in denial.

[moriah]

78. The numbers were released apparently.

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/pro-bernie-trolls-on-why-they-harassed-nevadas-democratic-chair-20160518

[snagglepuss]

83. So why haven't they been apprenhended and charged?

[moriah]

93. I don't know. The first person says they're getting nasty calls too.

Maybe the whole juvenile bs is just too much for the cops to sort through.

[snagglepuss]

94. Cops wade through bullshit all the time. These are serious accusations and the perps

are easy to find. The reason they aren't being charged is that this is all concocted. The fact that this concoction is so blatant but so many people believe it should worry you.

[Renew Deal]

80. Prosecute them all

I wonder how many DUers were involved.

[ChiciB1]

121. Tell Her To Stop Whining IF She Knows AND They Know And Have

law enforcement take care of it. If she knows so much, which I don't honestly think there's any evidence of they have the phone numbers. Check them out and have them rounded by the PO-LICE!

It's NOT THAT HARD!!!

[Renew Deal]

76. Sanders supporters admitted to it

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=1999793

[angrychair]

131. So 10s of thousands admitted to it?

So, even if a very small group did some loud bitching, doesn't mean Sanders or any other supporters of Sanders, have any connection to this issue.

All of this is nothing compared to PUMA but I never saw any HRC supporters jumping up and down to condemn them in 2008, here or anywhere else.

[Renew Deal]

132. Don't you get tired of making excuses

[mhatrw]

112. Which proven Sanders supporters made death threats?

Why not arrest them?

[silvershadow]

27. No. It wasn't. There is no way to prove how they voted, and just saying you are a supporter

doesn't make it so. All else to the contrary is just someones sphincter flapping instead of their brain synapses.

[Andy823]

117. I agree

"...just saying you are a supporter doesn't make it so."

I have been saying this for months. We have a hell of a lot of "fake" supporter's here on both sides who only come here to cause problems and divide the board. The problem is as long as the trolls dislike the same candidate, many here are gullible enough to accept them and and go along with their hateful posts. It needs to stop, but it won't till people open their eyes and see the trolls for what they really are, and call them out on their BS.

DU used to be that way, I just wish it would go back to that.

[silvershadow]

118. I know exactly what you mean. ;)

'nuff said.

[TwilightZone]

32. The ones the media contacted admitted to being Sanders supporters.

I suppose they could be lying.

[frylock]

37. What about the ones that law enforcement have contacted?

Has law enforcement contacted any of them? Has a complaint even been filed?

[TwilightZone]

42. I don't know. What has the Secret Service and the FBI told you?

They haven't contacted me yet to fill me in.

Nor do I really expect them to or to make public the conversations they might have. That doesn't really seem their style.

Pretty sure they investigate threats all the time. Pretty sure we hear about maybe 1% of them, if that. Probably not even that.

[moriah]

74. Terroristic threatening has been the name for death threats in law for ages.

And so flack is one thing, harassment and threats are crossing a line, and so is calling her day job.

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/pro-bernie-trolls-on-why-they-harassed-nevadas-democratic-chair-20160518

[anigbrowl]

125. Doesn't matter; Sanders doesn't need proof to issue a clear condemnation

He could have denounced such behavior at no political cost to himself; I wonder why he didn't.

[anotherproletariat]

9. I heard on the late news last night that the FBI was looking into the threatening phone calls.

I hope those bastards go down.

[kiva]

10. She's right that the people who made those calls

owe her an apology.

[ThePhilosopher04]

12. If it really happened they belong in jail, or at least

brought to justice. I tend not to believe her though.

[kiva]

13. What I don't believe is her unmitagated gall in thinking

that Bernie owes her an apology. Now that is a temper tantrum.

[silvershadow]

28. Right? They are conflating everything about what happened about the dissent and

minimizing everything they did to cause said dissent.

[procon]

44. Of course he should have apologised, just like any other leader would have.

Even when it's truly unwarranted, a good leader recognises the optics of appearing contrite and remorseful, rather than going belligerent and defiant and just tossing out a few meaningless shut-the hell-up words, but that's Sanders MO.

It would have cost him nothing to at least pretend to appear presidential, all magnanimous and concerned, but he took the low road. And incredibility, you lot wanted him acted like a bitter old coot, even at the high price he's had to pay in fighting the continuing blowback that has dogged him ever since, and killing his chances at achieving anything more than a sour grapes notoriety.

[kiva]

65. So did I miss Clinton's apology

to the couple that Wendell Pierce assaulted?

[procon]

67. Well, of course, that naturally cancels out Sanders behaving like a low class jerk.

Look here, what you omit, either through intent or ignorance, is that Sanders people were attending an official function, party function, a closed politial event where they were authorized and credentialed to attend in their official capacity as his delegates. Does any of that even remotely sound similar to what a drunken individual, who just happened to be a fan of Hillary, did on his own volition as a private citizen who had no association with her campaign whatsoever?


And don't think I missed what you did here. It was a cheap dodge.

[elehhhhna]

89. Just like when Obama was supposed to apologize because a preacher said something people didn't like

Same old same old Hillary.

[procon]

130. That's genius.

Do you understand what delegates are? Sanders delegates were there as his credentialed representatives, not private individuals, who were authorized by his campaign to act in his behalf and support him and his candidacy.

In what way did Rev Wright ever hold a similar position in representing Obama's campaign?

[mhatrw]

115. She should turn off her text messaging and only accept voice votes.

She has shown that she can handle those no matter how strongly they are aligned against her.

[RichVRichV]

11. What is there to condemn?

The vast vast majority of Sander's supporters are peaceful and nice. Don't believe me? Go to a Sander's rally sometime. Even go wearing a pro-Hillary or pro-Trump shirt. I very much doubt you would be attacked or threatened. Maybe a little heckling is all.


If any individuals did in fact threaten Ms. Lange or her family, they should be identified, arrested, and prosecuted. It's as simple as that. Once that happens, we can publicly identify who they are and who they actually support. But to blanket condemn Bernie supporters or Bernie himself is nonsense. He has never once come out and condoned or promoted violence against any candidate or their supporters.

[Xyzse]

14. Those who made such death threats need to be taken in by authorities.

You're right, it is not laughable at all. I don't think any one is laughing about this.

Those who issue threats needs to be taken seriously.

They need to get the authorities, and I am curious to see the developments in apprehending them.

This type of harassment needs to stop as it is ineffective, idiotic, and just plain wrong.

I know that her actions has provoked anger, however death threats just makes things worse.

[berni_mccoy]

15. Smells like bullshit

[taught_me_patience]

18. Yeah, she's making it up

and the voicemails that have been published are fake. The rolling stone article that tracked down the callers (Bernie supporters) is bullshit. Jezebel also tracked down callers... it's all fake. It's all a conspiracy perpetuated by Brock.

Pathetic. Get a life.

[berni_mccoy]

20. Get a grip. I'm talking about the bullshit in calling Sanders statement weak.

Get some help hater.

[Blue_Adept]

40. You need more tinfoil

Everything that might in the slightest way cast a Bernie supporter in a bad light is bullshit. The ultra partisanship around these parts is frightening these days.

[Dem2]

19. If Bernie apologizes

I'll bet you all of those calling this 'bullshit' and using other excuses not to take it seriously will suddenly start posting "I was hoping he'd just make a full statement on this issue and put it to bed".

[Autumn]

21. Oh dear, I do hope she notified the police. But reading the article for some reason I doubt it.

[bigtree]

22. the FBI is investigating

...thanks for your concern.

[Autumn]

23. You are so very, very welcome. I'm sure the FBI is all up on that, RW agency that it is.

[Generic Brad]

68. Except when they are investigating Clinton's e-mail server

They only have credibility on that single issue. Riiiight.

[Autumn]

70. Riiiight Obviously you haven't read any threads about her email issue.

The FBI is part of the vast RW CT and Comey is a RW plant out to get Hillary.

[Number23]

98. Nailed it. The conspiracies have now become every bit as incoherent as they are boring and idiotic

[hellofromreddit]

24. What? Like a security review?

[Autumn]

25. Exactly so!!! A security review

[jillan]

34. Snicker!!

[liberalnarb]

49. Kind of like how they're investigating Hill right now. Thatll screw us in the GE. Thanks a lot.

[Warren DeMontague]

54. Good.

Im pretty curious to see who actually made those threats, myself.

[TwilightZone]

29. But nobody threw a chair, so the rest of that is irrelevant and can be summarily dismissed.

Yes, I'm being sarcastic. Gotta love the chair defense of a bunch of misogynistic dopes.

Oh, before I forget...she was just asking for it.

[jillan]

33. Who are you calling a misogynistic dope?

[TwilightZone]

35. The people who called/texted threats to Democratic women and called them cunts and bitches

Anything else I can help you with?

[frylock]

41. When people lie, it calls into question their credibility.

The fact that no chairs were thrown, despite the repeated claims, makes it perfectly reasonable to question any other statements coming from that party.

[TimPlo]

85. To you maybe "When people lie, it calls into question their credibility."

But then against you have never been under fire in Bosnia getting off a plane either. So you can't understand what it means to have faith in the anointed one.

[jillan]

31. I assume she has contacted the authorities. Just like Bernie's staff did when his Nevada Hdqtrs were

shot at.

Unfortunately there are a lot of assholes in this world.

[HooptieWagon]

36. She's already been caught in a string of lies.

At this point I'd say any claim she makes is just another lie. That's the reputation you earn when you repeatedly lie for an unethical candidate.

[Aerows]

45. I got death threats over the placement of my garbage can

adjacent to my neighbor's waste bin.

I was so very afraid, I didn't accept the carrot cake she baked me on my birthday.

Okay, yeah, I did accept it, and it was delicious.

This has to be the silliest, scooped from the bottom of the barrel, bullshitingest I'm inventing words for it inane plonck worthy doo doo.

[Sheepshank]

62. Here's sound advice that should be universally accepted as true....

someone offers death threats....help them out, and hope it's really not as bad as you originally thought it would be.

I can't think of one circumstance where that may be bad advice...can you?

[bvf]

84. "Plonck worthy doo doo."

No topping that.

[Aerows]

114. I wasn't even trying to outdo myself

but I do think that one hit the mark !

[The Straight Story]

52. Sounds like the primaries reflect DU anymore. A lot of hate, anger, and petty ass people whining

and complaining about as many things as they can possibly find every day.

Seek and ye shall find.

[Thinkingabout]

57. Well, this settles the problem, if it was not Bernie supporters then all the post here on DU

About "fraud" and there wasn't any anger displayed and all is just fine, no problems.

[mcar]

81. K&R

Sad to see this behavior applauded here.

[bvf]

87. Tsk. Fresh out of tissues, too.

[That Guy 888]

86. The Washington Times????? n/t

[bigtree]

99. it's not rw opinion like so many supporters use here to attack Hillary

...these are quotes from a DEMOCRAT.

This is how you respond to this woman receiving death threats?

[That Guy 888]

129. "...these are quotes from a DEMOCRAT." Doesn't mean they aren't right wing.

This is how you respond to this woman receiving death threats?

Were they throwing chairs when they made those "death threats"?

[hootinholler]

96. Are police reports available?

I hope they catch whoever left these threats.

[Number23]

97. I am so glad that she is continuing to speak out about this. The Bern'd outs keep trying to spin

and minimize this while simultaneously screaming about the ONE Hillary supporter who assaulted a Bernie supporter, but no matter how many calories they burn, this story isn't going away.

[azurnoir]

103. of course it's not however we saw how much effect it had on voters this past Tuesday

so keep it up folks - please the results are incredible

[Number23]

106. I NEVER know what you're talking about and never understand why you find my posts so interesting

that you keep needing to respond to me lately. Do you not have any friends here or something?

Your comment makes absolutely no sense. And I'm not telling you that as a request for clarification.

[azurnoir]

107. actually I rarely look at whom I am responding to but I'm hardly singling you out

and if commenting that the antiBernie media blitz that started monday had little to no effect on voters in Tuesdays primaries is beyond comprehension what else can I say

[Number23]

109. Bernie lost Kentucky and got a 12 point win in Oregon when he needed a MINIMUM 30+ blowout

So yeah, the effect his unhinged campaign and supporters is having on his delegate count right now is pretty freaking obvious. But I guess you can't see that along with user names.

[azurnoir]

113. Bernie lost Kentucky by 0.5% and his campaign is hardly unhinged

[Logical]

100. LOL, your BOLD overuse is funny. nt

[ChiciB1]

119. Thom Hartmann Said On His Show That She Has The Phone Numbers Of

all who called and they can contact them. And THEY have and the calls don't implicate Sanders Supporters that they know of. He stated that what they found is that most where from unknown and/or younger callers... but no evidence that they said they were Bernie supporters.

No matter, if SHE wants to keeps complaining all she needs to do is track the numbers and have law enforcement handle it. Apparently she seems to want to keep dissing Sanders! She looked like a grown up, so maybe she should act like one.

This seems to be MORE of the type of incident that Boxer pulled. Believe what you want, but she's simply turning more people against Hillary. I don't understand why Clinton and her people don't understand this, they will need his supporters and to this day I've seen very little of a peace offering.

It is what it is...

[bvf]

122. At this point

the Clinton campaign would need a fucking flatbed truck to wheel out an olive branch of the required size.

We're talking a GMO-sized thing, and it ain't gonna happen.

[ChiciB1]

123. To Which I AGREE... I Know I'm Completely Turned Off! n/t

[BeyondGeography]

126. Aggressive crybabies

Lovely folks, really.

[Akicita]

127. Did CNN ask why she ruled the yeas won on the voice votes when it was obvious the nays actually won?

Oh yeah. That would take actual journalists.

[bigtree]

128. it's fantasy imagining that the nays would win

...since Hillary supporters far outnumbered Sanders supporters at the convention.

[leftynyc]

133. Because she could easily tell

it wasn't 2/3. Not rocket science.

[timmymoff]

134. There have not been any charges filed or any investigation brought forth

for they do not need another investigation on their hands linking Hillary or the DNC to some negative shit and shenanigans. It's really that simple. They do not want to be found out they are lying and generally making shit up, and an investigation would do just that.