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Weren't we instructed that Sanders would pass Clinton in Democratic polls as the campaign wore down? (Original Post) DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 OP
What sort of worked in Iowa doesn't seem to be working in CA. ucrdem Jun 2016 #1
No need for negativity when everything is perfect and no need to address issues and problems Armstead Jun 2016 #15
been over for a long time and sanders keeps conning his supporters beachbum bob Jun 2016 #2
His reach does seem to exceed his grasp. DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 #3
It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future. (n/t) thesquanderer Jun 2016 #4
He needs to get out now... vi5 Jun 2016 #5
Clinton is working to stay positive and expand her base. NCTraveler Jun 2016 #6
Hillary's margin of victory is even larger than it seems. Sanders picked up a lot of delegates Trust Buster Jun 2016 #7
I don't believe any of the predictions of his acolytes have ever come to pass. DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 #8
They behaved like a "Black Friday" crowd with similar motivations IMO. Trust Buster Jun 2016 #9
All this unpleasantness will be coming to an end... DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 #10
It's been my observation that the farther one moves from the political center in either direction, Trust Buster Jun 2016 #13
... DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 #14
I love that graphic. I have always thought that the extreme Right and extreme Left actually Trust Buster Jun 2016 #17
Somebody told me it's neo-liberal framing. DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 #20
In temperament but they're obviously are opposite on policy. Trust Buster Jun 2016 #21
Neither ideology holds the sovereignty of the individual at its core. DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 #22
That is true but that is a temperament issue. They think that they're so superior and righteous in Trust Buster Jun 2016 #23
John Stuart Mill was and is my greatest political influence. DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 #24
Do you believe that "acolytes" is a non-offensive and mature way to refer to people? nt Bonobo Jun 2016 #16
In this case, I do. The more radical and extreme, the more it goes from support to a blind Trust Buster Jun 2016 #19
K & R. Thanks for posting. Surya Gayatri Jun 2016 #11
Posting for the truth. DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2016 #12
l guess the "Bernie is stronger against Trump" argument firebrand80 Jun 2016 #18

ucrdem

(15,512 posts)
1. What sort of worked in Iowa doesn't seem to be working in CA.
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 08:20 AM
Jun 2016

For one thing it's almost over and for another the Trump ticket is upon us. Bernie's message hasn't changed but it's basically a negative message with a little policy filigree on the edges.

 

beachbum bob

(10,437 posts)
2. been over for a long time and sanders keeps conning his supporters
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 08:22 AM
Jun 2016

bernie is addicted to the microphone....he can't help it now...ego out of control

 

vi5

(13,305 posts)
5. He needs to get out now...
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 08:26 AM
Jun 2016

...that way people will realize how much they actually love Hillary Clinton. They just don't know it yet. They haven't had a chance to get to know her.

 

NCTraveler

(30,481 posts)
6. Clinton is working to stay positive and expand her base.
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 08:27 AM
Jun 2016

Sanders is almost one hundred percent negative and oppositional; time tested way to suppress the vote.

 

Trust Buster

(7,299 posts)
7. Hillary's margin of victory is even larger than it seems. Sanders picked up a lot of delegates
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 08:34 AM
Jun 2016

by flooding small caucuses with college students that he promised the world to. Make those caucus states primary states and Sanders would be 500 pledged delegates behind.

DemocratSinceBirth

(99,710 posts)
8. I don't believe any of the predictions of his acolytes have ever come to pass.
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 08:38 AM
Jun 2016

But it didn't stop them from regaling us with them.

DemocratSinceBirth

(99,710 posts)
10. All this unpleasantness will be coming to an end...
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 08:44 AM
Jun 2016

But I expect more lashing out between now and the 15th.

 

Trust Buster

(7,299 posts)
13. It's been my observation that the farther one moves from the political center in either direction,
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 08:50 AM
Jun 2016

the greater the levels of narcissism and intolerance appear.

 

Trust Buster

(7,299 posts)
17. I love that graphic. I have always thought that the extreme Right and extreme Left actually
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 09:15 AM
Jun 2016

start converging on the opposite side of the center in temperament, intolerance and narcissism.

DemocratSinceBirth

(99,710 posts)
20. Somebody told me it's neo-liberal framing.
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 09:18 AM
Jun 2016

The far left and far right have more in common than members of either would like to admit.

 

Trust Buster

(7,299 posts)
23. That is true but that is a temperament issue. They think that they're so superior and righteous in
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 09:28 AM
Jun 2016

thought that nobody better dare challenge such pure righteousness. Both share Fascist tendencies.

DemocratSinceBirth

(99,710 posts)
24. John Stuart Mill was and is my greatest political influence.
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 09:31 AM
Jun 2016

I start from the premise that the individual is sovereign.

 

Trust Buster

(7,299 posts)
19. In this case, I do. The more radical and extreme, the more it goes from support to a blind
Wed Jun 1, 2016, 09:17 AM
Jun 2016

following.

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