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In reply to the discussion: Bernie Sanders's son launches congressional bid in New Hampshire [View all]R B Garr
(17,984 posts)48. No. It is called pointing out hypocrisy. When you have one
set of standards for elected Democrats and another set of standards for yourself, that is hypocrisy.
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The only other place where the Sanders name has as much popularity as in Vermont, is New Hampshire
Tiggeroshii
Feb 2018
#2
Sanders received 13.2 million votes in the primary. He also had massive rallies in numerous cities.
CentralMass
Feb 2018
#14
Obama (whom I supported in 2008) had huge primary crowds in Idaho and South Carolina.
RandySF
Feb 2018
#22
That is certainly true. My reply was to reply #2 that claimed Sanders had no name recognition
CentralMass
Feb 2018
#28
Sanders, 48, is running to replace Rep. Carol Shea-Porter (D-Vt.), but should be NH!
Justice
Feb 2018
#32
He retweeted a nasty rightie link about Elizabeth Warren so I would not vote for him if
Demsrule86
Feb 2018
#33
I know! The selective opposition, and favoring one over the others, seems hypocritical to many.
NurseJackie
Feb 2018
#39
Can any of his supporters explain why he's a better choice than 7 other Democratic opponents?
brooklynite
Feb 2018
#42