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In reply to the discussion: I believe Sanders will win the nomination in 2020 [View all]NewJeffCT
(56,848 posts)51. I tend to agree
I think he has too many skeletons in his closet, and things that barely registered with Trump's with his daily scandals will be big issues for Sanders (tax returns for one) because that's just how the media works.
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I supported Bernie for President in 2016, but am unlikely to do so this time out.
emulatorloo
Apr 2018
#65
I voted for Sen. Sanders in the primary last time and he won't get my vote in a 20 primary...none of
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#190
You do realize that Sanders condone the booing of Congressman John Lewis at the national convention
Gothmog
Apr 2018
#2
Count me as a recent independent turned democrat who ill never support Sanders
Fresh_Start
Apr 2018
#124
He got that 45% thanks to a little help from Russia and not getting attacked by the media or GOP.
MrsCoffee
Apr 2018
#173
He said his wife did his taxes and they had been busy, but he would release them asap....
MrsCoffee
Apr 2018
#179
So you are saying he can win the nomination without the support of the Democratic base.
lunamagica
Apr 2018
#136
Sanders will likely get a great deal less this cycle due to the John Lewis stunt
Gothmog
Apr 2018
#163
I agree with everything ecxept for the part where you said he isn't running
lunamagica
Apr 2018
#133
I don't object to anyone becoming a Democrat, perhaps not even to leap into the presidency...
Orsino
Apr 2018
#46
He was obviously unsure about his commitment to our party, and ought to run elsewhere,
Orsino
Apr 2018
#59
Obviously... I'll never understand this "cut your nose off to spite your face" mentality.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Apr 2018
#159
While both Hillary and Bernie are critical to 2018 and 2020, we need younger candidates to run.
marble falls
Apr 2018
#7
"we need younger candidates to run" .... Maxine Waters would be 90 at the and of her terms
Exotica
Apr 2018
#9
Damn. I've heard her on Rachel and other shows and I knew she was a relatively new Rep.....
marble falls
Apr 2018
#20
Huh?? Why would we lose the general? Perhaps, you were confused by my response above...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Apr 2018
#199
2020 is make or break, that's for sure! Can't imagine what this country - & the world! - will look
InAbLuEsTaTe
Apr 2018
#203
I'm sick of people thinking any mention of Bernie Sanders has anything to do with
betsuni
Apr 2018
#70
Bernie, a Democrat of his own convenience, is largely respondsible for the Democratic loss
democratisphere
Apr 2018
#69
I am not a fan of Bernie, but I think James Comey had a lot more to do with our defeat.
StevieM
Apr 2018
#86
Disagree. Few thousand more votes in this state and that state would have resulted
democratisphere
Apr 2018
#99
I think it was a combination of diferent factors. Sanders, Comey Assange, Russia, voter supression
lunamagica
Apr 2018
#146
There were so many things that weakened her, but Comey made the knock-out blow. n/t
Chemisse
Apr 2018
#167
I see what you are saying, but Comey had already taken two devastating shots at her before October.
StevieM
Apr 2018
#181
I was referring to your post immediately above this one, not the OP, but while we're at it
DFW
Apr 2018
#126
What you said; good insight as always. No one in their right mind will actually say out loud...
Hekate
Apr 2018
#162
A hint of that huge drop-off came loud & clear when he was protested out of the building
Wwcd
Apr 2018
#140
Well, no one has announced yet. But he seems like he might be looking to enter the race.
StevieM
Apr 2018
#135
bullshit. Sanders couldn't change his party affiliation back to independent fast enough after 2016
still_one
Apr 2018
#101
If you think this is bad you might, oh I don't know, try participating in the primary process!
BannonsLiver
Apr 2018
#113
So you didn't vote in the 2016 Primary but you want to influence the 2020 Primary by giving us your
politicaljunkie41910
Apr 2018
#142
UJhhhh. How about in the second line of your OP? You said that you didn't support anyone in 2016.
politicaljunkie41910
Apr 2018
#182
Nomination in what Party, exactly? He won't get a second bite at the Democratic apple
Hekate
Apr 2018
#156
I will vote for the nominee, but we should avoid premature assumptions & work for 2018 now.
moriah
Apr 2018
#176
not if I have anything to say about it. If he joined the democratic party, I might think about it.
demosincebirth
Apr 2018
#178
I don't think so...he has burned to many bridges...and I hope not because he will lose a general.
Demsrule86
Apr 2018
#189
Then I will no longer have a party. And Trump will win again. With the popular vote this time.
ashtonelijah
Apr 2018
#197
I suspect many of the 2016 anti-Clinton Sanders voters will abandon Sanders if he runs again.
Garrett78
Apr 2018
#217