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In reply to the discussion: Editorial: Bernie Sanders Keeps Fighting the Good Fight [View all]kstewart33
(6,552 posts)101. Bernie will run, but I doubt he will be a major factor as he was in 2016.
Too old, too great a sense of "been there, done that," other younger Democrat figures will be running, and among the Democrats, a great belief that above all else, we must beat Trump, and Bernie is way-too left to appeal to moderates and center-left Dems.
But above all else, 2020 is still a ways away. And Jane's troubles continue with the FBI investigation.
And of course, if Sanders refuses to release his tax returns (and many years of returns), it won't sit well, not this time.
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I hope you are right. I certainly won't vote for Sen. Sanders in a primary. I did last time, and I
Demsrule86
May 2018
#140
This makes me like him even less...how could he risk this if he truly cares about the policies he
Demsrule86
May 2018
#159
Yes Bernie, pleeeeze keep fighting the good fight and run in 2020... pleeeeze!
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#39
You do realise that if he runs as an indy in 2020 (he will never win the Dem nomination)
Exotica
May 2018
#98
So let me get this straight...you're seriously arguing that if Bernie runs in & wins the Democratic
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#129
There's not a damn thing in Bernie's past to give the slightest indication
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#135
Says the one who has no response... I see your hate for Bernie has no bounds.
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#168
Once again, "repeatedly"? At least you didn't say "for the last decade (plus)"
George II
May 2018
#23
Even the first two pages of a simple google search yield references in 2013/2014
Hassin Bin Sober
May 2018
#27
They have to know this... but hey, anything to bash Bernie, which includes ignoring facts.
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#28
And what does this have to do with Sanders presumably fighting Walmart for "the last decade (plus)"?
George II
May 2018
#22
Does that mean Bernie won't be getting a seat on the Wal-Mart Board anytime soon?
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#34
This is well-known policy - third time is been done - any candidate is free to run.
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#38
That is a really bad assessment of what is happening. What IS happening is that Sanders runs as
JCanete
May 2018
#45
he is running unopposed because nobody is opposing him. This has nothing at all to do with
JCanete
May 2018
#47
Our Revolutions numbers are acutally pretty impressive for a new group....What's their win
JCanete
May 2018
#67
I think you totally missed my point. Would you discount democrats as a party worth supporting if
JCanete
May 2018
#74
Yep. The California Democratic Party didn't endorse but Bernie is a bad guy for not endorsing.
Hassin Bin Sober
May 2018
#106
What are you talking about? Show me where I've said that 3rd parties don't split the vote. I think
JCanete
May 2018
#66
well what the hell was your comment to do with. If you mean the design of your comment, i'm
JCanete
May 2018
#75
I still have no idea what you were trying to say, and its you, not me, that likes it that way. What
JCanete
May 2018
#83
How does him running unopposed reflect whether or not choices are good? He can't exactly run against
JCanete
May 2018
#91
what actually happened? Explain to me how it would have been different had he run as an independent.
JCanete
May 2018
#94
the funny part is I'm not trying to ignore it. What is it? I thought it was that choice is good,
JCanete
May 2018
#97
It's amazing that those who claim primaries/elections are "rigged" are perfectly happy...
George II
May 2018
#122
The guy never gives up, never gives in, and, thankfully, Bernie still has a lotta fight left in him.
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#35
It's as if the man wants with a clear conscience when he meets his maker. nt
Snotcicles
May 2018
#44
I'd like to know when the glorification of one man stops and the TRUTH is spoken as fact.
Wwcd
May 2018
#85
His Vote Against Magnitsky was NOT Democratic. Nor his lack of concern for women's issues.
Wwcd
May 2018
#79
Bashing the Clintons has always been his bread and butter and 2015-16 was a feast.
ucrdem
May 2018
#112
Can you see the difference? I said "policy" is what Bernie is all about and you said Clintons those
Uncle Joe
May 2018
#114
The point is George H.W. Bush was President in 1991 when Bernie came out against NAFTA and more
Uncle Joe
May 2018
#142
Good point RB. Face reality. Bernie Sanders will never ever have what it takes to unite & heal
Wwcd
May 2018
#134
"So are you just upset that Democratic views had to catch up with Bernie Sanders?"
Me.
May 2018
#170
I am anti war, pro union, pro civil rights, pro human rights and equality.
mountain grammy
May 2018
#175
What is sad about not wanting Sen. Sanders to run because we might lose much as we did in 16
Demsrule86
May 2018
#161
You begin with "Democracy is in tatters" and yet your argument is basically counter
Uncle Joe
May 2018
#164
There is no question that the electorate was divided after the 16 primary.. which led some to stay
Demsrule86
May 2018
#182
by "the entire thing" I think you mean both the electoral votes and the popular vote.
mountain grammy
May 2018
#184