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In reply to the discussion: Sanders gets best reception at early 2020 audition [View all]KPN
(15,981 posts)21. Another article meant to stir things up.
I'm a Bernie fan. I watched his address. Maybe he got more applause than others, but it wasn't obvious if you only watched him. Much to do about absolutely nothingin my opinion.
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Actually I think the reception was because he brought a box o' joe and two dozen munchkins.
George II
Jun 2018
#103
Me too! Not bad for someone who's not a Democrat... Bernie never fails to deliver the goods!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#16
Yes, being the most popular prospective 2020 presidentilal candidate is SOOO overrated!!
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#17
"Perhaps the most vigorous applause in the room was for the outgoing congressman Luis Gutirrez..."
oberliner
Jun 2018
#10
Which is why delegates and not actual vote counts are always mentioned by Sanders
ehrnst
Jun 2018
#96
There seem to be people who honestly think the 2016 race was close. Either that or...
Garrett78
Jun 2018
#108
Write in Hillary? What happened to unity behind the duly elected Democratic presidential nominee?
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#27
So what will the Democratic Party do if Bernie becomes that popular with Dem voters?
YOHABLO
Jun 2018
#24
We will all unite in rallying behind Bernie in 2020, just as we did in supporting Hillary in 2016...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#29
Some 2,000 internal DNC emails were released the day before the convention
AtomicKitten
Jun 2018
#245
Thing is, it will never happen. He is not going to get away wuth not showing his full tax returns
lunamagica
Jun 2018
#102
"since when is it appropriate it to hold the sins of the spouse against the candidate?!"
ehrnst
Jun 2018
#117
If you have ZERO doubt he will disclose his tax retrurns, why hasn't he done it already?
lunamagica
Jun 2018
#119
IKR? releasing full tax returns goes a long way to show a candidates honesty and transparency
lunamagica
Jun 2018
#123
Bernie has shown AMAZING transparency when it comes to what he has had to say to Wall Street bankers
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#125
Transparency? The real transparecy would have been to show his tax retuns, not his empty words
lunamagica
Jun 2018
#189
As I've said, repeatedIy, I don't know 4 sure why Bernie didn't release his tax returns.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#238
Thanks for you reply. If your guess is correct, why did he say that Jane was looking for them?
lunamagica
Jun 2018
#242
Bernie himself seemed to have had sketchy goings ons that no release of tax returns
Blue_true
Jun 2018
#169
No question Bernie SHOULD, and WILL, join the ranks of the Democratic Party IF he runs again...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#128
It is too late. He isn't going to become popular with Democrats. he had a shot last time
Demsrule86
Jun 2018
#66
I'll vote for ANY Democrat, but I like how Bernie, Harris, Booker and Warren are waking the nation
DemocracyMouse
Jun 2018
#32
It tells me that he lacks commitment. I just don't see this as a "winning" message.
NurseJackie
Jun 2018
#182
Not sure about his "loyalists," as you call 'em, but Bernie speaks the truth...
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2018
#227
She'll have to defend her support of ICE which was part of the Patriot Act
AtomicKitten
Jun 2018
#247
My point being that anecdotal observations are not a good criteria to judge things,
still_one
Jun 2018
#49
Bullshit. The same lies and distortions were spewed how there was no difference between republicans
still_one
Jun 2018
#81
Yes I am. Working and pushing ideas within the Democratic party is important. That appears to be
still_one
Jun 2018
#86
He entered the venue as an angel, borne aloft by the wings of ten thousand butterflies.
VOX
Jun 2018
#53
The devotees were smitten and behold a tax return descended to the masses . . .
grantcart
Jun 2018
#90
No. And we wouldn't boo him at the convention, either. Because that would just be fucking stupid.
Squinch
Jun 2018
#107
I would really like to see a younger candidate. It seems like the old guard will be running from the
Vinca
Jun 2018
#57
You know this party is in fucking trouble when it wants to run an 80-year-old man for president.
BlueStater
Jun 2018
#61
The ACA is the step towards it - NO universal health care will be acheived in under 20 years.
ehrnst
Jun 2018
#154
And yeah, they started a long time ago, and didn't retrofit a baked-in system of insurance.
ehrnst
Jun 2018
#216
Actually, it was a very long time ago, before health insurance was baked in to the economy
ehrnst
Jun 2018
#221
A "hard-left progressive" has no chance of winning. What is your definition of...
George II
Jun 2018
#199
"we're working towards it! (nevermind we take money from big pharma/insurance too)"
George II
Jun 2018
#222
Actually, it is the closest we have ever come, and it was and is intended to expand to
ehrnst
Jun 2018
#144
Voting is where it counts. Who gives a shit who a horde of elitists cheer? nt
Blue_true
Jun 2018
#159
Twitler stole all of Bernie's talking points and Bernie never spoke out against him
kimbutgar
Jun 2018
#212