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In reply to the discussion: Bernie mania 2018 - feel the Bern! [View all]VOX
(22,976 posts)116. Bernie is the next-door neighbor who borrows your lawn mower but doesn't return it.
No Bernie mania, please. Am seeking a full-time Democrat who could actually win.
There will be other genuine Democratic candidates far more viable than Bernie.
And please, no Bern-splaining replies that tell me how Im off-base, or how the greatness of Bernie will sweep the nation and overwhelm the Electoral College. Ive been there, and the novelty has long since worn thin. On this matter Im adamant.
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All he is doing is putting himself out there and pushing democratic values. It's important to keep
The Wielding Truth
Dec 2018
#126
i agree with you. what is it with Bernie BASHING our Dems ?? Does he think makes him more endering?
trueblue2007
Dec 2018
#92
I will bet anybody that he will run NO MATTER who else runs. GUARANTEED.
Eliot Rosewater
Dec 2018
#55
Funny, I never see Republicans called corporatists. Called 1%, yes, but not corporatists.
betsuni
Dec 2018
#130
Odd, that. Considering the GOP were the original 'corporatists', at least in modern terms. n/t
susanna
Dec 2018
#132
It's so obvious. I don't understand why people fall for such silly propaganda.
betsuni
Dec 2018
#133
Since it doesn't mean anything, it's easy to toss around like an unguided missle. n/t
DFW
Dec 2018
#134
We have to get used to it, it is that time again. Expect MUCH more of this CRAP!
Eliot Rosewater
Dec 2018
#56
No, I don't feel the "Bern". I will vote for a Democrat. I don't believe Sen. Sanders can generate
Demsrule86
Dec 2018
#13
Funny how some are talking about some of our potential candidates are too old, and yet....
George II
Dec 2018
#16
With Jerry Brown leaving office, it could be that California re-passes their bill again.
George II
Dec 2018
#98
I am encouraged by the number of people here not supporting this non Democratic
Eliot Rosewater
Dec 2018
#62
Notice the OP has not once responded in this thread, this should tell us something.
Eliot Rosewater
Dec 2018
#68
The people that like Bernie don't bother to post here, as they know they will get bashed.
vsrazdem
Dec 2018
#113
Also note this is a one month old article being used to start the thread.
Eliot Rosewater
Dec 2018
#72
Yes, is it coincidental that this one-month old article is posted the day after...
George II
Dec 2018
#111
No thank you. We need someone who is a Democrat that will unite the party. Not someone who
still_one
Dec 2018
#83
TOS: 'Do not post support for Republicans or independent/third-party "spoiler" candidates.' /nt
LongtimeAZDem
Dec 2018
#91
There are Democrats I would vote against in the primary, but would vote for in the general.
Pope George Ringo II
Dec 2018
#104
Bernie is the next-door neighbor who borrows your lawn mower but doesn't return it.
VOX
Dec 2018
#116
No. Too much baggage, flawed candidate, unlikeable, establishment, status quo.
betsuni
Dec 2018
#131
two of those criticisms don't actually fit Sanders though, and the other two are universal.
JCanete
Dec 2018
#143
At this time in 2015, I underestimated Bernie Sanders. I think most people did.
aikoaiko
Dec 2018
#142