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No he didn't. He barely got a quarter of the popular votes and delegates in the primary...
George II
Nov 2020
#84
I said that because there were, in a way, two main phases to the primary campaign
Tom Rinaldo
Nov 2020
#85
There were only three primaries/caucuses before South Carolina, two in states with negligible....
George II
Nov 2020
#86
I think Sanders deserves credit for the $15.00 minimum wage in Florida...sure Democrats talked
Demsrule86
Nov 2020
#62
No, the electoral college gave us Trump. Just like it will give us Biden. You know how
Autumn
Nov 2020
#6
Sanders campaigned for Clinton way way way more than Obama did for Joe Biden! n/t
Imperialism Inc.
Nov 2020
#24
She only became the first (major party) woman nominee for Prsident after she was so designated by
Tom Rinaldo
Nov 2020
#44
My last post on this sub thread. Feel free to have the last word if you wish
Tom Rinaldo
Nov 2020
#71
And then he disappeared after the convention, not to emerge until Labour Day...nt
SidDithers
Nov 2020
#68
No he didn't. This is a lie that has been propagated over and over by Sanders's supporters...
SidDithers
Nov 2020
#67
"Sanders did 39 rallies for Clinton in 13 states over the final three months of the 2016 general"
Imperialism Inc.
Nov 2020
#77
Again. He campaigned more for Clinton than Obama did for Biden, as I said.
Imperialism Inc.
Nov 2020
#81
You're implying that Obama didn't support Biden, forgetting that we're in the middle of a pandemic.
George II
Nov 2020
#94
I can't find the list of places and/or appearances, but I did find this in the article:
George II
Nov 2020
#91
You seem to forget that in 2016 there wasn't a global pandemic that killed 240,000 Americans....
George II
Nov 2020
#90
Yes, Beto too, though his Texas based efforts did not this time win the prize...
Tom Rinaldo
Nov 2020
#15
Yes, when he isn't bashing us. I seem to recall a comment recently about "coastal elites"?
George II
Nov 2020
#95
They didn't need Bernie for that though. They've used that against us long before Bernie
ooky
Nov 2020
#32
he brought in a shedload of the more progressive voters and younger voters, & AOC did a masterclass
Celerity
Nov 2020
#64
I only did what everyone in certain quarters (not saying you per se) does and joined them at the hip
Celerity
Nov 2020
#70
Tough, Stacy is a brilliant woman and she didn't mind tying herself to Bernie Sanders.
Autumn
Nov 2020
#69
I am rec'ing your unambiguously positive post on this unambiguously positive day
fishwax
Nov 2020
#61
I disagree. Sanders did the opposite of building and mobilizing any Democratic coalition. His was a
LizBeth
Nov 2020
#76
The only direct linkage I intended involved voter turnout from two core Democratic constituencies
Tom Rinaldo
Nov 2020
#97