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In reply to the discussion: "He is not a Democrat." [View all]PoutrageFatigue
(416 posts)91. Abso-fucking-lutely!
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If that happened the gig would be so up. It would usher in the national razor.
Ed Suspicious
Sep 2014
#115
The truth is they don't do that anymore, they hire Security Contractors to conduct opposition
sabrina 1
Sep 2014
#260
And what still galls me is chuck todd's introduction: "in his FIRST appearance on Meet the Press..."
calimary
Sep 2014
#95
Well, I woulda brought in a cream pie with his name on it. Bernie has more class than that,
calimary
Sep 2014
#106
Which is exactly why he is *not* normally welcome on MTP. He can hand them their fannies. nt
tblue37
Sep 2014
#157
Sounds like an apt description of someone intentionally trying to win the White House for the GOP.
tritsofme
Sep 2014
#19
If he runs on a third party ticket, it would be intentional sabotage of the Democratic nominee
tritsofme
Sep 2014
#53
He would have my support. I have already decided that if he runs, I will work for him unless
JDPriestly
Sep 2014
#176
And under that logic, anyone who chooses to run on the Democratic ticket would be committing
JDPriestly
Sep 2014
#175
"then he can fill his role as a harmless vanity candidate." sheesh - you don't have a clue how
Douglas Carpenter
Sep 2014
#231
you just don't get it. Was Eugene McCarthy a harmeless vanity candidate? He only brought
Douglas Carpenter
Sep 2014
#281
no one heard of Gene McCarthy until he forced a sitting President out of office and made opposition
Douglas Carpenter
Sep 2014
#311
No matter what he does he deserves better than being called "a fucking piece of shit."
Gidney N Cloyd
Sep 2014
#14
He's got my vote and money...as I just told "Ready for Hillary" when I asked
ScreamingMeemie
Sep 2014
#8
Kendrick Meek was a Democrat opposed by the owners and most of the posters of DU
TransitJohn
Sep 2014
#140
So let me get this straight, if Bernie runs as an independent, and someone else is the democratic
still_one
Sep 2014
#42
Pales in comparisson to the number of posts from "liberals" unfairly criticizing Obama.
baldguy
Sep 2014
#65
But, surly you agree that blaming the Pres for the actions of the previous regime
baldguy
Sep 2014
#131
Blaming Obama for his own administration, his own acts and omissions is very fair.
merrily
Sep 2014
#185
Kiss every square inch of your ass, you say? Give it 24 business hours. Then I will. I swear.
PeaceNikki
Sep 2014
#47
Done. My parents just saw him at Fighting Bob Fest on Saturday. They were stoked.
PeaceNikki
Sep 2014
#63
Thank you, Will. Run, Bernie, Run, indeed. Made a post about it too. I don't give
ChisolmTrailDem
Sep 2014
#62
Is a democratic-socialist anything like the democratic-farmer-labor party of MN?
rurallib
Sep 2014
#70
So we are all in favor of another Ralph Nader, resulting in President Cruz?
Fred Sanders
Sep 2014
#86
That question will not be answered. His supporters believe he will run as a Democrat, but that is
still_one
Sep 2014
#107
Of course the vast majority will vote for the Democratic nominee, and just enough will vote for
Fred Sanders
Sep 2014
#118
Saying something is irrational with any backup makes any comment irrelevant.
Fred Sanders
Sep 2014
#263
Bernie represents the people and he's not only an idealist but a pragmatist as well, $50
Uncle Joe
Sep 2014
#97
If Bernie runs, I'll vote for him, regardless of the letter after his name..
mountain grammy
Sep 2014
#109
The next Missouri "democratic" anointed gubernatorial in nominee is NOT a Democrat
loyalsister
Sep 2014
#111
We can talk about 'circling the wagons' AFTER Bernie eats Hillary alive during the primary debates
OneAngryDemocrat
Sep 2014
#124
Sen. Sanders has been walking and talking his "high-minded" principles since 1971.
WilliamPitt
Sep 2014
#154
And he is not only Democrat but an old time Democrat. I will vote for him in the primary. I might
jwirr
Sep 2014
#138
he's a hell of a lot more of a Democrat than the Trojan Horse in the White House. Or either of the
kath
Sep 2014
#145
I support Bernie, but suspect that if he wins the White House, he'll face an army of obstructionist
blkmusclmachine
Sep 2014
#164
No shit. Corporate stooges say Sanders isn't a Democrat without a twinge of shame.
Marr
Sep 2014
#179
Calm down there, Hillary. We already know how you feel about anyone else running.
Ikonoklast
Sep 2014
#220
He's a Democrat in principle so I will vote for him if given the chance. K&R nt
snappyturtle
Sep 2014
#193
Only if he appeals to Democratic voters more the the Democratic candidate does.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Sep 2014
#247
Really? Really? I am guessing you are not a fan of progressive candidates.
rhett o rick
Sep 2014
#287
you're confusing Democrat with liberal. he is not a DEM but he is liberal. these are just facts
La Lioness Priyanka
Sep 2014
#304
you too are apparently confused about party affiliation and ideology.
La Lioness Priyanka
Sep 2014
#315
I'm looking forward to many more threads about Senator Sanders running for President
Babel_17
Sep 2014
#307
damn, somebody is copy/pasting the same alert in every WillPitt thread on this topic.
m-lekktor
Sep 2014
#312