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In reply to the discussion: "He is not a Democrat." [View all]raindaddy
(1,370 posts)234. Add every square in of my ass as well...
Good to see there are still some Democrats left who haven't forgotten who their party is supposed to represent.
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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