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In reply to the discussion: What Bernie Sanders said about the elections... [View all]Liberal_Stalwart71
(20,450 posts)21. Bernie did not throw this president under the bus. He directly pointed the finger
at the Republicans!
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Bernie did not throw this president under the bus. He directly pointed the finger
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#21
And what? He's fucking correct, unlike those of you who continue to blame
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#27
Do try to make sense, and not just with your jumbled thoughts, try words you see
Autumn
Nov 2014
#29
Yeah darn him.....I have pointed it out repeatedly...so I have no idea what the fuck YOU are laughin
VanillaRhapsody
Nov 2014
#85
You know nilla, words hurt. I'm trying to reach out in friendship and bipartisanship and
Autumn
Nov 2014
#89
LOL, they usually are in those old pics. Can't look at em the same way after learning that...
bettyellen
Nov 2014
#107
Yep, take another look. Have you ever seen a live cat that content to be contorted into unnatural
bettyellen
Nov 2014
#109
No he hasn't. Voters who are lazy and refuse to stay engaged did a lot of damage
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#142
Don't be so hard on Liberal_Stalwart71, I think he just didn't understand the post, the one where I
Autumn
Nov 2014
#55
Yeah there is definitely an infestation.....I'm looking at one of them...
VanillaRhapsody
Nov 2014
#81
Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed, but glad to see the jury was awake.
adirondacker
Nov 2014
#128
I like Sanders but he's no Socialist. (Maybe 'Social Democrat' but that's as
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#63
I suspect the people calling him a Socialist are probably the same mentality of one calling Obama a
adirondacker
Nov 2014
#135
Where can I read Rude Pundit's post? I love him. I want to know what he voted
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#22
That's what I meant. I'm tired. Been up all night without a lick of sleep.
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#69
My neighbor: "I dont live in Nevada, I cant vote against Harry Reid, so I have to vote against Nunn
7962
Nov 2014
#136
It would be easier if you would secede, I am an American first, who is working to make things better
Dustlawyer
Nov 2014
#70
This. I was born and raised in the South but circumstances permitted me to live in many other
Stardust
Nov 2014
#123
And so will many Democrats, too, sadly. Case in point, the poster who just
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#24
Baloney. When it comes time for Obama to sign the bills for Reductions in SS and/or Medicare,
ballyhoo
Nov 2014
#37
Whine, whine, whine. Obama's going to do this, and Obama's going to do that.
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#41
We cross that road when we get there, but how many times have we gotten
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#59
Of course they do. If you read any of my posts you'll see that I blame
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#143
Of course you know. That's the most simplistic, easiest thing to do. It takes little
Liberal_Stalwart71
Nov 2014
#149
i'm sure that the republicans will cloak what they are doing in innocuous sounding names...
spanone
Nov 2014
#4
We're looking at the next recession in about 6-9 months, by my guess, as soon as macroeconomic
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#64
No big fan of the bailouts here -- I thought the TBTF banks should have been nationalized, their
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#67
But, Bernie, no TV or newspaper or radio or mainstream internet site is going to tell them about it.
valerief
Nov 2014
#14
Yes, but they don't care cause Fox and the rest of the media won't tell them
mountain grammy
Nov 2014
#40
Kentucky residents didn't vote to lose their healthcare, but it's now on the table.
Vinca
Nov 2014
#46
Bernie is a shining example of what an elected public servant SHOULD be.
NorthCarolina
Nov 2014
#103
The problem is, too many rank-and-file Democrats are willing to let the Party serve the 1%
Maedhros
Nov 2014
#151
Most are in DC for the singular purpose of lining their own pockets...plain...and...simple
NorthCarolina
Nov 2014
#157