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In reply to the discussion: Bernie Sanders Calls Clinton Foundation Money A "Very Serious Problem". [View all]smokey nj
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Bernie Sanders Calls Clinton Foundation Money A "Very Serious Problem". [View all]
mylye2222
Apr 2015
OP
Exactly. The motive doesn't matter. Results do. And Bernie is joining in with the Right-Wingers on
BlueCaliDem
Apr 2015
#16
It is worth actually read the article. Bernie targets the Kochs and Edelson
emulatorloo
Apr 2015
#88
“He is following in the footsteps of George W. Bush; he’s following in the footsteps of Bill Clinton
ucrdem
Apr 2015
#22
To be fair, he said he wouldn't run negative *ads*, not not speak RW rhetoric
PeaceNikki
Apr 2015
#5
Are you seriously lumping the Clintons with the Kochs? On a Democratic site?
PeaceNikki
Apr 2015
#80
The concern is big money buying policital influence, which affects policies.
morningfog
Apr 2015
#112
Then that should be the OP title. Not make it look like he means to specifically go after HRC.
djean111
Apr 2015
#10
Actually, Clinton has said she would support a constitutional amendment to overturn citizen's united
F4lconF16
Apr 2015
#113
I wonder if anyone can disagree with that in substance, other than billionaires.
RedCappedBandit
Apr 2015
#33
But wait, you just told me multiple times in another thread that nobody is bashing or tearing down
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Apr 2015
#30
Pointing out the problems with big $ in politics is hardly attacking Democrats
cyberswede
Apr 2015
#116
Well, all the expected OMG he's helping Republicans! comments were posted.
Erich Bloodaxe BSN
Apr 2015
#29
So that's his first mistake. I'll give him a pass on that one. Hopefully we don't see much more like
stevenleser
Apr 2015
#72
Actually, the headline is really distorting what Sanders was saying. He was concerned
still_one
Apr 2015
#84
That's why its a mistake on Bernies part. Anything that he says that could be construed as an
stevenleser
Apr 2015
#87
Headline writer totally missed Sander's point, and went for a click-bait headline
emulatorloo
Apr 2015
#92
I agree. Once Bernie fully gets into campaign mode he will make things very clear
still_one
Apr 2015
#102
He's not wrong about this: "It is about a political system today that is dominated by big money."
cyberswede
Apr 2015
#114
Bernie is gonna stir some shit, and that is good. At the end of the day if he does NOT win
NoJusticeNoPeace
May 2015
#126
ATTACK THE RITE, not hillary!!!! reagan's rules. do not chop down your team!!!!
pansypoo53219
May 2015
#127