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In reply to the discussion: I have fucking had it with: "Sanders, which could potentially force Hillary Clinton further left..." [View all]cui bono
(19,926 posts)199. That's good. I just had to ask to satisfy my curiosity. Thanks for your answer.
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I have fucking had it with: "Sanders, which could potentially force Hillary Clinton further left..." [View all]
NYC_SKP
May 2015
OP
More infighting ...it will be a wonder if the Democratic party can come together
NoJusticeNoPeace
May 2015
#1
Not infighting, a false narrative that needs to just stop. "Push her to the left."
NYC_SKP
May 2015
#6
Rush Limbaugh can be pushed "further to the left". You outrage is sounding contrived.
Buzz Clik
May 2015
#39
I love Bernie and will support him but if Hillary wins the primary I will support
OregonBlue
May 2015
#173
The truth is, millions of Americans have realized that they are being abused.
Enthusiast
May 2015
#195
That's what I thought. In my OP I posted the statement from OWS Organizers, the original organizers
sabrina 1
May 2015
#258
He doesn't work for RT. They air his show. And I judge people base on their actions and stances,
cui bono
May 2015
#117
Yes, they do. Bernie just entered the race. We'll see where the polling is a month from now.
sabrina 1
May 2015
#213
Maybe it was earlier in the year then, because he had Edwards higher than Obama I think.
cui bono
May 2015
#73
Excellent point. When minorities got over their fears that white people would not vote for him
Number23
May 2015
#259
Yes and Elizabeth Warren was what, 8th? Ignore all the facts, though. The Sanders
okaawhatever
May 2015
#8
I would like to see the metrics for that determination. It's not apparent that she's much other
leveymg
May 2015
#21
All that shows is how far right the entire elected politicians of both parties have moved.
cui bono
May 2015
#75
Yeah, voting records of hers against the other elected officials. So what I said stands.
cui bono
May 2015
#103
And even if you don't think the spectrum itself changes, where one lands on it certainly does.
cui bono
May 2015
#200
Another outburst from a Sanders supporter? LOL. I support him to move Hillary left
KittyWampus
May 2015
#3
Bernie can win. I support him to WIN. You can't drag anyone to the Left, so that's just
sabrina 1
May 2015
#36
He almost certainly cannot win the primary. He has not participated in Democratic party politics.
KittyWampus
May 2015
#131
i have always seens sanders run as individual and an opportunity. not an extension of clinton.
seabeyond
May 2015
#5
Call out threads like this with slams against Hillary do nothing but drive us further apart
NoJusticeNoPeace
May 2015
#7
you betcha. when i state, as a feminist, social is my priority, as i support sanders....
seabeyond
May 2015
#13
Then why on earth would you say you support him? I support him because I DO see what you
sabrina 1
May 2015
#44
there is not a chance in hell i would try to clear the air with you. you have zero
seabeyond
May 2015
#50
I am more than willing to 'clear the air' with anyone because I am confident enough
sabrina 1
May 2015
#63
It is what I got from your post. That you have some serious issues with the candidate
sabrina 1
May 2015
#76
of course it doesnt make sense, because you made my post what you wanted to make it.
seabeyond
May 2015
#78
yes you make it up to me. but you change what i say to your argument. so it really does not matter
seabeyond
May 2015
#119
of course. assume your INTERPRETATION is correct even though the words i posted and me telling
seabeyond
May 2015
#150
With all due respect, your post is very unclear, I honestly do not understand what you are saying
Dragonfli
May 2015
#183
how about the tactic of you telling me we do not have a place in the campaign? brilliant strategy.
seabeyond
May 2015
#65
you replied to sabrina who replied to me. you stated it was about derailing dismissing what i said.
seabeyond
May 2015
#70
all over? no hyperbole or dishonest there. i made one comment. some people replied and we had a
seabeyond
May 2015
#122
it was the economic populists answer. and it was an incorrect answer full of irony,
seabeyond
May 2015
#130
Saying that Sanders thinks social issues need to take a back seat to economic ones
BrotherIvan
May 2015
#107
SAYING... running the campaign as an economic populist campaign, and all kinds of dismissal when i
seabeyond
May 2015
#125
It is not Sanders that is is dismissing your concerns as shown abundantly to you in this thread
BrotherIvan
May 2015
#132
yes. you are dismissing my concerns. we agree on that. as i stated initially and thru out. no mo
seabeyond
May 2015
#136
Are you saying that because Bernie is a white male that he is going to be fighting only for white
cui bono
May 2015
#114
if his campaign is, economic populist, then yes. he is advocating for white and male. nt
seabeyond
May 2015
#126
that is how his campaign is being defined. two days in, i do not know how he is defining.
seabeyond
May 2015
#145
You don't think his record is proof enough? He's been in the public eye a long time now.
cui bono
May 2015
#201
You didn't respond to my other post so here are a couple more thoughts I missed...
cui bono
May 2015
#250
two statements you are addressing. please be specific what is false, or as you say... crap?
seabeyond
May 2015
#144
he was a supporter well before many of the people in this very thread jumped on board. as was i.
seabeyond
May 2015
#127
Only odd if calling for party unity is odd or supporting Bernie is odd or for supporting Hillary IF
NoJusticeNoPeace
May 2015
#182
That's good. I just had to ask to satisfy my curiosity. Thanks for your answer.
cui bono
May 2015
#199
He needs money, I have donated a little and signed up to volunteer, but we need to get his name
NoJusticeNoPeace
May 2015
#227
I work with someone who overheard me exclaim delight when I saw Bernie was running.
cui bono
May 2015
#233
My problem in this case is entirely with the media and with OWS for parroting the MSM meme.
NYC_SKP
May 2015
#9
i do not watch msm. and though i think it is really important to be informed, to the extent of
seabeyond
May 2015
#17
people are influenced though. can use it to advantage, and can defuse also. with kids... our youth
seabeyond
May 2015
#29
exactly. einstein. unbeknown to many, that is the youth we address. it will "play"
seabeyond
May 2015
#37
Thanks! I contributed a little bit on Thursday but last year had tons of medical costs.
NYC_SKP
May 2015
#28
Anything to the Left of Hillary as we've known her is pure campaign positioning.
leveymg
May 2015
#11
Pretty much. Given the rightward movement of overton's wndow, it's not surprising
Populist_Prole
May 2015
#111
I do not like Hillary's position on key policies, and I don't want her to be President.
Maedhros
May 2015
#133
I think Bernie will be able to point that out, in debates. Which is why it is so good to
sabrina 1
May 2015
#52
And Clintons have also moved the party to the right. Sanders will move it to the left.
NYC_SKP
May 2015
#35
I'll take my chances with the one that doesn't have to be forced left.
Tierra_y_Libertad
May 2015
#74
I don't think it's infighting...we now have TWO candidates who must be held and judged by
libdem4life
May 2015
#42
"In Just 24 Hours Bernie Sanders Outraises Rand Paul, Marco Rubio AND Ted Cruz"
BeanMusical
May 2015
#49
No core principles. Unlike Sanders, whose representation of the 99 percent is consistent
woo me with science
May 2015
#108
I can't support anyone who changes their rhetoric in response to political wind shifts
hootinholler
May 2015
#62
Hillary is not a centrist, she is liberal Dem: Its only Sanders people claim centrist
lewebley3
May 2015
#79
Google picture of the Current Senate and House: You will Bernie with Rows of Rich people!
lewebley3
May 2015
#238
Sanders sits in the Senate surrounded by former and future Wall Street people
lewebley3
May 2015
#269
Yes, Bernie supporters do bash Hillary for being successful! Read Sanders post!!
lewebley3
May 2015
#271
Supporting Bernie, helps the GOP: I am sure Bernie's will be getting a check from the Koch's soon!
lewebley3
May 2015
#279
Well, it's only just begun. You're going to hear it a lot. I guess you can deal with it.
PeaceNikki
May 2015
#116
Did you say "gutter-sniping asshole"? Well, you might want to read the damned OP again.
NYC_SKP
May 2015
#163
Anyone know what Bernies full name is? I was just curious to see if it was anything the right
brewens
May 2015
#172
More like 'force Hillary Clinton's handlers to move the bullshit campaign rhetoric to the left'.
Marr
May 2015
#190
I dunno, sounds like one of those phrases tossed in to make the thing sound reasonable.
ucrdem
May 2015
#214
The rec's for this op speaks for itself. Bonus: It's pissing off all the "right" people.
L0oniX
May 2015
#221
If Clinton wins the primary, she'll lose in the general election to the GOP. We need Sanders.
NYC_SKP
May 2015
#254
I have yet to hear a good explanation as to how Sanders will be a viable general election candidate
Gothmog
May 2015
#261
I'll just refer you back to 2007 and OFA, Obama's campaign, and toss in OWS and MoveOn.
NYC_SKP
May 2015
#263
Hillary isn't going to take the caucuses for granted again. If she hadn't in 2008 she wins going
stevenleser
May 2015
#267