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In reply to the discussion: it's simple. if gun control is a vitally important issue to you [View all]Anyone who voted for Bush's wars is disqualified to be President .
I would think ALL Democrats and Progressives would Agree ?
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Same for Howard Dean - both probably because of the states they represented.
AtomicKitten
May 2015
#2
Upstate NY is the same. Rural areas are different from other parts of the country. No one will win
sabrina 1
May 2015
#114
+1; Background checks is something most Americans overwhelmingly support though.
stillwaiting
May 2015
#72
It's his constituency. They are rural and they hunt. Just like Hillary is from NY where Wall St. is.
KittyWampus
May 2015
#12
Since his vote was to shield the gun manufactors and there isn't any manufactures in
Thinkingabout
May 2015
#80
Perhaps it's the principle. You know, occasionally, a politician does actually abide by principle.
X_Digger
May 2015
#110
Deal breaker even in the absence of an explanation of his reasoning?
cherokeeprogressive
May 2015
#73
Gun ownership as a percent of population is far higher where I live than any city
Travis_0004
May 2015
#106
He might not take money from gun manufacturers but it's too bad he protects them. THAT SAID-
KittyWampus
May 2015
#10
There is an extensive history of plaintiffs' attorneys sueing firearms manufacturers...
Eleanors38
May 2015
#68
It shouldn't surprise people that Bernie is a good defender of all civil liberties.
aikoaiko
May 2015
#16
That's great. You don't live in an area with a gun violence problem, so gun control isn't a big
DanTex
May 2015
#19
But it's heroic to submit break up the banks legislation that's "nigh on impossible to pass?"
stevenleser
May 2015
#33
Of course not. The second amendment has nothing to do with civilian gun control, and never did
DanTex
May 2015
#36
And they would be wrong. Any half-decent historian knows that it was always about militias.
DanTex
May 2015
#67
I think someone who votes to provide access to mental health treatment is going to do more to lower
Township75
May 2015
#20
People with mental health issues are only as likely as the rest of the population to be violent.
Neoma
May 2015
#91
For the first time since April 11th. Well, welcome to DU. And welcome back.
KittyWampus
May 2015
#30
He's wrong on gun control and voting for weapons systems. But there is a reason why he does
NoJusticeNoPeace
May 2015
#27
I didn't miss the point. You didn't make one,other than it bothers you to see a President picked on
Autumn
May 2015
#75
" DU will turn on ANY Dem President who does not have an iron clad filibuster proof majority."
pasto76
May 2015
#82
I would politely disagree. Bernie supports gun regulations. He has an F rating from the NRA.
Cheese Sandwich
May 2015
#52
That is a feature not a bug for me, just means he aligns even closer to my beliefs.
TheKentuckian
May 2015
#71