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In reply to the discussion: Been through some rough primary wars here. To me now, though, this one is different. [View all]neverforget
(9,512 posts)80. Great post madfloridian! You expressed a lot of how I feel.
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Been through some rough primary wars here. To me now, though, this one is different. [View all]
madfloridian
May 2015
OP
Nice post Mad. I agree this primary is different. I think it is because it seemed at first
sabrina 1
May 2015
#5
It would prove that WE are not just 'whining' about the corrosive effect of money
sabrina 1
May 2015
#7
For me Bernie is the phoenix of the Democratic party rising from the corruption of corporate money.
L0oniX
May 2015
#46
Bernie is the test imo, of all of us who rail against CU and the destruction of our electoral system
sabrina 1
May 2015
#13
I also think he might appeal to some of the less fire breathing tea bagger types.
CrispyQ
May 2015
#71
Until Bernie I wasn't going to bother with this election other than to cast a vote for whomever.
Autumn
May 2015
#23
It was shocking to me to find so few Democrats stood for Democratic ideals as well.
raouldukelives
May 2015
#25
You're right. I hope the change comes peacefully as well. No sane person wants
PatrickforO
May 2015
#49
As to hating the Democratic Party, I don't. I just hate what it has become.
PatrickforO
May 2015
#48
I believe the quote goes: ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BUT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS.
Ford_Prefect
May 2015
#50
one major difference is having an Independent run for the Democratic nomination
carolinayellowdog
May 2015
#68
I think you are right about most of the Sanders supporters being early Obama supporters
davidpdx
May 2015
#86
DU attracts a wide range of progressives, including some who do hate the Democratic party
pnwmom
May 2015
#79
Bottom line, we were considered "fringe" then. Now it's like we are overstepping....
madfloridian
May 2015
#90
I have been saying for many months that many of my Republican "friends" on FB are quite
silvershadow
May 2015
#85