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In reply to the discussion: Message auto-removed [View all]MineralMan
(151,016 posts)13. Why would he do that? He just announced his own candidacy.
Your proposal makes no sense at all.
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I am sure the former governor has DU on his smart phone and is reconsidering right now./NT
DemocratSinceBirth
May 2015
#22
good gawd.. the arrogance. it's damn sure some of Bernie's supporters around here are doing him
Cha
May 2015
#19
And what if this is NOT a Bernie supporter? What if this is just another trouble maker?
jwirr
May 2015
#41
And how would I know that? I have no idea who this guy is.. took him at face value.
Cha
May 2015
#50
If you take a look at the answers in this threads there is not a Bernie supporter who supported the
jwirr
May 2015
#52
Thank you. Because as I stated here in another post IMO no one should drop out until the
jwirr
May 2015
#59
Hey, if Ralph Nader had heeded your advice in 2000, and dropped out and endorsed Gore,
Nye Bevan
May 2015
#27
I'd vote for an O'Malley/Sanders or a Sanders/O'Malley ticket with equal comfort
carolinayellowdog
May 2015
#32
That will happen at the convention. No one should give up before the convention unless it is very
jwirr
May 2015
#39
O'Malley has the right to run if he wants, and he'd likely support Clinton if he was not running.
tarheelsunc
May 2015
#47
That's not what some said about Nader. But then they didn't say that about
rhett o rick
May 2015
#63
You probably have that reversed. I'm not sold on O'Malley, but he's much more electable and could
Joe the Revelator
May 2015
#62
That's ridiculous. The Dems need a strong bench, not a game of patty cake with only two candidates.
Hekate
May 2015
#75
If another candidate has announced and it would split the progressive vote then the non Democrat
Thinkingabout
May 2015
#76
I believe O'Malley is running for VP, to help HRC - his entire speech was what Bernie's been saying
peacebird
May 2015
#77
I heard that after 50 years of public service and getting elected, it's Bernies Turn
libdem4life
May 2015
#81