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In reply to the discussion: If Bernie is serious about winning, he needs to go negative. [View all]Adrahil
(13,340 posts)47. If he does that when he is so far behind in the polls...
... it would be rightly seen as an act of desperation, and further marginalize his canidacy.
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Right, because you and others doing it here has converted so many Hillary supporters.
stevenleser
Jun 2015
#1
The same "corporate friendly record" that got her 18 million votes in 2008?
brooklynite
Jun 2015
#57
Walker has the big pair of funders and Hillary has her big funders. They are all over
glinda
Jun 2015
#36
It's too early first off. Secondly negative ads are for when people are close on the issues. He can
craigmatic
Jun 2015
#12
This is the only way he'll get serious media attention, and more name recognition.
RiverLover
Jun 2015
#20
Because nasty primary fights are what will lead the Democratic Party to victory?
BlueCheese
Jun 2015
#21
I shouldn't have been snarky in the title of my reply. I apologize for that.
BlueCheese
Jun 2015
#26
The momentum is left this time. He's tugging her left. He could be nominated VP to avoid a split
Monk06
Jun 2015
#33
He doesn't need to go negative, he just needs to have Hillary face him in a debate.
Maedhros
Jun 2015
#40
Senator Sanders is drawing the biggest crowds of any candidate on either side of the isle.
onecaliberal
Jun 2015
#44
I would say he has to make a clearer distinction between his stances and that of Hillary Clinton's
davidpdx
Jun 2015
#46
I strongly disagree. Negative campaigning is part of what voters are sick of, it is one of the
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2015
#67
But it's just not a ring. It's not a binary contest nor is it linear and compartmentalized like a
Bluenorthwest
Jun 2015
#72