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In reply to the discussion: The DNC Comes Full Circle [View all]virtualobserver
(8,760 posts)184. you don't provide us with any actual information....assertion requires no education
if you don't back up your assertions, then you have no credibility
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When Hillary fans criticize posts by Sanders fans, they should be willing to
JDPriestly
Jan 2016
#81
Ouch. But it's what I've watched in decades of Democratic evolution. We're a long way from
libdem4life
Jan 2016
#110
As if Hillary fans don't insult Sanders supporters. Most vocal ones on DU do and they don't bother
cui bono
Jan 2016
#99
My posts are nothing compared to the posts of Hillary supporters, including you.
merrily
Jan 2016
#153
The OP clearly describes the Party's history since 1980, actually maybe 1968
JDPriestly
Jan 2016
#80
you don't provide us with any actual information....assertion requires no education
virtualobserver
Jan 2016
#184
If that's the all-time high, I am not optimistic about the future of performance art.
merrily
Jan 2016
#130
ummm did ya know the dnc was supposed to be giving bernie a level playing field ?
questionseverything
Jan 2016
#29
Standing up against Sanders supporters is against the very purpose of the DNC.
Enthusiast
Jan 2016
#45
The DNC sold out to the big corporations. Then no longer represent the grassroots Democrats.
rhett o rick
Jan 2016
#93
"So, the DNC managed to sell their souls, and ours, for nothing." No, they got something.
Scuba
Jan 2016
#7
So the DNC is to blame for Democrats losing congressional support...
ConservativeDemocrat
Jan 2016
#14
Ah, the old compare it to your dreams of magical rainbows and unicorn-farts method
ConservativeDemocrat
Jan 2016
#40
You claim Dem losses in 2010 and 2014 were typical and backing a New Deal Dem is hard left--
merrily
Jan 2016
#138
Poster, please. 16% is more than 29%? Did you really expect to get away with that?
merrily
Jan 2016
#141
Evidence of what? The numbers in my post are right off the chart you posted. It's not rocket science
merrily
Jan 2016
#163
Reply 141 points out your error. The chart YOU posted is evidence that Reply 141 is correct.
merrily
Jan 2016
#167
Wasn't for nothing: We the 99-percent of the People are farther behind than ever.
Octafish
Jan 2016
#36
Looking like 3rd way Democrats would rather see moderate republicans in office than liberal Dems..
raindaddy
Jan 2016
#51
And if Web enters the GE campaign as an Independent, I believe Hillary will flip flop back Right to
DhhD
Jan 2016
#116
Cue Bernie getting the blame for lack of fundraising since he doesn't take Super Pac money.
cui bono
Jan 2016
#94
While we were all chortling about the upcoming demographic demise of the GOP
tularetom
Jan 2016
#143
We get the DNC we vote for. Most people don't bother paying attention, and so we get bad people.
Chathamization
Jan 2016
#151
The rank and file Democrats get to vote for the DNC members though. Most people ignore this, true
Chathamization
Jan 2016
#200
Eh? I'm talking about DNC committee members. The ones who choose the chair. Most of these people
Chathamization
Jan 2016
#203
Not sure if you've been purposefully misreading my posts or are just very confused about the DNC
Chathamization
Jan 2016
#205
The 2nd listed post: "Wrong. The DNC has many functions" does not seem to fit with the
TryLogic
Jan 2016
#170