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33. rubbing salt in the wounds.

Reply to seaglass (Reply #21)

Thu Aug 18, 2016, 11:46 AM

Aug 2016

Certainly during the primary this sort of thing was valid for litigating. One could even argue that, yes, it would have been better if he had done so.

But, water under the bridge.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] seaglass Aug 2016 OP

Stop it, the fucking primaries are over. WHY do you want to continue possible alienating support? onecaliberal Aug 2016 #1

You don't think Bernie's supporters are interested in DURHAM D Aug 2016 #2

1: If he were our nominee this would be relevant. katsy Aug 2016 #8

This Opening Post is like critical comments of Obamas, Clintons or John Kerry Jeffersons Ghost Aug 2016 #26

Exactly. katsy Aug 2016 #31

I'm not. LWolf Aug 2016 #30

Why would this alienate support? A factual article posted about Independent Senator Bernie Sanders - seaglass Aug 2016 #4

I think he's unwittingly given Trump cover to avoid disclosure. bettyellen Aug 2016 #9

That's a fair point. It would help to keep the issue of Trump's nondisclosure in the forefront stopbush Aug 2016 #11

Trump consistently cites the Sanders campaign rhetoric... yallerdawg Aug 2016 #19

Bernie isn't our nominer h e l l o katsy Aug 2016 #32

In most cases I would agree, but in this one the OP has a point. Renew Deal Aug 2016 #15

Please jehop61 Aug 2016 #3

This is ridiculous. Let it go. NightWatcher Aug 2016 #5

This is news today. What is ridiculous about the content of this article? n/t seaglass Aug 2016 #7

If Bernie diehards were pointing out every loophole that Clinton has jumped through, NightWatcher Aug 2016 #10

+1 demmiblue Aug 2016 #12

Because it IS an issue with Trump also, and this provides him with a big excuse not to do the one bettyellen Aug 2016 #13

+1000 Mika Aug 2016 #16

Linking to a factual article is piling on? Bernie is still a player, he is looking to become seaglass Aug 2016 #18

Never have been fond of sore winners. Iggo Aug 2016 #20

Always the same people over and over and over again. n/t demmiblue Aug 2016 #23

No point to this anymore MattP Aug 2016 #6

this kind of post helps Donald Trump by antagonizing people who voted geek tragedy Aug 2016 #14

Ridiculous. Will Bernie voters now vote for Trump if they read it somewhere else on the internet seaglass Aug 2016 #21

rubbing salt in the wounds. geek tragedy Aug 2016 #33

Keep fighting that primary! Iggo Aug 2016 #17

Bernie doesn't have to jack shit. mahina Aug 2016 #22

WHo honestly gives a shit? CBGLuthier Aug 2016 #24

You Better Believe It!!11!! n/t demmiblue Aug 2016 #25

At this point it doesn't matter, but I havta say that... Adrahil Aug 2016 #27

Lolz...all the outrage kicking this thread again & again & again JNelson6563 Aug 2016 #28

The Primary is over. Let kick Trump's rump. Agnosticsherbet Aug 2016 #29

Sanders has endorsed Hillary and is fighting for her to be elected. Nye Bevan Aug 2016 #34

This is hurting people's feelings so I am deleting. seaglass Aug 2016 #35