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chillfactor

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1. no argument there....

Reply to bmstee01 (Original post)

Sun Oct 16, 2016, 09:36 PM

Oct 2016

Bernie would be great in that position.

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Bernie for Senate Chair! [View all] bmstee01 Oct 2016 OP

no argument there.... chillfactor Oct 2016 #1

What committee chair experience does he have that leads you to that msanthrope Oct 2016 #12

He is currently the ranking member of the committee. Glassunion Oct 2016 #20

Tsk, tsk ... Stop making sensible points ;) OnDoutside Oct 2016 #21

It might be a sensible point if it had included an answer. nt msanthrope Oct 2016 #23

Which committee? nt msanthrope Oct 2016 #22

The one the OP mentioned. Glassunion Oct 2016 #24

Again....you have not answered my question. I asked you which chairmanship position indicates msanthrope Oct 2016 #25

I think you may be confusing folks you are replying to. Glassunion Oct 2016 #28

I'm not confused at all... Merely reminding you of his disastrous tenure msanthrope Oct 2016 #30

Should we pull Sanders from all committee assignments? Glassunion Oct 2016 #35

He would be an outstanding choice. CentralMass Oct 2016 #2

Kindly tell us what part of his resume you would point to that would place msanthrope Oct 2016 #13

Sorry to burst the bubble WhiteTara Oct 2016 #3

Yes, I like Bernie but putting your primary rival in place as the tie breaker in the senate Monk06 Oct 2016 #4

Ties in the Senate are broken by the VP. Jim Lane Oct 2016 #18

Correct Posted before reflecting Still as majority leader? Too powerful a position for a rival Monk06 Oct 2016 #19

Bernie has said he will serve in the Senate as an Independent. sheshe2 Oct 2016 #5

Exactly.....we aren't falling for the feet to the fire Bullshit again. nt msanthrope Oct 2016 #7

Thank you! sheshe2 Oct 2016 #8

Especially when the denizens of JPR saunter back here to make OPs demanding such. nt msanthrope Oct 2016 #9

Yup! sheshe2 Oct 2016 #10

It's a tell....the concern that the "Revolution" continue nt msanthrope Oct 2016 #11

Yes. sheshe2 Oct 2016 #14

Bernie has always caucused with the Democrats and they have reciprocated Jim Lane Oct 2016 #17

Wrong democrattotheend Oct 2016 #29

Absolutely not. He has said he is remaining an Independent. Democratic positions for Democrats. msanthrope Oct 2016 #6

He's an independent that caucuses with Democrats. if he were Exilednight Oct 2016 #34

No. sheshe2 Oct 2016 #15

You mean Senate Majority (or minority) leader? BainsBane Oct 2016 #16

Let me respond: bmstee01 Oct 2016 #26

+1 SammyWinstonJack Oct 2016 #32

you must be joking. The man doesn't work well w/ others. What part of that fact KittyWampus Oct 2016 #27

Hrc will want her own pet lapdog dembotoz Oct 2016 #33