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In reply to the discussion: Give it a break, Bernie. [View all]ananda
(35,067 posts)198. Why is it not helpful?
As far as I know, Sanders is just about always right.
He's an elder statesman, a great one, offering advice
to a newbie at the DNC.
I call that class!
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If you don't understand that that was a shot at Perez's ties to Clinton and Obama,
DanTex
Feb 2017
#2
And he needs to give it a break, because it's harmful to party unity. Like I said in the OP.
DanTex
Feb 2017
#26
"I had hoped the constant sniping at and blaming of Sanders would fade" It will in time but
cstanleytech
Feb 2017
#265
Excellent post, UT_democrat. I am totally in sink with you. Democrats are progressive and also
The Wielding Truth
Feb 2017
#327
well lets see if this has all been harmful. Somebody just posted that Booker and Sanders and others
JCanete
Feb 2017
#333
Bernie LOST. Deal with it. He wasn't cheated or pushed out, HE LOST.
forjusticethunders
Feb 2017
#287
I do wish the Democrats and Independents would save their complaining and sniping
phylny
Feb 2017
#218
When you said he lost I thought you meant the primary? What are you referring to?
aikoaiko
Feb 2017
#310
The OP is about the DNC vote between Ellison and Perez. Bernie's choice, Ellison, lost.
Lil Missy
Feb 2017
#321
We had two tweets yesterday from public officials critical of the DNC election
BainsBane
Feb 2017
#14
Yesterday he certainly didn't speak for the two new leaders, including HIS choice for chairman.
George II
Feb 2017
#70
He congratulated him and immediately went into lecture mode, telling him how to do his job.
George II
Feb 2017
#155
We used to have the Texas two step here which was a combo of caucus and primary
Gothmog
Feb 2017
#338
Not at all, but he was clearly never a Democrat, and he might be better served by
unitedwethrive
Feb 2017
#83
He revealed a big divide it the Democratic Party, why not have the two factions present themselves
unitedwethrive
Feb 2017
#128
No he did not...he lost by millions of votes...the primary is over and unless
Demsrule86
Feb 2017
#301
You're not ignoring 'him', you're ignoring many millions of fellow Democrats.
Kentonio
Feb 2017
#307
Or maybe conservative Dems should just go ahead and join the Republican party
bekkilyn
Feb 2017
#167
Yet here we thought Trump's ideas were too far right to win general elections.
LiberalLovinLug
Feb 2017
#182
Not pointing fingers , but I wish we could take a break from this intramural fighting.
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2017
#11
He and his followers are or should be allies in the war against Deplorabilism.
DemocratSinceBirth
Feb 2017
#16
As funny and awesome as it would be to use "expropriate and socialize the means of production"
forjusticethunders
Feb 2017
#290
totally agree, and would add that the Russion interference was another major illegitimate factor.
spooky3
Feb 2017
#209
I have not heard of a single protest event organized by the Democratic Party.
milestogo
Feb 2017
#75
You could end this argument by linking to demonstrations organized by the Dem Party.
Goblinmonger
Feb 2017
#212
Everyone is doing everything they can to resist trump.. you have no idea what's going on.
Cha
Feb 2017
#126
There is another group that is separate from Indivisible with 900+ facebook members
Gothmog
Feb 2017
#330
Losing the congressional seats happened because Democrats stood for something.
Blue_true
Feb 2017
#137
Exactly the Women's March was the biggest international protest in history ...
bettyellen
Feb 2017
#211
Dems have complete control of a measly SIX states, and Sensible Centrism got us there.
SMC22307
Feb 2017
#193
But, the cold reality is that Democratic leaning Independents vote in November.
Blue_true
Feb 2017
#103
One of the many bills in the Texas legis that I am tracking is to require party registration in Texa
Gothmog
Feb 2017
#251
I don't see why those who aren't in the party should expect a seat at the party table. (nt)
ehrnst
Feb 2017
#84
As if he has the only "progressive" email list. He'll never leave the spotlight for the sunset.
ehrnst
Feb 2017
#91
After Clinton's loss, Sanders is the de facto leader of the Dem party...
Barack_America
Feb 2017
#61
Actually I think all factions must align behind a Democratic platform, not a person
lunatica
Feb 2017
#120
All these allusions to fascism would be funny if we weren't facing actual fascism right now.
bettyellen
Feb 2017
#113
I get that, but all that depends on job one- unifying against Trump and the GOP congress...
bettyellen
Feb 2017
#171
Unquestioning unification against the Trump administration is bad? I just can't.... sorry.
bettyellen
Feb 2017
#183
If Bernie Sanders can't even join the party then he has no business telling it what to do.
Maven
Feb 2017
#228
That's not what Dan said and calling Dan an "authoritarian" is an over the top insult.
SunSeeker
Feb 2017
#130
Your avatar is a gif that sticks out its tongue and raises its middle fingers.
SunSeeker
Mar 2017
#346
You mean more voters than turned out for any other candidate except Obama in '08?
ehrnst
Feb 2017
#101
He has right to lecture the Party abt its intrastructure ,,,,He's not a democrat
Cryptoad
Feb 2017
#172
We shall see. The Democratic strategy worked wonders in 2016-it might do even better in 2018.
jalan48
Feb 2017
#123
I was and still am a very avid Sanders supporter, but when he lost the primary, I was
secondwind
Feb 2017
#114
People hate to hear what they know is wrong especially if they have something to do with it.
nolabels
Feb 2017
#179
Perez was at the DOJ when the DOJ sued Texas in the voter id and redistricting cases
Gothmog
Feb 2017
#298
Liked many of Sanders' policies, but not his trumesque Nationalism and views on foreign trade
Hoyt
Feb 2017
#231
Agreed. By the time Trump is done, we'll be struggling to get back to normality, not wage a revo-
WinkyDink
Feb 2017
#232
Arrogant and sent the wrong message, become a Democrat full time for starters!
FreeStateDemocrat
Feb 2017
#244
Free college as Bernie presented it would likely be a massive upward transfer of wealth.
forjusticethunders
Feb 2017
#291
It must have been because of all the campaigning he did for her in the general election...
hughee99
Feb 2017
#322
The party has been split into a multiple factions and there won't be any healing for a while
NWCorona
Feb 2017
#341
I would love to heal. I've tried on this board but I just think we aren't ready yet
NWCorona
Feb 2017
#344