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How are you going to get Medicare for all when we lost the WH and still_one Mar 2017 #1
If nobody talks about it - it will never happen... Talk Is Cheap Mar 2017 #3
It has and it is being talked about. Those who felt so inclined to still_one Mar 2017 #5
Can't keep blaming Bernie supporters, every last one voted for Hillary in the general FailureToCommunicate Mar 2017 #9
excuse me, where did I say anything about Bernie supporters? The ass Jill Stein is still_one Mar 2017 #10
Since the thread was about Bernie, I read into your comment as FailureToCommunicate Mar 2017 #12
i am upset with the green party. It is the loss in the Senate that made this a disaster still_one Mar 2017 #19
Were there Green Party candidates truebluegreen Mar 2017 #20
Indirectly. Hillary lost Michigan by .3%, Stein received 1.1% of the vote. Similar still_one Mar 2017 #23
So Stein wasn't running for Senator truebluegreen Mar 2017 #27
Yes she did. She undermined the Democratic party, by preaching to her followers that there still_one Mar 2017 #34
keep thinking that. truebluegreen Mar 2017 #36
No doubt. I'd totally pay higher taxes for single payer. PatrickforO Mar 2017 #25
People are already paying into Medicare and Social Security through their payroll taxes. still_one Mar 2017 #32
Don't apologize melman Mar 2017 #26
Yes, stillone was definitely talking about stein voters and I thank Cha Mar 2017 #39
By standing up for what we believe in. Like Single Payer. JoeOtterbein Mar 2017 #15
Simple. get both Houses of Congress and the WH back. mwooldri Mar 2017 #22
Sanders the statesman... Talk Is Cheap Mar 2017 #2
KICK! furtheradu Mar 2017 #4
Here: Bernie interview starts at 2:24mark Donkees Mar 2017 #6
Thank YOU! furtheradu Mar 2017 #7
He is inspirational. "This is a pivotal moment in American history. Either these guys get away with JudyM Mar 2017 #11
Thanks for posting this Donkees! JoeOtterbein Mar 2017 #13
He was criticizing the Democratic Party. LiberalFighter Mar 2017 #8
Democratic Party. n/t murielm99 Mar 2017 #14
I welcome criticizing if it wins us single payer JoeOtterbein Mar 2017 #16
The Democrat (sic) Party is perfect? truebluegreen Mar 2017 #21
The "Democrat" Party does not exist. The Wielding Truth Mar 2017 #28
It needs criticizing. alarimer Mar 2017 #42
Recommended. H2O Man Mar 2017 #17
Thanks Man! JoeOtterbein Mar 2017 #18
Fight is the key word. Always love Bernie's ideas and principles. NRaleighLiberal Mar 2017 #24
Yep! Fight because flight is not an option! JoeOtterbein Mar 2017 #30
I keep thinking----if only Doitnow Mar 2017 #29
If only what? Maru Kitteh Mar 2017 #31
Me, too. If only he'd conceded in early May, when the numbers made a win impossible, pnwmom Mar 2017 #33
Yep. joshcryer Mar 2017 #37
That was a good post. Thanks, joshcryer. We need to remember this in 2020. pnwmom Mar 2017 #38
Bernie is an inspiration. We're lucky we have him in these difficult times. jalan48 Mar 2017 #35
I'm grateful Bernie is still out there talking with voters about Medicare for all. democrank Mar 2017 #40
big deal Cane4Dems Mar 2017 #41
Those of us who follow Bernie know he hasn't stopped criticizing Twitler and his agenda. beam me up scottie Mar 2017 #43
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