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In reply to the discussion: Bernie Sanders Storms CNN And Stops A Lie About Democrats Dead In Its Tracks [View all]beam me up scottie
(57,349 posts)80. Yep. I remember when we were accused of worshiping Obama.
The right even referred to him as our 'messiah' iirc.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with being inspired by and praising our leaders, whether it's Barack, Hillary, Bernie or someone else.
When Hillary tweets encouragement we rejoice, when Obama throws shade on Twitter we thank our lucky stars he's still around, when Bernie puts a media talking head in their place we cheer.
We're all part of the resistance - it's a big movement.
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Bernie Sanders Storms CNN And Stops A Lie About Democrats Dead In Its Tracks [View all]
Hassin Bin Sober
Mar 2017
OP
Wow. That was a big fat fail on her part - Bernie doesn't suffer media fools gladly.
beam me up scottie
Mar 2017
#1
Yes. He "slams" this, she "blasts" that, he "knocks out" her...and so on. nt
Honeycombe8
Mar 2017
#66
You'd think it was the Bastille or something. Did he "storm" CNN by invitation?
George II
Mar 2017
#19
I was expecting to see him being violently held back by security guards
Jonny Appleseed
Mar 2017
#76
THANK YOU! This thread was going off the rails for something BERNIE didn't write. Sheesh.
FailureToCommunicate
Mar 2017
#62
A huge part of getting real is to acknowlege the fact that a few here seem to be dedicatd to
synergie
Mar 2017
#115
How is pointing out the silliness of the headline writer an attack on the OP?
synergie
Mar 2017
#103
The headline is false. I wouldn't post a false headline. Plus, the correct characterization...
George II
Mar 2017
#68
I immediately got the image of some kind of medieval warfare campaign rampage.
NBachers
Mar 2017
#35
I remember John Stewart doing a bit on his show reading headlines from Huffington Post
meadowlark5
Mar 2017
#55
and that is a big deal, and bash should be ashamed of herself. She of course isn't the only one in
still_one
Mar 2017
#106
I was watching that interview - she kept trying to force him into statements rather than asking his
JudyM
Mar 2017
#4
Public option, public option, public option, public option, public option, public option
Dorn
Mar 2017
#9
actually i'd repeat "single payer single payer" and then we might LAND on a public option. n/t
yodermon
Mar 2017
#124
I think they were expecting some bi-partisan support by doing that. I don't think
doc03
Mar 2017
#85
Not being derogatory, not looking for a hide and I think you are honestly asking...
GulfCoast66
Mar 2017
#113
Was happy to hear Bernie shut her down. CNN seems to push back more on Dems than rethugs. GAH
iluvtennis
Mar 2017
#18
Yes, but that's all "behind us now." We're supposed to be "going forward." Don't you understand?
NBachers
Mar 2017
#42
I don't care if Bernie stormed CNN or crawled in on all fours begging for a minute of their time.
democrank
Mar 2017
#57
No, we desperately need to expand our leadership bench. It's horribly overdue.
Warren DeMontague
Mar 2017
#73
I would agree with that. Although leadership as an organic phenomenon can't be discounted.
Warren DeMontague
Mar 2017
#79
I remember driving around the Chicago area in early 2004, seeing signs that said "Obama"
Warren DeMontague
Mar 2017
#81
I remember running in to an old buddy who was one of the first Obama "fans"
Hassin Bin Sober
Mar 2017
#95
It is undeniable that Bernie Sanders generates a lot of enthusiasm in some corners of our party.
Warren DeMontague
Mar 2017
#139
Hillary WAS about policy and working for us all. She was the most progressive candidate with
nikibatts
Mar 2017
#92
Well, that's true. I meant the Repubs are in power, so the problems are on them...
Honeycombe8
Mar 2017
#75