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Jim Lane

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158. Your question is very easy to answer. Here are some links.

Mon Jun 12, 2017, 01:43 PM

Jun 2017

You ask, "Where is {Bernie's} focus on GOPutin and their efforts to destroy this democracy?"

I did a search and didn't even get through the first page of results before I had enough links to make my point. A sampling:

"Sanders: Investigate Trump Ties to Russia" (Bernie press release from his website)

"Bernie Sanders‏ Explains How Trump Favors Putin"

"Bernie Sanders: What does Russia have on Donald Trump?" (subheadline, quoting a Bernie tweet: "'How does it happen that we have a president who has nothing but nice things to say about Mr Putin?'&quot

Incidentally, you're not alone in criticizing Bernie on the Trump-and-Russia issue. He's also been denounced by "Russia Insider": "Two-Faced Grandpa Issues Twitter Fatwah Against Putin" (subheadline: "Vermont's Eternal Disgrace&quot . This site has been described by the BBC as a "pro-Kremlin English-language website".

Hope this helps.

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Sorry, Bernie but the Democrats know whose side they are on and whose side they have always been on [View all] nikibatts Jun 2017 OP

What did Bernie say? liberal N proud Jun 2017 #1

He went after Democrats yet again. Below is why I was not nor ever will be a fan of Sen. Sanders. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #3

Well, at least he didn't call us the WhiteTara Jun 2017 #15

We have that...haha. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #43

I really can't say what I think here right now it will get an alert. liberal N proud Jun 2017 #27

Hopefully we can. I do believe those he influences are not going to vote for us anyway. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #45

You say you want reconciliation. Bernie's speech is part of the process. Jim Lane Jun 2017 #123

No, it i not reconciliation to tear down the party. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #193

So we should make zero effort HarmonyRockets Jun 2017 #215

Join the party and work at the grass root levels...make it what you want...simply criticizing Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #229

Priority #one right now is get trump and his ilk out. sheshe2 Jun 2017 #326

No one says shut up about it treestar Jun 2017 #198

Bernie is encouraging people to threaten to vote 3rd party? HarmonyRockets Jun 2017 #218

I did not say that treestar Jun 2017 #228

You would be surprised clu Jun 2017 #257

That makes too much sense and it's too simple Cary Jun 2017 #154

See, this is exactly why I have soured so much on Sanders. lark Jun 2017 #52

classic johnny one note. mopinko Jun 2017 #84

That narrative doesn't work for him as well as he might think it does Proud Liberal Dem Jun 2017 #95

Well, it certainly says something about Democrats. And we ... KPN Jun 2017 #134

I have too. He is hurting us. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #196

+ 1 - preach! musette_sf Jun 2017 #217

He hasn't discounted #TrumpRussia at all. Far far from it - he's been on it constantly riderinthestorm Jun 2017 #224

No, I'm not on Twitter at all nor FB much. lark Jun 2017 #245

His speech totally discounted Russia, said it was Dems fault they lost. lark Jun 2017 #335

This! (nt) ehrnst Jun 2017 #264

Yeah, he's never said anything about voter suppression, QC Jun 2017 #285

Never says anything about Trump and Russia, either. QC Jun 2017 #287

+1000 sheshe2 Jun 2017 #327

re: "Trump didnt win the election, the Democratic Party lost the election" thesquanderer Jun 2017 #59

yea, I'm not sure why that seems so outrageous G_j Jun 2017 #75

Right, but electoral college (which is what matters) was winnable too. thesquanderer Jun 2017 #119

I object to his words that we are not welcoming to 'working people'. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #205

Hillary lost by only 70,000 votes less than Obama overall, pnwmom Jun 2017 #100

Those are good points, but do you really think Wisconsin was unwinnable? thesquanderer Jun 2017 #132

No, it was winnable. Why do you think the Rethugs put into place pnwmom Jun 2017 #159

Why did Scott Walker win 2 times with the teachers unions fighting him every day. Why did they lose Jim Beard Jun 2017 #225

Yeah, why did Russ Feingold lose? Cha Jun 2017 #313

excellent post, thank you for your voice of reason. Sunlei Jun 2017 #286

I tend to think GOP voter vote Party...and look at their success! Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #194

Republicans vote Party which is why they have more success than we do. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #197

About the same for both parties. thesquanderer Jun 2017 #200

No. There were Dems who did not vote for Clinton. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #203

Yes, but % of Dems who did not vote Clinton was same as % Repubs who didn't vote Trump. thesquanderer Jun 2017 #211

I don't buy it... after the divisive primary, some Democrats never came home. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #231

The Republican primary was probably more divisive than the Dem primary. thesquanderer Jun 2017 #244

Post removed Post removed Jun 2017 #73

The DLC is alinged with Bankers and lobbyists onit2day Jun 2017 #104

Um... who are you talking about? The Democratic Leadership Council dissolved in 2011. ehrnst Jun 2017 #118

;) sheshe2 Jun 2017 #328

Echoes of the DLC loyalsister Jun 2017 #182

Perhaps he should read the Democratic Party Platform Amimnoch Jun 2017 #152

What's the use in having a quality party platform like that if HarmonyRockets Jun 2017 #221

Please name the Dems that are refusing to follow parts of it. sheshe2 Jun 2017 #329

We can deny it all we want IndianaKev Jun 2017 #153

I deny it . The only party who represents the interests of middle class Americans Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #192

Open doors to "working people?" Is he suggesting that ecstatic Jun 2017 #155

I assume by working people, he means Trump voters. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #190

He brought up "older people" but ignored us (I'm in that group) during his campaign. tonyt53 Jun 2017 #160

I agree with you. We are all Democrats and all important. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #189

The Democratic Party "opened it doors" to him, didn't it? Cha Jun 2017 #183

Yes...Sen. Sanders has no reason to complain. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #188

And, yet he does. Cha Jun 2017 #191

He does and he does and he does...my conclusion is he plans another run and thinks he can win over Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #207

And continue to do so. sheshe2 Jun 2017 #330

.. Cha Jun 2017 #334

I'M NOT A FAN OF HIS EITHER. I'm getting darn sick and tired of him critizing Democrats .. LIKE ME ! trueblue2007 Jun 2017 #206

O katmondoo Jun 2017 #178

He never misses a chance to knock the Democratic Party. Bleacher Creature Jun 2017 #2

He has benefited from that infrastructure for 25 years. JTFrog Jun 2017 #4

To be fair, it's been a symbiotic relationship, hasn't it. Doremus Jun 2017 #115

"He has probably voted Dem more often than some Dems" LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #250

"He has probably voted Dem more often than some Dems." ehrnst Jun 2017 #259

Here's the list of top ten disloyal Democrats. No, Bernie isn't on it Doremus Jun 2017 #268

Oh, you were talking about officials ehrnst Jun 2017 #272

Can't understand how you didn't know we were talking about his legislative voting record Doremus Jun 2017 #274

"He has probably voted Dem more often than some Dems." ehrnst Jun 2017 #289

When speaking of any legislator's 'vote' it's generally assumed that it refers to legislative voting Doremus Jun 2017 #290

We talk a lot about voters here. ehrnst Jun 2017 #291

Asinine. nt Doremus Jun 2017 #296

Because you say so? (nt) ehrnst Jun 2017 #297

Yeah, that's it. Doremus Jun 2017 #300

Let's be honest about what's happening here. ehrnst Jun 2017 #304

Aw shit...I luv ya! sheshe2 Jun 2017 #331

Thank you... ehrnst Jun 2017 #337

HA! SammyWinstonJack Jun 2017 #339

Being sincere GhostofFDR Jun 2017 #271

I have still not seen a vote list of Bernie, so it's not clear that I am wrong. ehrnst Jun 2017 #273

Have at it: GhostofFDR Jun 2017 #275

The fact that he won't join the Party, unless he needs the establishment cred to run for POTUS. ehrnst Jun 2017 #288

No GhostofFDR Jun 2017 #308

Yes ehrnst Jun 2017 #319

The Dem "establishment" practically handed him his Senate seat. ehrnst Jun 2017 #148

Not to mention being allowed to run as a Democrat NastyRiffraff Jun 2017 #168

When we are a minority party with less than a third of voters registering with us Tom Rinaldo Jun 2017 #6

Maybe when we have people like BS proudly proclaiming they are not Democrats Maven Jun 2017 #11

Nope Tom Rinaldo Jun 2017 #13

That is not true. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #16

I'm talking real world -not online Tom Rinaldo Jun 2017 #21

I think you are wrong but I will say it again...who wants for vote for a party that is attacked Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #48

Such a brutal attack! LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #131

Hard to take seriously. JTFrog Jun 2017 #151

He does not feign indifference towards progressive candidates LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #251

It is a brutal attack in fact...and the anti-Obama and Clinton shite you posted is just sickening. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #212

So what do you find incorrect in that article? LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #249

It's not journalism - it's simply propaganda ehrnst Jun 2017 #305

Its not black or white, with us or against us LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #306

It is propaganda, or an opinion piece that had a very deep slant. That's not a stretch. ehrnst Jun 2017 #307

You're right. Maven Jun 2017 #20

So true... thanks for giving credit where credit is due. InAbLuEsTaTe Jun 2017 #22

The problem with the post hoc lapucelle Jun 2017 #40

I was talking about people who registeed as Democrats in my state so they could vote in our primary Tom Rinaldo Jun 2017 #166

I hope that anybody who registered lapucelle Jun 2017 #236

Exactly. Same here -- well, I'm a PCP and have been for some years now. KPN Jun 2017 #122

However, he's not a Democrat, and has never been elected or nominated as a Democrat. ehrnst Jun 2017 #124

Thanks, Tom. elleng Jun 2017 #139

"Participation in the Democratic party has increased since Bernie ran for President. G_j Jun 2017 #223

Democrats won the youth vote in the 2016 elecction. lapucelle Jun 2017 #238

1000+ (nt) ehrnst Jun 2017 #323

Maybe because of attacks on the party like this one ...which was launched by Sen. Sanders Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #14

I'm the Chair of a Democrtic Town Committee Tom Rinaldo Jun 2017 #19

I hear you, but people only hear what they wanna hear. InAbLuEsTaTe Jun 2017 #23

Any proof that's nationwide? YCHDT Jun 2017 #34

This message was self-deleted by its author SharonClark Jun 2017 #35

It doesn't mean much if they don't vote for our candidates. nikibatts Jun 2017 #38

The vast majority of those who voted for Bernie in the primaries then voted for Hillary. Jim Lane Jun 2017 #130

After this, therefor because of this. LanternWaste Jun 2017 #146

This! (nt) ehrnst Jun 2017 #149

Except I'm not speaking abstractly Tom Rinaldo Jun 2017 #165

It appears that they liked what the Party had to offer enough to stay after the primaries. ehrnst Jun 2017 #261

Generalizing from relatively small numbers is tricky of course. Tom Rinaldo Jun 2017 #266

Complete the picture. Repug registration is about the same as the Dems. Nothing new there brush Jun 2017 #26

Why? Right wing talk radio - the only talk radio most people have access to SharonClark Jun 2017 #28

Why? Right wing evangelical christians SharonClark Jun 2017 #30

Why? "Leftist" purists who hate the Democratic Party SharonClark Jun 2017 #31

This message was self-deleted by its author David__77 Jun 2017 #41

Why? Disengaged low-information voters SharonClark Jun 2017 #33

Why? 40 years of the GOP blaming the government for the problems in this country SharonClark Jun 2017 #36

Thank you for asking the hard question. Dyedinthewoolliberal Jun 2017 #37

Very good analogy: "canary in a coal mine" LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #116

I don't see him as a canary, as much as a ehrnst Jun 2017 #129

The party is not progressive at the leadership level. Dyedinthewoolliberal Jun 2017 #180

I think you misunderstand the purpose of the DNC ehrnst Jun 2017 #258

I agree with that. In fact I believe there is limited support for Sen. Sanders in the Democratic Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #213

Yep. Louder does not mean more numerous. ehrnst Jun 2017 #263

Yes....I will be interested in Virginia today...see if the the kids really turn out for Perriello. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #267

Why? The lies and misinformation spewed by Fox News SharonClark Jun 2017 #39

Who they are registered with is not as important as how they vote. ehrnst Jun 2017 #121

I don't think you understand the non-party registrations at all. I am unenrolled in MA as are the seaglass Jun 2017 #135

"People who are left of center but refuse to vote for Democrats do not need to be listened to" Tom Rinaldo Jun 2017 #170

Who? LexVegas Jun 2017 #5

And that should become the standard response to all of Bernie's criticisms. JTFrog Jun 2017 #7

Bernie's whole shtick is being a protest movement against the Democratic Party Maven Jun 2017 #8

Wrong All-In Jun 2017 #56

+ 1 musette_sf Jun 2017 #101

K&R mcar Jun 2017 #9

Post removed Post removed Jun 2017 #10

Oh puh-leease... Bernie worked harder to elect Hillary than anyone. InAbLuEsTaTe Jun 2017 #24

This is false. nt Maven Jun 2017 #25

I disagree. I and everyone I know who supported Bernie in he primary voted for Hillary in November. CentralMass Jun 2017 #67

... Maven Jun 2017 #76

As did I... not that it counts for anything around here. InAbLuEsTaTe Jun 2017 #234

+1 - Yes, it IS false musette_sf Jun 2017 #103

Your Sanders-Warren signature is interesting SharonClark Jun 2017 #55

"the Sanders Party", yep n/t musette_sf Jun 2017 #105

Bernie caucuses with the Democratic Party... he's more loyal than alotta otha Dems. InAbLuEsTaTe Jun 2017 #235

That is simply not true mcar Jun 2017 #91

Not so. But see how easily people fall back into this mode when in the present day ... Hekate Jun 2017 #117

Your question is very easy to answer. Here are some links. Jim Lane Jun 2017 #158

I'm guessing you're not looking - he's pretty fierce on.the issue riderinthestorm Jun 2017 #204

I didn't see that at all. (nt) ehrnst Jun 2017 #133

Did Trump really say that? SecularMotion Jun 2017 #187

His 15 Minutes Are Almost Up Me. Jun 2017 #12

Damn I hope so. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #17

Can't come soon enough. (nt) ehrnst Jun 2017 #136

HURRY musette_sf Jun 2017 #164

whew, good thing! Because we know that all the hubub about money in politics is just tiresome and JCanete Jun 2017 #222

Whew, Cause If I Made A Bet Me. Jun 2017 #226

+1000, absolutely this! Enough losses already. R B Garr Jun 2017 #302

Getting real tired of Bernsplaining SecularMotion Jun 2017 #18

Another "Fight Picker" tom_kelly Jun 2017 #29

No lsewpershad Jun 2017 #32

The need for big money is to help WIN races. We have not "left" the working class...how did Obama nikibatts Jun 2017 #42

Frankly, I'm annoyed with getting lectures from people claiming "this is the way to win" PatsFan87 Jun 2017 #70

How so? SharonClark Jun 2017 #46

Wait a Second Doug the Dem Jun 2017 #44

Divide and conquer, and a lot of rightous suckers. Greybnk48 Jun 2017 #49

Bernie should shame Trump into releasing his tax returns. nt oasis Jun 2017 #47

LOL bettyellen Jun 2017 #120

+1 Million! Cha Jun 2017 #184

95% Of Seattle Supports or Supported Bernie And Hears His Message All-In Jun 2017 #50

He didn't just run for mayor of Seattle shenmue Jun 2017 #53

I live in Seattle ismnotwasm Jun 2017 #54

And many of those "I'm with her" shirt wearers may have voted for Sanders. David__77 Jun 2017 #61

The posters states that 95% of Democratic voters in Seattle went for Sanders ismnotwasm Jun 2017 #65

I Said Support All-In Jun 2017 #77

Yes, and Clinton won more votes in primaries + caucuses nationally than did Sanders. David__77 Jun 2017 #79

Hmm. ismnotwasm Jun 2017 #86

This message was self-deleted by its author David__77 Jun 2017 #97

In Okanogan County Bernie Won 6 to 1 All-In Jun 2017 #51

We do ask ourselves why ismnotwasm Jun 2017 #60

Welcome to DU. It was a caucus, which does not represent the results you would get in a primary. StevieM Jun 2017 #63

Free Trade Is A Scam All-In Jun 2017 #71

I was pleased to vote for Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary. David__77 Jun 2017 #57

It isn't shenmue Jun 2017 #66

I get that to you it isn't something to consider. David__77 Jun 2017 #81

And Hillary didn't the 16 election. progressoid Jun 2017 #172

I have no trust whatsoever in anything that Independent has to say. Foamfollower Jun 2017 #58

Preach shenmue Jun 2017 #64

I find it interesting.. disillusioned73 Jun 2017 #62

It was divisive ismnotwasm Jun 2017 #72

I guess it's a matter of perspective.. disillusioned73 Jun 2017 #78

I just googled it ismnotwasm Jun 2017 #80

Well, the corporate media.. disillusioned73 Jun 2017 #82

True that! ismnotwasm Jun 2017 #88

+1 n/t That Guy 888 Jun 2017 #93

My sentiments exactly. Back away from my party, Bernie. Right fucking now. (nt) Paladin Jun 2017 #68

I'm a Democratic voter, and I welcome Bernie Sanders. And I'm glad to have voted for him. David__77 Jun 2017 #83

We will see. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #214

Unfortunately for you, LOTS of Democratic VOTERS want him to stay involved in OUR party. n/t That Guy 888 Jun 2017 #89

I have come to believe that Sen. Sanders divides progressives maybe not intentionally. Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #216

I totally agree, nikibatts. With friends like this, who needs enemies? SunSeeker Jun 2017 #69

I don't think he realizes how insulting his attacks come to some longtime Democrats. hrmjustin Jun 2017 #74

It's not helping, that's for sure. NurseJackie Jun 2017 #87

Saying We Need To Not Be So Nice To Wall Street Is Hurting Our Party? All-In Jun 2017 #90

And like any Politican he should be able to handle criticism. hrmjustin Jun 2017 #94

You'd think, huh? NurseJackie Jun 2017 #143

LOL NurseJackie Jun 2017 #142

He has attacked Trump, over and over hueymahl Jun 2017 #109

What the does the populace is changing mean? hrmjustin Jun 2017 #113

LMGTFY progressoid Jun 2017 #167

This is fair but they don't vote in high numbers. hrmjustin Jun 2017 #169

Jeez. I wonder why? progressoid Jun 2017 #173

Sanders appealed to them and they didn't come out in record numbers. hrmjustin Jun 2017 #174

Hillary underperformed in all ages under 40. progressoid Jun 2017 #185

My point is that Sanders made an appeal to the young and their turnout in the primary was not high hrmjustin Jun 2017 #186

Thank you. I'm tired of Democrats being unfairly blamed and scapegoated. NurseJackie Jun 2017 #85

Its funny how perspective can lead you to a different conclusion hueymahl Jun 2017 #112

LOL NurseJackie Jun 2017 #141

The Corbyn election also illustrated that . . FairWinds Jun 2017 #92

Remember it was moderates who won most of those marginal seats and Corbyn didn't actually win. hrmjustin Jun 2017 #99

Corbyn, the leader of the Labor, had FairWinds Jun 2017 #125

What I am saying is it wasn't only Corbyn who won those seats. hrmjustin Jun 2017 #128

Corbyn was trashed by his own party's . . FairWinds Jun 2017 #179

Yes he got 40% and that is impressive. hrmjustin Jun 2017 #181

looks like when the Labor "moderates" in the UK . . FairWinds Jun 2017 #269

You make a good point. hrmjustin Jun 2017 #270

Bernie Has Spent His Entire Life Fighting Only For The Little Guy All-In Jun 2017 #96

"Fighting Only For The Little Guy" musette_sf Jun 2017 #107

Wrong All-In Jun 2017 #110

"all"?? musette_sf Jun 2017 #126

Yup. cwydro Jun 2017 #111

Which explains his high ratings from organizations like NOW and PP? LostOne4Ever Jun 2017 #171

I'm betting they won't be so high any more musette_sf Jun 2017 #208

I bet it remains just as high because they are based upon Bernies ACTUAL Record. LostOne4Ever Jun 2017 #233

"He wasn't willing to 'compromise' on a women's right to their own body." musette_sf Jun 2017 #241

Yrah, well, there's this place called Sierra Blanca. They are vulnerable among the vulnerable lunamagica Jun 2017 #280

So have all the rest of the Democrats. He's not that special La Lioness Priyanka Jun 2017 #341

I think Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz' famous ill advised joke punchline applies here. aka-chmeee Jun 2017 #98

Must be concerned?... The REVOLUTION has begun!!! Pauldg47 Jun 2017 #102

Thank you Bernie Sanders. Too many Democrats have their head in the sand. aikoaiko Jun 2017 #106

Hilarious! HenryWallace Jun 2017 #108

Great post Gothmog Jun 2017 #114

Sorry Niki... judy Jun 2017 #127

Yes. Thanks. elleng Jun 2017 #137

+ 1000 LiberalLovinLug Jun 2017 #145

Sorry, you and Bernie seem to have the same problem Maven Jun 2017 #161

+1 betsuni Jun 2017 #237

one post even defended bernie by attacking democrats for not calling for impeachment JI7 Jun 2017 #248

Defending Bernie, doesn't mean ignoring others...just the opposite... judy Jun 2017 #294

Perhaps Bernie should join the Democrats, we have been working for the betterment of Thinkingabout Jun 2017 #138

I would accept this if he was actually working hard with other Dems instead of grandstanding like bettyellen Jun 2017 #140

Hey, Bettyellen... NurseJackie Jun 2017 #144

Hey Jackie! I wish the Unity Tour was actually a unity tour but.... bettyellen Jun 2017 #150

Of course, when he went out of his way to work with Nebraska Democrats, he was also blasted. Jim Lane Jun 2017 #162

The Unity tour was a failure, I don't know how anyone can think Sanders helped by trashing Dems. bettyellen Jun 2017 #163

I really don't pay much attention anymore elmac Jun 2017 #147

Bernie is not nor never has been a Democrat. And that is all we are allowed to say, Lil Missy Jun 2017 #156

Your description is stuck in the 1970s! karynnj Jun 2017 #157

Thanks for the thought put into your post. crosinski Jun 2017 #220

Thanks - I have been frustrated by the way this has been made HRC supporters vs Bernie supporters karynnj Jun 2017 #227

I think Clinton gets a lot of unfair attacks over her 2016 campaign, but I agree that she should not StevieM Jun 2017 #230

I will have to read more on Inslee, because all I have heard is good karynnj Jun 2017 #232

Yeah, stuck in the 70's living off the same Dam programs started under FDR, Kennedy, Johnson,. nikibatts Jun 2017 #325

You have a lot of explaining to do on our own history of voting and advocacy of some bad policies JCanete Jun 2017 #175

All that was shown on Chicago news bdjhawk Jun 2017 #176

Bernie's Shtick doesn't work if he isn't the messiah.. SaschaHM Jun 2017 #177

He would be a McGovern level disaster in a general election, besides he will be 78 YEARS OLD in 2020 FreeStateDemocrat Jun 2017 #195

Putin loves when Sanders is bashed... Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #199

I would think Putin loves it when the Democrats/Hillary treestar Jun 2017 #201

+ 1 and agreed musette_sf Jun 2017 #209

People here need to understand what Constructive Criticism is... Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #219

Except that it's Sec'y Clinton musette_sf Jun 2017 #242

How do you know that Putin loves it lapucelle Jun 2017 #239

Because Sanders represents progressive democratic policies and issues. Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #240

Since one of your premises lapucelle Jun 2017 #262

I'm beginning to think... Mike Nelson Jun 2017 #202

Add me as anither "pissed off" Democrat Progressive dog Jun 2017 #210

As usual. GhostofFDR Jun 2017 #243

Really Makes You Wonder Where People's Head's Are At War Is A Racket Jun 2017 #247

Wow War Is A Racket Jun 2017 #246

There are websites that are horrifying to me. kcr Jun 2017 #282

I suppose if you think that anyone who voted for Hillary can't possibly be a liberal ehrnst Jun 2017 #293

I Voted For Hillary War Is A Racket Jun 2017 #310

Exit polls are not a reliable measure of "reality" in terms of predicting the outcome ehrnst Jun 2017 #320

No I Don't War Is A Racket Jun 2017 #324

"Criticizing" is very different from what is and has been going on. ehrnst Jun 2017 #336

You're Not Reading Correctly War Is A Racket Jun 2017 #338

I'm reading as best I can ehrnst Jun 2017 #340

Thank You War Is A Racket Jun 2017 #342

Bernie is all about Bernie. NanceGreggs Jun 2017 #252

+1 musette_sf Jun 2017 #254

You lie. GhostofFDR Jun 2017 #255

NWRT. n/t NanceGreggs Jun 2017 #256

Where do you get that ranking? BainsBane Jun 2017 #276

Funny.. GhostofFDR Jun 2017 #309

That doesn't answer my question BainsBane Jun 2017 #311

94.1% and yet Bernie insists Democrats are corrupt Hortensis Jun 2017 #318

Stop the personal attack. If you disagree with someone on DU, you don't call them a "liar" still_one Jun 2017 #281

Thank you still_one. nt sheshe2 Jun 2017 #295

That's not a personal attack melman Jun 2017 #298

Calling someone a LIAR is a personal attack. Maybe you better read the TOS if you are having a still_one Jun 2017 #299

Why should I read the TOS? melman Jun 2017 #315

Calling someone a liar ... sheshe2 Jun 2017 #332

Do you like being called a liar? BainsBane Jun 2017 #314

Calling out bullshit is not a personal attack melman Jun 2017 #316

Just like Comey didn't call Trump a liar BainsBane Jun 2017 #321

Guns lapucelle Jun 2017 #301

Can you define what you mean by "Progressive"? ehrnst Jun 2017 #322

niki saidsimplesimon Jun 2017 #253

Your assessment of a "failed campaign" flies in the face of the evidence now known. nikibatts Jun 2017 #265

Give em hell, Bernie! alarimer Jun 2017 #260

Remember when healthcare for all was a third rail that no mainstream democrat would touch? killbotfactory Jun 2017 #278

And remember when a $15 minimum wage was Godless Communism!!! QC Jun 2017 #279

I wonder what he has to say about the Virginia Democratic Primary today. Blue_true Jun 2017 #277

I have a feeling that has a lot to do with the ramped up Dem bashing. kcr Jun 2017 #283

Yes, the very day he has an OpEd in the NYT on how Dems "can stop losing elections." ehrnst Jun 2017 #292

Love you Bernie Sanders! keep giving them hell! rock their damnboat or they'll stay rooted forever. Sunlei Jun 2017 #284

Black Voters Will Be Democratic Kingmakers in 2020 Gothmog Jun 2017 #303

Yes, Black Americans are our Democratic Base and Cha Jun 2017 #312

Hell yes! sheshe2 Jun 2017 #333

Why Bernie Sanders is not the answer to every election Gothmog Jun 2017 #317