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In reply to the discussion: The problem I have with Bernie... [View all]Demsrule86
(71,523 posts)138. I don't buy that sort of talk inspires folks to vote Democratic.
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or it makes him not look like a partisan hack. There is consistency that isn't party based.
JCanete
Jun 2017
#12
its still true. You can't be taken seriously if you only have criticisms for one party when they do
JCanete
Jun 2017
#158
Unfortunately that "everything" includes the Democratic Party. He's a broken record on that...
brush
Jun 2017
#128
Electing Democrat is good for the country...and electing Republicans is not ever good for anyone.
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#60
It is that simple. Had we elected Sec. Clinton...we would not have a wall street deregulation bill
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#84
Oh yeah? Well tell us when and where electing a repug worked out well for the country?
brush
Jun 2017
#130
Ya didn't answer the question. Maybe it's time to do my "Kamala Harris schtick"...
brush
Jun 2017
#180
No matter what you think of Sanders, what we need now is activists - activists ARE Trump fighters
karynnj
Jun 2017
#39
I think Sen Sanders hurts Democrats more than he helps us. I wish he would consider the best way to
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#49
His relationship with the Dem party is largely a one way street - he doesn't get coalitions,
bettyellen
Jun 2017
#6
Well, it depends on whether or not he thinks a russian style government is
Eliot Rosewater
Jun 2017
#31
I say not good for the Democratic Party...the only means to stop Trump and the KGOP.
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#10
Seems to me we can do more than just oppose Trump... Bernie is doing just that.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Jun 2017
#35
I find that criticizing the Democratic Party is not something we should be doing .
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#48
We lost by a less than 70,000 votes in three states...despite this perfect storm of an election...
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#86
And the entire problem with income is the Democrats? Not true and I wonder at your motives.
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#142
Bernie likes to rant about people he thinks are less perfect than he is. But what is his plan?
SharonClark
Jun 2017
#106
Really? And his words make you want to run out and vote do they? No, they make you think the
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#87
Cool. I was talking about me not you. Different strokes. Good thing not everyone feels like you.
Nanjeanne
Jun 2017
#151
I would say based on the 2016 election and you can check out twitter that far more folks abandoned
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#159
I would say based on 2016 that there were many reasons why Hillary lost and why
Nanjeanne
Jun 2017
#163
I don't doubt it...the divisions did not heal and a loss was the result and with unwise words, it
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#164
And I don't see that happening if Bernie and his supporters consider the Democratic Party the enemy.
JTFrog
Jun 2017
#168
Well as a supporter of Bernie and a Democrat I disagree. I can be against Trump and
Nanjeanne
Jun 2017
#170
In my opinion, those who believe what I heard over the weekend are already lost.
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#88
lock step? Really? He's shown he can work with the party even when he doesn't get what he wants
aikoaiko
Jun 2017
#120
that depends on what you think the biggest crisis of our time is, and whether you think Trump
JCanete
Jun 2017
#9
but why did he happen? YOu think there won't be another Trump given our 4th estate? nt
JCanete
Jun 2017
#19
I think there was a perfect storm...we had a bitter primary with some not coming
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#51
You should take this post down...there was no inside help...and the primary is over.
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#89
I definitely advocate saving the patient. The only argument for a Trump as shaky as it is, is that
JCanete
Jun 2017
#42
Pneumonia kills people even if they know they have it...hopefully we will fare better!
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#53
right...who needs to win elections after all...sarcasm...Georgia 6 is next week...
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#20
I don't blame the Democratic party...and we lost by just under 70,000 and with Russian hacks.
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#90
Third major election of my life where a "perfect storm" cost us the election.
killbotfactory
Jun 2017
#127
2000 is one I assume...don't know the other election...maybe 2004...and if you consider in all
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#137
Nope you are right...criticism motivates those who already hate the Democratic Party
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#93
Running campaigns to try and woo suburban republicans is what got us here
killbotfactory
Jun 2017
#124
She didn't run on the platform. Most of the ads her campaign ran were policy-free.
killbotfactory
Jun 2017
#154
As Athena noted, what you just wrote is revisionist history. I am tired of writing this so here is a
stevenleser
Jun 2017
#146
I doubt it...constant criticism by influential leaders is not going to help Democrats...only
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#55
How do you know Putin doesn't want Bernie claiming Dems are an "abject failure"?
emulatorloo
Jun 2017
#23
A lot of folks may see it as 'Destructive Criticism.' All I know is Republicans are
emulatorloo
Jun 2017
#37
Where are all the 'Democrats' talking about election fraud? That's right they don't....
Trial_By_Fire
Jun 2017
#115
You have no evidence for your position, I have evidence for mine. End of story. nt
stevenleser
Jun 2017
#150
Nothing is ever perfect. I would say as annoying as some of what a certain person says is, it would
Demsrule86
Jun 2017
#169
If his handpicked candidates were winning races nationwide, I might give him a listen, but since....
Tarheel_Dem
Jun 2017
#45
Bernie is still tearing people apart. We need "stronger together" cheerleaders to encourage us
judesedit
Jun 2017
#96
Bernie spends most of his time knocking the Dems, like Nero fiddling.
The_Casual_Observer
Jun 2017
#101
Bernie might be more effective if he changed his party registration to Democratic?
kentuck
Jun 2017
#102
