Sorry, Bernie but the Democrats know whose side they are on and whose side they have always been on

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

That makes him "not Democrat." He is an Independent that votes on progressive issues. As such, he does not have a platform to identify with or is obligated to follow. Democratic candidates do, which I think is one reason he refuses to be a Democrat.

Do you disagree? Or are you saying that Democrat = Progressive?

94.1% is better than at least one Democratic legislator, yes. So that poster was correct - and as you can see, I at first thought he was talking about Democratic voters.

From my post, "And "some dems" yes, that is a very vague number, so if he voted more times than ANY single Dem legislator with Dems, in his House or Senate career, then that makes the post correct. Now that I understand that the poster meant "Democratic legislators" it is different."

Is that clearer?