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293. I suppose if you think that anyone who voted for Hillary can't possibly be a liberal

Wed Jun 14, 2017, 11:36 AM

Jun 2017

that may be the only way your statement "Isn't he the most popular politician for most liberals?" could be accurate.

"Which came first Bernie supporters hating establishment democrats or establishment democrats hating Bernie supporters." I believe that Bernie promotes a dualistic mindset - if you agree with him, you are right, and if you don't you are ethically suspect. Anyone who doesn't agree with him lockstep is called a "corporatist."

And actually, voter suppression aimed at democrats prevented many who would have voted Democrat for any race from doing so.

Wisconsin’s Voter-ID Law Suppressed 200,000 Votes in 2016 (Trump Won by 22,748)

https://www.thenation.com/article/wisconsins-voter-id-law-suppressed-200000-votes-trump-won-by-23000/

Ignoring that as playing a huge role in the ability to take the Oval Office from Hillary, who got more votes than any presidential candidate from Obama, would be like holding the wrong suspect for trial, while letting the actual offender off the hook.

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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