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

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311. That doesn't answer my question

And statements aren't votes. In fact, Sanders voted for a number of bills he later denounced. The crime bill and the many bills seeking authorization to close Gitmo are examples.

Every single vote I referenced was accurate. Now, I understand that issues and legislation will never matter when the concern is boosting one man's career, but not all of us see our role as citizens to prop up particular members of the political elite. Some of is actually believe they are elected to represent us and that we have a right and even a responsibility to speak out when they fall short on particular votes or issues. Then there are those who devote themselves to great men, and prefer to sweep aside or bury inconvenient issues because the man will always come before citizens.

It is possible to appreciate 85% of someone's votes and object to 15%. It actually isn't neccessary to pretend someone is perfect to support him.