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Staph

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5. I, too, would like to know.
Sat Jun 17, 2017, 08:53 PM
Jun 2017

This post is four paragraphs from a CNN story. Factual. Straightforward. Both Sanders and Paul voted against a bill.

What makes it hate-filled and divisive?


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This has been posted and answered already... Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #1
So tell me the answer, since you appear to know it. n/t pnwmom Jun 2017 #2
BS did not like the provisions concerning obamas iran deal. nt msongs Jun 2017 #3
Thank you! n/t pnwmom Jun 2017 #19
ditto. i figured it was something deep. pansypoo53219 Jun 2017 #23
I, too, would like to know. Staph Jun 2017 #5
Tell me difference between Sanders and Trump on tariffs? olegramps Jan 2019 #69
he said it would hurt the Iran nuclear deal JI7 Jun 2017 #4
Because he likes being contrary? nini Jun 2017 #6
More like Sanders is a principled statesperson... Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #7
yes nini Jun 2017 #11
Why didn't you just say this in the first place? n/t pnwmom Jun 2017 #20
Funny thing EffieBlack Jun 2017 #59
Sanders voting record is top notch... a statesperson Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #62
Where did I get the "notion" that you said Sanders and Paul are the ONLY principled statespersons EffieBlack Jun 2017 #66
Bingo! Keeps his name in the news too. brush Jun 2017 #29
yep nini Jun 2017 #35
There's this helpful internet thing called Google Les Cowbell Jun 2017 #8
Could also search DU MuseRider Jun 2017 #13
Everyone should be required to kick a post from earlier in the day before posting in GD. L. Coyote Jun 2017 #50
They probably would kick it MuseRider Jun 2017 #63
I vote it was option 2.. but that's just me.. pangaia Jun 2017 #37
Come now. That primary's not gonna rehash itself. n/t QC Jun 2017 #39
Exactly! KPN Jun 2017 #52
PUMAs til the bitter end. DefenseLawyer Jun 2017 #9
Why did ALL Dems vote to dismantle Obama's legacy? leftstreet Jun 2017 #10
it doesn't dismantle the nuke deal JI7 Jun 2017 #12
Hyperbole, it's what's for breakfast! leftstreet Jun 2017 #14
Schumer was ALWAYS against it karynnj Jun 2017 #33
Yes, Schumer gave that disingenuous interview where he moonscape Jun 2017 #44
Former SOS John Kerry seems to think that new sanctions on Iran could be dangerous. Autumn Jun 2017 #49
Because Bernie is perfect and every single Democrats is a complete sellout EffieBlack Jun 2017 #60
Seems like legit question to me, somehow I missed Canoe52 Jun 2017 #15
Sanders says the reason he voted against it was because he was concerned that the still_one Jun 2017 #16
Thank you, still_one. pnwmom Jun 2017 #21
Yea, thank you. smh Hekate Jun 2017 #42
Just curious, what was Paul's reason? nt LAS14 Jun 2017 #17
His stated answer doesn't pass the smell test. Bleacher Creature Jun 2017 #18
John Kerry opposed the sanctions, but what could he possibly know QC Jun 2017 #55
Sanders voted no on the Afganistan and Iraq co-called wars... Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #22
??? paleotn Jun 2017 #26
There is also a big difference between sanctions and going to war. still_one Jun 2017 #46
Stretch? No. Non sequitur? No. Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #56
This is is trying to compare Apples with organges. Not the same thing still_one Jun 2017 #28
John Kerry agrees with Bernie karynnj Jun 2017 #34
I understand that. It is a difference of opinion. I don't think this will affect the Iran still_one Jun 2017 #38
So if it's a matter of opinion, isn't Bernie entitled to his opinion? KPN Jun 2017 #53
Where did I say he wasn't? I simply stated I do not believe his assessment is correct, and still_one Jun 2017 #57
oh how I hate the "even if all democrats had voted no" arguments. That is so much wiggle room JCanete Jun 2017 #54
I wasn't arguing that, I was just afriming what the poster I was responding to said. The fact that still_one Jun 2017 #61
elections have barely had consequences for republicans. We got 8 years of obstruction. I am JCanete Jun 2017 #64
I agree with most of the substance of your post, still_one Jun 2017 #65
Apples and oranges? no... Trial_By_Fire Jun 2017 #58
OP, a few Bernie supporter friends .... LenaBaby61 Jun 2017 #24
Bernie's not our enemy -- Trump is left-of-center2012 Jun 2017 #25
This! paleotn Jun 2017 #27
I'm sure St Bernard has his reasons Hekate Jun 2017 #30
Protecting the Iran nuclear deal? karynnj Jun 2017 #32
If every sngle Democratic Senator voted yes, including E. Warren and K. Harris... Hekate Jun 2017 #43
The bill included both iran and Russian sanctions karynnj Jun 2017 #31
Here's his explanation oberliner Jun 2017 #36
Thanks! pnwmom Jun 2017 #41
Because more Iran sanctions is far more stupid Tiggeroshii Jun 2017 #40
This sounds like made-to-fail vapor legislation. ucrdem Jun 2017 #45
If two thirds of the House and Senate vote for it, Trump OnDoutside Jun 2017 #47
He said he wanted solidarity with Iran as it was attacked and he didn't want to risk Demsrule86 Jun 2017 #48
That was expalined earlier.Chnces are Trump will veto this bill INdemo Jun 2017 #51
the Large Number of Senate Votes means they can override the Veto JI7 Jun 2017 #67
K&R stonecutter357 Aug 2017 #68
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