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In reply to the discussion: "The current model and strategy of the Sanders wing of the Democratic party is an absolute failure." [View all]zentrum
(9,870 posts)35. We agree on one thing.
The Dems are prone to running not strong candidates.
That's one of the main problems.
Bernie campaigned for her, just like Dean, but I get it--it only counts when Dean does it. And of course, Bernie did nothing wrong by being in the primary. Its how the system works. Debate, critique--you know?
So--let's see, he divides, but they need him to join them for their caucus votes? Funny how that works.
Why not just toss him out of his seat in VT by running a strong opponent if he's such a divider?
He's a mediocre Senator? Suggest you look at her record while she did her short stint as Senator.
https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/hillary_clinton/300022
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"The current model and strategy of the Sanders wing of the Democratic party is an absolute failure." [View all]
Eko
Sep 2017
OP
Blaming others and not accepting responsibility for your own shortcomings and failures.
democratisphere
Sep 2017
#17
Nor was that the "Sanders wing" that led to a 900 seat loss and a Fascist takeover.
HughBeaumont
Sep 2017
#21
Let's say Bernie were the chair of the Finance committee that he has never sat on in 2009
karynnj
Sep 2017
#57
Sanders doesn't own a wing of the Democratic Party. He's not a Democrat, nor does he pretend to be.
Lil Missy
Sep 2017
#47
Dems lost to trump because the public is dumb. The public wanted "change" and entertainment
The_Casual_Observer
Sep 2017
#52
This bullshit is getting tiresome and on top of that, no one is listening to you.
phleshdef
Sep 2017
#53