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In reply to the discussion: i voted for them both. [View all]

BaronChocula

(1,522 posts)
9. Exactly!
Sun Sep 17, 2017, 07:53 PM
Sep 2017

I've voted for Bernie for mayor, governor, and congressman before I moved to California. I also supported Clinton in the 2016 election. The differences between them are not commensurate with the rancor that has ensued. They both lost. We need to move on. The Party needs to evolve without finger-pointing. The next generation of Dem leaders need not seek an endorsement from either as long as they stand unapologetically for fair taxation, living wages, wage equality, access to health care, and acknowledgement/respect for all demographics. No one singularly owns these values. Adhering to them is what WILL actually make America great. Fighting over who supported it more in 2016 will guarantee GOP victory in 2018. Don't guarantee GOP victory in 2018!

And the sexism? Don't get me started.

i voted for them both. [View all] barbtries Sep 2017 OP
Totally agree. Thank you for posting this, but I doubt it will get much attention. Atticus Sep 2017 #1
yeah, i've noticed that. barbtries Sep 2017 #2
Nobody talks about this but... Ligyron Sep 2017 #6
i'm certain you're right about that. barbtries Sep 2017 #10
Bernie just came out with another negative pronouncement about the Democratic pnwmom Sep 2017 #3
Not this Dem. KTM Sep 2017 #24
K & R cate94 Sep 2017 #4
I voted for both too proud patriot Sep 2017 #5
I voted for one, but liked the other's energy Steven Maurer Sep 2017 #7
Agreed. Ken Burch Sep 2017 #16
Me, too. Red Mountain Sep 2017 #8
Exactly! BaronChocula Sep 2017 #9
right? yet so many will still deny it. barbtries Sep 2017 #13
FDS BaronChocula Sep 2017 #20
i don't get FDS? barbtries Sep 2017 #22
i figured out FDS barbtries Sep 2017 #25
This x 1,000 broadcaster90210 Sep 2017 #11
So did I and I was firmly behind Hillary in the GE. smirkymonkey Sep 2017 #12
That's what I've been saying the whole time. Ken Burch Sep 2017 #14
yes! barbtries Sep 2017 #19
Unfortunately one of them felt the need, again, to bash the Democratic Party this morning. George II Sep 2017 #15
so i hear. i didn't read the quote. barbtries Sep 2017 #17
It was this morning, on Meet the Press: George II Sep 2017 #21
I'm shocked, I tell you. DFW Sep 2017 #18
it serves certain DU members' agendas to keep ProfessorPlum Sep 2017 #23
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