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In reply to the discussion: Bernie speaking on 1st day at Women's conference is a great idea & it's easy to show why... [View all]pnwmom
(110,176 posts)58. Whoever made the decision must have thought it was a wise one. Many women disagree. n/t
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Bernie speaking on 1st day at Women's conference is a great idea & it's easy to show why... [View all]
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
OP
I've seen that a number of times in my internet travels. Can't post it on DU however.
George II
Oct 2017
#21
Then you didn't really try. There is an actual statement by Sanders involved. nt
stevenleser
Oct 2017
#73
By your standards, post #35 doesn't exist because there is no link to it, lol
R B Garr
Oct 2017
#190
My "arguments" consisted of correcting your bizarre musings about a deleted post that
R B Garr
Oct 2017
#222
An "opinion piece" based on points of fact. She didn't write "I think he said".
George II
Oct 2017
#211
That is almost exactly what he says himself. It's quite accurate, and you would know
R B Garr
Oct 2017
#225
It is not the source others are talkin about, yet when he ran for Gov, in 1986 he said it.
sheshe2
Oct 2017
#162
And that's the issue, no matter what anyone says its "discredited" or "that's not it", etc....
George II
Oct 2017
#179
And unsourced allegations must be given all the credibility that they deserve.
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
#78
We can all learn from each other---but historically, women do that. Men do not; particularly listen
BlancheSplanchnik
Oct 2017
#30
Sanders should bow out. He's in the middle of too much divisiveness as it is don't you think?
brush
Oct 2017
#123
How about he take the stage, say I'm here to listen, then take a seat in the audience?
brush
Oct 2017
#133
The organizers should have told folks before the time to get a refund passed...I am out over $100.00
Demsrule86
Oct 2017
#163
I agree... this should be an issue we can ALL agree upon and unite against.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Oct 2017
#105
How about listening to the actual real-life activists who put the convention together?
Hassin Bin Sober
Oct 2017
#14
Do you think that Bernie will stick around to listen to the speeches of the activists
TexasTowelie
Oct 2017
#74
I respect your opinion, but disagree... we need to rally around what unites us.
InAbLuEsTaTe
Oct 2017
#176
There are peeps who so hate Sanders that if he said breathing was a good thing...
LostOne4Ever
Oct 2017
#16
Would Bernie have agreed to go if his speech wasn't put in such a prominent position
pnwmom
Oct 2017
#17
It's kind of hard to downplay his speech. He's the most beloved active politician on the planet.
Hassin Bin Sober
Oct 2017
#19
And we as a country passed Kerry up for W. Blackwell in Ohio must have gotten a huge deposit...
brush
Oct 2017
#142
Whoever made the decision must have thought it was a wise one. Many women disagree. n/t
pnwmom
Oct 2017
#58
You are too intelligent to pretend this dif of opinion means DU'ers are against Economic Justice
emulatorloo
Oct 2017
#114
I did not make the charge, but the lack of the letter is a huge issue for some.
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
#116
My actual response was to extend a welcome, something that I received quite a bit
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
#135
I love how people here who love Maxine Waters, are refusing to attend because Sanders is speaking.
JCanete
Oct 2017
#28
We didn't need a politician with no detractors. We did need a WOMAN to open the WOMEN"s convention.
pnwmom
Oct 2017
#53
You realize you just made the case for not allowing anti-choice candidates in the party.
MrsCoffee
Oct 2017
#61
It might not be the explanation that you wanted, but it is political reality in the US. eom
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
#72
Bernie passes your test then, but the Democratic Party doesn't insist that all Democrats do n/t
Tom Rinaldo
Oct 2017
#88
God, if there is one thing I am so sick and tired of it is men telling women how
smirkymonkey
Oct 2017
#86
You're telling women who think a man opening a Women's Conference is tone-deaf and a bad idea
emulatorloo
Oct 2017
#125
It seems it's gotten the Women's Conference a lot more publicity than it otherwise would have gotten
PoliticAverse
Oct 2017
#151
First, I titled it as a great idea, not a perfect idea. An important distinction.
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
#198
OK, so she doesn't count as a women. I get it. Maya Angelou was there too. Not a woman? nt
USALiberal
Oct 2017
#220
Unity is far more important than endless argument over what makes an authentic Democrat.
guillaumeb
Oct 2017
#215
Unity would consist of men whom heartedly prioritizing a woman's right to autonomy
bettyellen
Oct 2017
#227
Sanders has been problematic in his willingness to deprioritize and dismiss women's health concerns.
bettyellen
Oct 2017
#234
Wow, many women spoke at the million man march. Do some research before posting. nt
USALiberal
Oct 2017
#195