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Jim Lane

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56. Oh, right, I forgot. Therefore we should ignore everything he says. Good point. (n/t)

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Bernie had a joint fundraising agreement with the DNC too. [View all] boston bean Nov 2017 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author Wwcd Nov 2017 #1

He chose not to use it. He did sign it. (nt) ehrnst Nov 2017 #6

Sanders has been working with the party for decades. NCTraveler Nov 2017 #2

+1 n/t FSogol Nov 2017 #4

+1000 (nt) ehrnst Nov 2017 #7

Its in Muellers hands so we wait. Wwcd Nov 2017 #8

A lot more than that. NCTraveler Nov 2017 #9

+.. Wwcd Nov 2017 #10

+ a million! lunamagica Nov 2017 #12

++++perfectly stated. Loyalty to his talking points is not a Democratic value. R B Garr Nov 2017 #13

that isn't factual...that is a slant. Coalition building is powerful, but it can come with dilution JCanete Nov 2017 #18

It's actually factual and known. NCTraveler Nov 2017 #19

Its still slant, because you act like coalition bulidng for Clinton wasn't empowering her own place JCanete Nov 2017 #20

I never said such a thing. NCTraveler Nov 2017 #21

you are defining one person as doing work towards goals, and the other as just saving his own skin. JCanete Nov 2017 #22

Yes x infinity pandr32 Nov 2017 #28

Message auto-removed Name removed Nov 2017 #35

Don't be bullied into not having this discussion. wasupaloopa Nov 2017 #3

Shhhhhhhh Me. Nov 2017 #5

MSNBC just covered this. Bernie failed to perform. R B Garr Nov 2017 #11

I think this is more about Brazille and Schultz than Clinton and Sanders, they can both go to hell. phleshdef Nov 2017 #14

Hmmmm, thx for the context uponit7771 Nov 2017 #15

Well, how about that? mcar Nov 2017 #16

K&R highplainsdem Nov 2017 #17

Im not getting why she worded things in that excerpt the way she did ismnotwasm Nov 2017 #23

You call it "a similar agreement"? That's absolutely laughable. Jim Lane Nov 2017 #24

He never became the nominee, did he?? boston bean Nov 2017 #25

In 2015 Clinton wasn't the nominee, either. Jim Lane Nov 2017 #26

Seems there were two agreements. Check yo facts. boston bean Nov 2017 #27

OK, I've checked the facts. I'm right. Here's a link. Jim Lane Nov 2017 #29

You need to broaden ur horizons. boston bean Nov 2017 #32

A narrative is not a fact. lapucelle Nov 2017 #44

What you link to doesn't undercut Brazile's revelations Jim Lane Nov 2017 #46

Facts are not "excessive defensiveness" lapucelle Nov 2017 #53

The defensiveness is in taking everything to be about Clinton Jim Lane Nov 2017 #55

I wasn't aware of any "screeching". lapucelle Nov 2017 #58

Why would? sheshe2 Nov 2017 #33

O'Malley (unlike Hillary Clinton) was a lifelong Democrat. Was he offered a similar agreement? Jim Lane Nov 2017 #34

Pow melman Nov 2017 #36

I see you didn't answer my question. sheshe2 Nov 2017 #37

lol melman Nov 2017 #38

Profound statement. sheshe2 Nov 2017 #39

What more needs to be said? melman Nov 2017 #40

Neither you or Jim responded to what I wrote... sheshe2 Nov 2017 #41

If not getting questions answered were a crime... Jim Lane Nov 2017 #42

Great start and a really cool dig at a DEMOCRAT! sheshe2 Nov 2017 #43

It was a DEMOCRAT who popularized the phrase "an inconvenient truth". Jim Lane Nov 2017 #45

And look what happened to him...lost the election. Demsrule86 Nov 2017 #49

Oh, right, I forgot. Therefore we should ignore everything he says. Good point. (n/t) Jim Lane Nov 2017 #56

No, but I wouldn't bet he can guide us to a win...I blame Nader mostly for his loss...but Demsrule86 Nov 2017 #61

Bear in mind the context. I wasn't quoting Gore on electoral strategy. Jim Lane Nov 2017 #62

What facts? From what I can tell... the 'facst' were either out and out lied about or Demsrule86 Nov 2017 #63

Oh and the article was bullshit...votes determine who wins any primary ...not the DNC first of all. Demsrule86 Nov 2017 #50

Why was DNC virtually bankrupt and how did delisen Nov 2017 #57

She is a former Goldwater girl... KitSileya Nov 2017 #54

Here's the context: I support the Democratic Party's rule of neutrality. Jim Lane Nov 2017 #59

Great post! Spiranthes Nov 2017 #30

Good, yes, get all the information out. David__77 Nov 2017 #31

And he fucked over all the state parties because he refused to concede KitSileya Nov 2017 #47

There is that...and we have the Congress from hell now. Demsrule86 Nov 2017 #51

+1 uponit7771 Nov 2017 #52

Unforgivable. NurseJackie Nov 2017 #60

Yep - that's what Brazile probably didn't intend to reinforce. ehrnst Nov 2017 #64

Agreed Gothmog Nov 2017 #65

That article was total bullshit. Demsrule86 Nov 2017 #48