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Wed Apr 27, 2016, 06:32 PM

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Bernie Sanders to Cut Hundreds of Staff Members and Turn to California [View all] azurnoir Apr 2016 OP

We'd slam a corporation that let that many loyal staff go so cold-heartedly. Hoyt Apr 2016 #1

Anyone who takes a campaign job knows it's probably temporary. He did what he needed to do. pnwmom Apr 2016 #3

That what the boss always says 72DejaVu Apr 2016 #7

I'll stick with the cold-heartedness. Hiring people and saying you don't need them sounds like what Hoyt Apr 2016 #9

What would a campaign worker from and in New York do now that JDPriestly Apr 2016 #34

And just like a CEO ... NanceGreggs Apr 2016 #43

lol 2pooped2pop Apr 2016 #55

What happens when Hillary lets go of her campaign staffers? Thats the nature of the job, duh! Dont call me Shirley Apr 2016 #61

With Hillary they get new jobs at the White House. RealAmericanDem Apr 2016 #66

Thats right. And jobs with private Election database and voting machine companies. Dont call me Shirley Apr 2016 #68

BINGO. riversedge Apr 2016 #69

Keep it up. You're making yourself look fucking smart. Phlem Apr 2016 #63

Always finding that silver lining, I see RufusTFirefly Apr 2016 #4

Campaign jobs are by definition temporary democrattotheend Apr 2016 #6

So are corporate jobs in the 21st Century. Sanders is not much different from anyone else Hoyt Apr 2016 #10

If you want to help some of them keep their jobs, by all means, pitch in democrattotheend Apr 2016 #44

To fund Bernie's trip to Paris? No thanks. beastie boy Apr 2016 #48

Political campaign jobs are mostly temporary. redwitch Apr 2016 #18

So are most jobs nowadays. There's always an excuse. Hoyt Apr 2016 #20

It's not like productivity has plummented Plucketeer Apr 2016 #19

Great post! erlewyne Apr 2016 #35

It's a campaign. wildeyed Apr 2016 #23

if bernie can't keep his loyal workers employed .... MariaThinks Apr 2016 #37

If you are a singer or performer (as many are here in California) JDPriestly Apr 2016 #42

What a ridiculous, silly, asinine, stupid comment progree Apr 2016 #57

I heard Bernie is replacing them with overseas workers. Gomez163 Apr 2016 #2

LOL. Hoyt Apr 2016 #12

Like this? Plucketeer Apr 2016 #24

Thats the NAFTA, CAFTA, TPP way, Bernie did not vote for. Hillary fully supports them. Dont call me Shirley Apr 2016 #62

In the meantime happynewyear Apr 2016 #5

Why doesn't he just transfer some of the laid off workers instead of hiring new ones? pnwmom Apr 2016 #8

Bernie is seeking workers w/specifc skills happynewyear Apr 2016 #14

Time to take advantage of the H1B visa program! beastie boy Apr 2016 #21

isn't that what corporations and BANKs do? MariaThinks Apr 2016 #38

They probably put that ad up a while ago democrattotheend Apr 2016 #45

Ahhh.... logistics maybe? Plucketeer Apr 2016 #27

We need campaign workers in California who know California politics, JDPriestly Apr 2016 #32

Well his big mistake TexasBushwhacker Apr 2016 #11

$10? I thought he was pushing $15/hr. Hoyt Apr 2016 #17

A $15 minimum wage would be phased in TexasBushwhacker Apr 2016 #22

Just getting clarification of his hypocrisy. Hoyt Apr 2016 #33

Hypocrisy is pushing a corporatist neocon while using Woody Guthrie as an avatar RufusTFirefly Apr 2016 #56

Well let's look at the minimum wage from 40 years ago TexasBushwhacker Apr 2016 #58

He paid the fat media moguls a lot more. beastie boy Apr 2016 #29

He did not have her name recognition. I'm sure his staff helped him JDPriestly Apr 2016 #31

Wow, more excuses! beastie boy Apr 2016 #36

As I explained, Hillary received fewer votes this year than she did JDPriestly Apr 2016 #41

You are making my point for me. beastie boy Apr 2016 #46

why not $15? MariaThinks Apr 2016 #39

He's not calling for a $15 minimum wage right away democrattotheend Apr 2016 #54

This is being a prudent steward of the money that was entrusted to his campaign colorado_ufo Apr 2016 #13

Sounds exactly what every employee ever laid off has heard. Hoyt Apr 2016 #16

A campaign job is always temporary n/t TexasBushwhacker Apr 2016 #26

Yeah, and I'm sure any business feels the same when things aren't looking good. Hoyt Apr 2016 #40

I've worked temp jobs TexasBushwhacker Apr 2016 #51

Oh, Go smoke your cigarette somewhere else. Doitnow Apr 2016 #52

If a job is temporary, and the employee knows that, then there is no room for complaint colorado_ufo Apr 2016 #47

His explanation seems to say that he doesn't expect to win the nomination. If he won.... George II Apr 2016 #15

Guam is mad because of that thing Sanders surrogate wildeyed Apr 2016 #28

Bernie is an excellent money-manager. JDPriestly Apr 2016 #30

Thanks a million to all of Bernie's staff. JDPriestly Apr 2016 #25

I will second that colorado_ufo Apr 2016 #50

Yes! Thank you! -from all of us who have been unpaid -but entusiasic- Bernie campaigners. FailureToCommunicate Apr 2016 #67

Didn't he do this in each state once the primary xloadiex Apr 2016 #49

That would make sense wouldn't it? I can see phone bankers being retained but not actual field worke azurnoir Apr 2016 #53

Is Hillary still paying her Iowa and Vermont campaign workers? left-of-center2012 Apr 2016 #59

+1 FailureToCommunicate Apr 2016 #65

Camp Weathervane has hired and fired, since the beginning... SoapBox Apr 2016 #60

That new Path to Victory Cryptoad Apr 2016 #64

Locking mcar Apr 2016 #70