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169. I've heard before that the political system can be a bit like high school...

Wed Jul 6, 2016, 03:26 PM

Jul 2016

where there are cliques and things like that.

Booing on a large scale could be akin to peer pressure.

It's hard to blaze your own path. It's hard to stand for what you believe in when what you believe in is perhaps different than most. But it's also important to stand for what you believe in. Sanders is accustomed to setting is own path. He ran for congress as an independent (democratic socialist), which put him far outside the norm. He overcame that. I'm sure it may be a point of contention among his peers at times though, despite caucusing with them. It's clearly a point of contention here at times.

The guy at least has solid reasons for supporting her while not flat-out endorsing her. If he flat-out endorses her he loses any sort of ability to speak to what the democratic platform should be (in my opinion) and essentially says "I support everything Clinton does from here on out through November."

I believe that Clinton is only poo-pooing TPP until November. If Sanders feels similarly, perhaps that's why he's reluctant to endorse her.

I found this article to be rather insightful into his thought process. Bernie Sanders Explains The Difference Between "Endorsing" And "Voting For" Hillary Clinton - Politico

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Sanders booed by House Democrats [View all] Cali_Democrat Jul 2016 OP

If "elections aren't about winning but transformations" ehrnst Jul 2016 #1

He previously said he would do everything he can to defeat Trump. Cali_Democrat Jul 2016 #5

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This is a scary statement: "elections aren't about winning". Um, yeah, it really is. SCOTUS is a BlueCaliDem Jul 2016 #130

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Obviously you're not paying attention. TRoN33 Jul 2016 #73

Those policy concessions they're making must also be "frustrating" cprise Jul 2016 #296

Is that your go to insult, tron? Perhaps you are not paying attention. This is the real world. Nitram Jul 2016 #321

This is AMERICA. TRoN33 Jul 2016 #322

"Some" booed while others cheered. Bernie's pressuring the party to stand for what they believe in. bjobotts Jul 2016 #150

Clinton and Trump only represent their party's platform. Clinton booed by teachers Union over bjobotts Jul 2016 #160

Because they want him to shut up. HeartoftheMidwest Jul 2016 #171

THIS ^^^^ AlbertCat Jul 2016 #246

At this point, winning is everything. christx30 Jul 2016 #259

Post removed Post removed Jul 2016 #274

Not worth the risk G_j Jul 2016 #287

I used to think Bernie was an idealist and so above the ordinary Senator. lark Jul 2016 #197

Very interesting. sangfroid Jul 2016 #222

You must have missed his message. roody Jul 2016 #234

Ha!! good job Roody...your exactly right!! Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #279

It seems that is exactly what he is doing right now. lark Jul 2016 #329

Lark....his luster will never dim!! Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #278

Funny how the poster missed that detail in the cut/paste exercise. floriduck Jul 2016 #186

Post removed Post removed Jul 2016 #227

Damn straight. downeastdaniel Jul 2016 #297

hypocracy? MariaThinks Jul 2016 #151

He is showing he is selfish and doesn't care about building a coalition. dbackjon Jul 2016 #2

That's party unity for you. forest444 Jul 2016 #3

God damn I'm lucky I wasn't taking a drink... intersectionality Jul 2016 #158

Ah. it is what it is. forest444 Jul 2016 #161

HEH. SammyWinstonJack Jul 2016 #204

Too Funny!! Jack Bone Jul 2016 #293

Sure, Jack. forest444 Jul 2016 #314

didn't Hillary go to the convention back in 2008? just sayin...nt Javaman Jul 2016 #4

She conceded and endorsed well before the convention. ht hack89 Jul 2016 #7

She went to the convention to nominate President Obama.. Peacetrain Jul 2016 #8

Hillary conceded to Obama and endorsed him shortly after the end of the primaries in 2008 Cali_Democrat Jul 2016 #10

Yes. Lots of people go to the convention Renew Deal Jul 2016 #11

Yes she did, and she also suspended her campaign two days after the last primary and... George II Jul 2016 #15

She conceded four days after the last primary. Beacool Jul 2016 #27

Well, their goals are different. Hillary's perspective was win or lose. BS has a movement and it is newthinking Jul 2016 #266

+100 nt Javaman Jul 2016 #272

2 months before the 2008 convention, she campaigned WITH him in UNITY, NH. just sayin... Rose Siding Jul 2016 #56

No, she didn't. She condeded within a week of the last primary voting and campaigned geek tragedy Jul 2016 #78

yes and she did this.... TeamPooka Jul 2016 #230

Ah crap, I knew this was going to happen Peacetrain Jul 2016 #6

And why? Bernie has stopped campaigning and is not talking about Hillary newthinking Jul 2016 #268

If he is definitely done running why hasnt he conceded? puffy socks Jul 2016 #313

That's nice Sherman A1 Jul 2016 #12

Fighting for the American people is no bed of roses, but Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #13

That's typical for his kind of "result" Renew Deal Jul 2016 #19

That is better than aiming for no improvement and achieving nothing. n/t xocet Jul 2016 #75

Is it? How so? Orrex Jul 2016 #99

No offense, but you don't get that comment? Really? n/t xocet Jul 2016 #105

I'm unimpressed by grand gestures that accomplish nothing. Orrex Jul 2016 #111

There is improvement and he lost the nomination WhiteTara Jul 2016 #112

Sanders has sponsored or co-sponsored 207 bills which became law. NT Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #91

Really? Orrex Jul 2016 #123

He was one of the co-sponsors. I don't think there is a technical term of 'primary co-sponsor.' Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #124

Sorry--I meant "original cosponsor" Orrex Jul 2016 #134

Congress.gov doesn't seem to keep track of 'original cosponors.' Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #136

Even so... Orrex Jul 2016 #139

I'm not saying he deserves most of the credit Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #155

Yes they do and here they are. lapucelle Jul 2016 #154

That isn't showing whether he was Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #157

Yes it does. lapucelle Jul 2016 #167

I'm only seeing two categories. Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #170

totally off topic, but I like the clear way they show how far bills got yurbud Jul 2016 #159

Eric J you are right...see below folks... Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #281

How many did the Hill have? What were they for? Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #282

She had 713 sponsored and 2676 cosponsored.. drray23 Jul 2016 #303

Without admendments it is 363 sponsored 1529 cosponsored.nt. drray23 Jul 2016 #305

Selecting became law drray23 Jul 2016 #306

Most were selecting and amendments.?..right? Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #324

just bills. took off the amendments.nt. drray23 Jul 2016 #325

And he is still fighting. pangaia Jul 2016 #33

I think that the people who have actually worked with him see him way, way better than those ehrnst Jul 2016 #43

I support Bernie....Period ...GO Bernie !!!!!!! There is a lot of us around...GO Bernie !!!! Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #64

+1 nt Javaman Jul 2016 #116

+99 chwaliszewski Jul 2016 #129

I have never worked with him. pangaia Jul 2016 #90

Post removed Post removed Jul 2016 #101

I do not and never have read any Bernie hymnal. What is this hymnal of which you speak? pangaia Jul 2016 #140

Oh please. Orrex Jul 2016 #188

Some supporters awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #190

I apologize--you are correct Orrex Jul 2016 #194

Not a problem awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #196

Ah ha ! I am an asshat, you say.. My my... pangaia Jul 2016 #203

By "he" I meant Bernie... awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #205

Oh. That's better, then. pangaia Jul 2016 #207

I think that term came from a movie... awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #208

I didn't know that. pangaia Jul 2016 #210

I think I was editing awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #212

I try not to call anybody an asshole or asshat, pangaia Jul 2016 #218

I use "asshat" as a synonym of "asshole" because I don't like using "asshole." merrily Jul 2016 #280

Oh, my.. That is very good writing. pangaia Jul 2016 #202

How so? sangfroid Jul 2016 #223

He's not fighting to stay relevant, or losing. HeartoftheMidwest Jul 2016 #174

Ok, sure. Orrex Jul 2016 #187

I am glad you agree with HeartOfTheModwest. pangaia Jul 2016 #206

He won't ever be seen as relevant to people invested in their careers and the status quo. newthinking Jul 2016 #269

Your right. I urge many of delegates out there, Bernie can still be your choice in lieu of .... Pauldg47 Jul 2016 #327

Bernie didn't invent the idea. ehrnst Jul 2016 #38

this is not a Sanders thing rtracey Jul 2016 #58

This plan is way different than what she had on her site until now. Ash_F Jul 2016 #76

but rtracey Jul 2016 #120

I don't recall her saying that, but it certainly said something different on her site Ash_F Jul 2016 #128

well rtracey Jul 2016 #145

I saw that debate. That's not what I am talking about. Ash_F Jul 2016 #173

Sounds better in original Latin, but then you'd realize it's a logical fallacy. LanternWaste Jul 2016 #70

Wonder where she got the idea? n/t Paper Roses Jul 2016 #182

Bernie, I supported you with my heart and soul, but it's now time to move on groundloop Jul 2016 #14

This Democratic Platform Committee is meeting Friday and Saturday. Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #18

How do you know this? Renew Deal Jul 2016 #20

I wrote 'probably.' I'm basing that off Sanders praising HRC today for compromising Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #79

Looks like you were right Renew Deal Jul 2016 #330

Thanks. Maybe we'll know for sure on Tuesday. NT Eric J in MN Jul 2016 #331

If you were supporting him as a person, I see your point. But if you were supporting the cause The Wielding Truth Jul 2016 #63

I wish he would FACE REALITY heaven05 Jul 2016 #16

In my opinion he IS the one facing reality. pangaia Jul 2016 #40

Maybe the people who have worked with him trying to accomplish things ehrnst Jul 2016 #48

Post removed Post removed Jul 2016 #59

I have to agree. bdwker Jul 2016 #71

I disagree. He spends more resources attacking Democrats than republicans MariaThinks Jul 2016 #153

Interesting number. Can I see the source? seabeckind Jul 2016 #302

Yes, you are right. ozone_man Jul 2016 #233

Thank you for the support for my view. pangaia Jul 2016 #238

Exactly. Biki Jul 2016 #237

Sanders Urchin Jul 2016 #93

he is not the nominee heaven05 Jul 2016 #177

As soon as he DOES get on board, his leverage to affect change pangaia Jul 2016 #240

I understand heaven05 Jul 2016 #304

OK. Then, if she wants to WIN, if she wants to be the president, pangaia Jul 2016 #309

right heaven05 Jul 2016 #310

What does that have to do with what I said? pangaia Jul 2016 #311

everything heaven05 Jul 2016 #312

I don't know what you mean. pangaia Jul 2016 #318

The Reality Is Ccarmona Jul 2016 #149

Really? I thought that was just a republican wet dream... Walk away Jul 2016 #213

Classy. (n/t) Iggo Jul 2016 #17

Yes. Waltzing in and telling your colleagues that "elections aren't about winning" ehrnst Jul 2016 #23

He was saying that there are bigger issues at stake, much bigger for the long term pangaia Jul 2016 #241

Indeed. n/t demmiblue Jul 2016 #108

It's unfortunate that he has let his support and momentum fizzle into irrelevance Chemisse Jul 2016 #21

He would have been gone in March if he had perspective Renew Deal Jul 2016 #22

Sanders will get more people to vote against Trump if he does NOT endorse n/t eridani Jul 2016 #232

Bernie Sanders is a living example of Dylam Thomas' poem. pangaia Jul 2016 #243

He is not interested n glory. Never was. pangaia Jul 2016 #242

Wish I'd been there... Surya Gayatri Jul 2016 #24

The comment about Sanders self obsession is very accurate Gothmog Jul 2016 #60

No it is not. pangaia Jul 2016 #244

Welcome to politics as usual. God forbid anything improves. floriduck Jul 2016 #189

It just proves what the movement is about. The bo-ing senators are likely newthinking Jul 2016 #271

Those House Democrats are free to run for President and build any movement they wish to... appal_jack Jul 2016 #25

No Democrat bluedye33139 Jul 2016 #30

Hatred? Can you say hyperbole? askeptic Jul 2016 #35

Pronunciation drill bluedye33139 Jul 2016 #96

Sounds logical to me... Surya Gayatri Jul 2016 #44

Nor would a progressive, independent Senator. appal_jack Jul 2016 #57

Democrats now tend to support their own party and to work together for pangaia Jul 2016 #245

I agree. The sky will not fall if he waits for the convention askeptic Jul 2016 #31

It's not a movement yet. That remains to be seen. ehrnst Jul 2016 #52

This message was self-deleted by its author G_j Jul 2016 #285

This is what I thought might happen... kentuck Jul 2016 #26

Its Haints and Angels Kentuck.. Peacetrain Jul 2016 #74

You must have read the book? kentuck Jul 2016 #131

I am reading it now... Peacetrain Jul 2016 #172

WTF? stopbush Jul 2016 #28

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The FBI didn't recommend charges Cali_Democrat Jul 2016 #37

Lynch said she would follow the FBI recommendation. stopbush Jul 2016 #46

Especially since she pledged to follow the FBI's recommendations, whatever they might be. Surya Gayatri Jul 2016 #47

Surrounding oneself with old white men gives one a limited perspective ehrnst Jul 2016 #53

Now we've heard from the DoJ, Sanders. Your last hope is gone lunamagica Jul 2016 #214

We wait for the DoJ? murielm99 Jul 2016 #289

Post removed Post removed Jul 2016 #29

Self obsession is right bravenak Jul 2016 #32

I think that Sanders has blinders on and can't see outside his bubble. Beacool Jul 2016 #36

Sanders' goal IS in fact a bigger one than 'winning' an election. pangaia Jul 2016 #247

Politico... Triana Jul 2016 #39

2007, nine years ago. Check out their leadership today: George II Jul 2016 #85

"Elections aren't about winning". Yeah, only if you're a Republican lining your pockets. CrowCityDem Jul 2016 #41

There is not a strong anti-TPP plank yet. Therefore, ReasonableToo Jul 2016 #42

For goodness sake he doesn't get to dictate trade deals or anything else pandr32 Jul 2016 #67

From the beginning ReasonableToo Jul 2016 #168

I have not given up on him and never will. pangaia Jul 2016 #252

I understand your being upset with Bernie's actions. pangaia Jul 2016 #251

Keep on truckin' Bernie.... pangaia Jul 2016 #248

"Now we wait to hear from the Justice Department." pandr32 Jul 2016 #45

seems our big tent is getting pretty damn small.... dembotoz Jul 2016 #49

Doesn't it though! KPN Jul 2016 #92

please give it up Bernie and do the right thing for the futures sake NoMoreRepugs Jul 2016 #50

What the hell... Chakaconcarne Jul 2016 #51

To me it seems controversy would HELP Democrats with their convention. Festivito Jul 2016 #54

These aren't some of the same Democrats that voted for the Iraq War? jalan48 Jul 2016 #61

House Democrats voted 118 to 65 in favor of DOMA as well. The majority of them disagreed with Bluenorthwest Jul 2016 #69

Well said, and an excellent point. n/t reflection Jul 2016 #135

I wonder if continually dissing Bernie is a very good strategy askeptic Jul 2016 #62

It certainly doesn't make me feel better about switching Ilsa Jul 2016 #83

Had the exact same reaction. KPN Jul 2016 #95

Exactly. All they know how to do is cover their own asses. pangaia Jul 2016 #255

Correct.. coco77 Jul 2016 #126

If 82% of Sanders supporters have already made the switch, there's not much "flocking" to be done. Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #162

I hadn't seen that figure - can you give me a source? askeptic Jul 2016 #165

I got it from upthread. If that number is true, I think you'd agree that the remaining 15%-18% were Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #195

Looks like a circular to me. seabeckind Jul 2016 #301

He's not entitled to their approval anigbrowl Jul 2016 #254

K&R stopbush Jul 2016 #65

He has squandered any capital gained by his "movement" Stuckinthebush Jul 2016 #66

Epic failure Geronimoe Jul 2016 #68

Hillary Clinton has way more pledged delegates than Bernie pandr32 Jul 2016 #98

*he* didn't lose them 69 House seats under a highly charismatic Prez MisterP Jul 2016 #72

Because *HE* didn't do anything ConservativeDemocrat Jul 2016 #260

Are these the new rules here? SHRED Jul 2016 #77

Apparently so. I think the new rules were made with the thought in mind that The Second Stone Jul 2016 #87

Apparently. KPN Jul 2016 #97

How is that a new rule? Orrex Jul 2016 #104

Pretty much. harun Jul 2016 #118

Yes, they are enforced by that big straw man over there anigbrowl Jul 2016 #256

If he wants to endorse, he wants it to mean something. Lucky Luciano Jul 2016 #80

And of course they were too chicken-shit to speak non-anonymously. arcane1 Jul 2016 #81

Can Sanders just end the charade Blue_Tires Jul 2016 #82

Post removed Post removed Jul 2016 #84

Such immature behavior on the part of House Democrats is not going to help winning totodeinhere Jul 2016 #86

Clinton has the support of 82% of BS voters, and the rest were not going to ever vote for her Squinch Jul 2016 #106

Most BS supporters will vote for Clinton. And I will vote for Clinton. totodeinhere Jul 2016 #109

She'll have plenty of supporters who get out and work for her and who donate money. AND she'll Squinch Jul 2016 #113

Then why all the HuBub about Bernie ? kacekwl Jul 2016 #176

You say that as if you think he is actually a threat. Do you really think that? Because that's Squinch Jul 2016 #180

I am not annoyed kacekwl Jul 2016 #267

Did you know that there are people other than you in the Democratic party? No, for reals! Squinch Jul 2016 #270

No, we did not "kinda fell for it" sheshe2 Jul 2016 #286

Sure we did at the polls kacekwl Jul 2016 #316

Okay, fair enough. n/t totodeinhere Jul 2016 #115

No one is demanding "adulation" -- that's an absurd straw man. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #178

OK, then, however you would paraphrase that threat, it's still stupid. The party is united. Squinch Jul 2016 #181

I'm not seeing a threat here. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #201

The threat I refer to is when BS supporters say, "You better do X or BS supporters won't vote for Squinch Jul 2016 #211

People may vote as they please and they're entitled to express their preferences. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #294

The party is united behind Hillary. Individual voters saying, "You better do X or BS supporters Squinch Jul 2016 #317

"The party is united" doesn't mean that all the votes are locked up. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #319

All the votes will never be locked up. Hillary won the majority. She has her own platform. Squinch Jul 2016 #320

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I supported Bernie ~ But it's over left-of-center2012 Jul 2016 #89

His cause is not over Urchin Jul 2016 #94

"There can be only one" billpolonsky Jul 2016 #100

As much as it pains me to admit it... actslikeacarrot Jul 2016 #138

After reading that Baloney sangfroid Jul 2016 #224

What you DON'T know ... NanceGreggs Jul 2016 #250

You ignore the most important differences between 2008 and 2016 Jim Lane Jul 2016 #295

Interesting sangfroid Jul 2016 #315

^^^ THIS ^^^ Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #328

As if the House Democrats have been supportive of him during this campaign so far? FourScore Jul 2016 #102

They know him. They have worked with him. Squinch Jul 2016 #107

Only the progressive caucus, blue dog sellouts haven't. harun Jul 2016 #122

How many of the "progressive caucus" actually endorsed him? And the bluedogs were ousted in 2010. Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #144

Blue Dogs currently hold 14 seats, the Progressives 68 harun Jul 2016 #175

Well how do you gauge "support", if they didn't endorse him? You posited that he was "supported" by Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #198

Any Dem going against the Clinton machine isn't going to get much funding. harun Jul 2016 #308

But that wasn't your original claim. You claim they "supported" him. One would think you meant... Tarheel_Dem Jul 2016 #323

Bernie Sanders IS a guy who's running for President. davidthegnome Jul 2016 #103

Sanders booed buddysmellgood Jul 2016 #110

Politico?? lol - you all are just too much. Politico sucks, except when you say otherwise? closeupready Jul 2016 #114

'Fahrenheit 9/11': Not a Single Democratic Senator Joins with House Objections to Bush/Gore closeupready Jul 2016 #117

Sanders did not arrive in the Senate until January 3, 2007. Your history lesson is a fail on this. Ford_Prefect Jul 2016 #142

It is what it is. Take-away from it what you will. closeupready Jul 2016 #143

What I take away from it is that Hillary Clinton WAS in the Senate on that date. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #184

More disturbing is the implicit censorship you are promoting here! closeupready Jul 2016 #185

Sorry, you lost me completely. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #200

I think we are on the same side, mea culpa, it's my fault. closeupready Jul 2016 #261

Thanks for the clarification. I'll plead that the circumstances led me to being confused. Jim Lane Jul 2016 #262

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Is this really latest breaking news? ThinkCritically Jul 2016 #121

Get this yet? The booing story is a lie. As usual. Jennylynn Jul 2016 #125

Sounds like Senator Sanders was working for us. Not for him. avaistheone1 Jul 2016 #276

He deserved it. lunamagica Jul 2016 #127

This message was self-deleted by its author lunamagica Jul 2016 #132

"Sen.Bernie Sanders is still talking like a guy who's running for president." lunamagica Jul 2016 #133

Glad to hear ejbr Jul 2016 #137

With Sanders it's all about the issues he believes will benefit the millions of people... raindaddy Jul 2016 #141

Bernie's endgame and an endorsement raincity_calling Jul 2016 #146

Not this again. lapucelle Jul 2016 #163

Who? NuclearDem Jul 2016 #147

If they booed Corporate Sponsorship and ownership of themselves... Jackilope Jul 2016 #148

I think everyone is reading this all wrong LakeArenal Jul 2016 #152

Exactly. They are building up his endorsement. nt Lucky Luciano Jul 2016 #257

The party is NOT divided. One candidate won. 82% of the losing candidate's supporters Squinch Jul 2016 #326

Potentially Bernie has a lot to lose jamese777 Jul 2016 #156

Hillary wouldn't do that. Other Democrats might, though. BS doesn't have many friends in Congress. Squinch Jul 2016 #193

The House Democrats need to sharpen up and start understanding what this movement is. Betty Karlson Jul 2016 #164

Bernie needs to sharpen up and start understanding what this movement isn't. Squinch Jul 2016 #192

I hate to break it to you, but that percentage is hardly credited, coming from just one source. Betty Karlson Jul 2016 #284

I'm not too worried... yet Bradical79 Jul 2016 #166

A senior Democratic who was there pandr32 Jul 2016 #183

I've heard before that the political system can be a bit like high school... PoliticalMalcontent Jul 2016 #169

Politico Is Right Wing billhicks76 Jul 2016 #179

You can read the same story on CNN jamese777 Jul 2016 #216

It's over, Johnny awoke_in_2003 Jul 2016 #191

for not surprising since they didn't support him to begin with PatrynXX Jul 2016 #199

I know people like that too Renew Deal Jul 2016 #229

Big deal. I BOO all the Corporate Dems every day myself. -nt- NorthCarolina Jul 2016 #209

Our Government Is Completely Corrupt, And Dems Boo The One Talking About Fixing It Yallow Jul 2016 #215

Representative Connolly... tonedevil Jul 2016 #217

Shhh...don't mess up the narrative! klook Jul 2016 #265

Beauty /nt tonedevil Jul 2016 #275

Others cheered. Hiraeth Jul 2016 #219

after the convention is the answer... lame54 Jul 2016 #220

Do not Dismiss Us sammcgee68 Jul 2016 #221

"Democrat party?" johnp3907 Jul 2016 #235

I stand with Bernie. retrowire Jul 2016 #225

You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em... nt TeamPooka Jul 2016 #226

There is no REASON for him to stop before the convention. Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2016 #228

Bitter ole boobirds aren't worthy to clean out his spittoon Peregrine Took Jul 2016 #231

How many booed? I only see "some" but that could be like 3 people. LeftRant Jul 2016 #236

Making changes is achieved by working with others to get good ideas passed, it is not achieved by Thinkingabout Jul 2016 #239

Those that boo'd should stand up and admit it fbc Jul 2016 #249

I see he's still making a difference! AlbertCat Jul 2016 #253

Well said and true. senz Jul 2016 #290

They booed one of the most loved, honest politicians, ever! DianaForRussFeingold Jul 2016 #258

"like FDR and Kennedy" NuclearDem Jul 2016 #264

! DianaForRussFeingold Jul 2016 #273

Best candidate of my entire life. senz Jul 2016 #291

Yeah... reign88 Jul 2016 #263

Blue doggers grew a pair and worked up a boo. Well bowl me over. How many 2 or 3? lonestarnot Jul 2016 #277

Way to get someone to do what you'd like! merrily Jul 2016 #283

Way to go, Bernie Helen Borg Jul 2016 #288

He fights for what is right senz Jul 2016 #292

Bernie's window of opprtunity is closing fast. baldguy Jul 2016 #298

Sad day for the Democratic PArty 4dsc Jul 2016 #299

Says it all, doesn't it? seabeckind Jul 2016 #300

Anonymous source either bullshit or lacks courage. I call bullshit. Scuba Jul 2016 #307