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In reply to the discussion: Sanders Mulls Another Presidential Bid [View all]George II
(67,782 posts)82. That's the take of "The Hill", no one else. Edit: meant "The Nation", not "The Hill".
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Saying that Sanders would have won the election is nothing but a fantasy with not facts to support
lunamagica
May 2018
#56
Lots of truth there - the right wing would have excoriated him during the general election campaign!
George II
May 2018
#62
Agree! He will split the vote like the Green Party. Another 4 yrs of dotard..please Bernie think!!
Thekaspervote
May 2018
#75
That is a misguided statement considering the history of his supporters
liberal N proud
May 2018
#115
I think he would be a great addition to the lot we seem to have already. We need a strong, healthy
Tiggeroshii
May 2018
#11
Bernie has been a part of the Democratic caucus and Democratic committees holding true to his
Tiggeroshii
May 2018
#41
I have to believe that... but, then I thought we had already united around Hillary in the interest
InAbLuEsTaTe
May 2018
#111
It may even be more involved than that. There is a fair chance that trump will be challenged in
still_one
May 2018
#76
If Sanders won the Democratic nomination fair and square, how many Hillary supporters here
Sophia4
May 2018
#12
There werent close to as many bernie dems who did that as we would be led to believe
Tiggeroshii
May 2018
#15
For that reason alone, we need someone other than the candidates that ran in 2016, because the
still_one
May 2018
#77
Interesting. At first I thought you were splitting hairs, but then I looked it up.
PatrickforO
May 2018
#112
We could play that what-if game for a long time but history showed us..
liberal N proud
May 2018
#114
I would much rather see Bernie throw his complete support behind whoever the Democrat Nominee is.
Stonepounder
May 2018
#26
Well, Trump Has Shown That an Anti-Immigrant, Anti-Trade, Pro-Gun Platform Can Win
TomCADem
May 2018
#47
Bernie has a D- rating by the NRA, is pro-fair trade and the farthest from anti-immigrant
Tiggeroshii
May 2018
#54
Fartherst from anti-immigrant? Ask Lou Dobbs He and Sanders look like two peas in a pod
lunamagica
May 2018
#71
You obviously didn't watch the clip. That he wanted "more lletinent imigration laws" is something he
lunamagica
May 2018
#92
Have you heard of the progressive caucus in the US House? The largest in congress?
Tiggeroshii
May 2018
#57
Sorry. You know the Progressive Caucus in the US House? The largest in congress?
Tiggeroshii
May 2018
#66
That's the take of "The Hill", no one else. Edit: meant "The Nation", not "The Hill".
George II
May 2018
#82
Bernie was a founding member AND it's Chairman for the first EIGHT years despite
Uncle Joe
May 2018
#117
Yes, "A founding member", not "THE founding member". Glad you concur, I've been trying...
George II
May 2018
#121
There's a lot of registered Democrats who want a registered Democrat to represent the party.
RelativelyJones
May 2018
#87