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[blue-wave]

62. I thought that

we as Democrats, were putting the 2016 election behind us and UNITING into one strong, unbeatable party. Obviously, I'm mistaken.

Now that I said the above, let me say this, then you can attack away.

Bernie Sanders is NOT a Democrat. If he becomes one, I will welcome him into the party. Until then, he has absolutely no influence upon my vote. I can decide without him. Even more, I became very skeptical, to say the least, when I discovered that his chief strategist for the Bernie Sanders presidential campaign was in bed with Manafort. Yes, it appears Manafort was not the only American helping Putin's guy win in Ukraine and rip that country apart. How did that affect our own country, our party and the world?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-bernie-sanders-ad-man-who-played-paul-manaforts-game/2018/08/01/0df78c18-95c7-11e8-a679-b09212fb69c2_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.e7a2c3e4ff68



I'm a regular Democrat, always for party unity and will likely always be that way. It is time to start thinking critically people. Because this midterm election is a critical emergency for America.